The Black Woman is God: Reclaim, Reconfigure, Re-Remember

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The Black Woman is God: Reclaim, Reconfigure, Re-Remember
Curated by Karen Seneferu and Melorra Green
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Now in its fourth iteration at SOMArts, The Black Woman is God reveals a community of Black women artists that pay homage to their complex creative practices that have influenced the world, but are often overlooked because of the intersections class, race, and gender discrimination. The Black Woman is God: Reclaim, Reconfigure, and Re-Remember gives Black women their flowers, affirming that they are essential to building a more just society and a sustainable future.

 

This exhibition reclaims physical spaces that have historically been denied to Black women artists, and reconfigures communal trauma through healing, African diasporic traditions and practices. The community connections made through this movement building platform are all designed to re-remember, which is to recognize who Black people are as human beings and their contributions to African-American culture as well as the Global African Diaspora.

The Black Woman is God: Reclaim, Reconfigure, Re-Remember is open to the public Thursday, November 7–Saturday, December 12, 2020 with timed ticketing entry. Additional programs and exhibitions are done in partnership with the African American Art & Culture Complex, and Mills College.

EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Ajuan Mance
Alise Eastgate
Ashara Ekundayo
Cynthia Brannvall
Diamela Cutino
Ebony Iman Dallas
Joan Tarika Lewis
Karen Seneferu
Karin Turner
Lorraine Bonner
Maddy Clifford
Mimi Tempest
Nicole Dixon
Paula de Joie
Stacy Mootoo
Taylor Mosley
Tiffany Conway

CURATORS
Karen Seneferu
Melorra Green

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS
The Black Woman is God: Reclaim, Reconfigure, Re–Remember
On view at the African American Art & Culture Complex
Opens Wednesday, December 12

Learn more by visiting: aaacc.org

The Black Woman is God: Reclaim, Reconfigure, Re–Remember exhibition documentation courtesy of Bryon Malik

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