The Bushwick Starr presents Imaging Justice For The Dark Divine, by Jaamil Olawale Kosoko + Kate Watson-Wallace | anonymous bodies
Performances, panels, discussions: November 13 -15, 2015
beginning Friday 6pm - Sunday at 10pm
Full festival schedule available here
Featuring: King Britt, Okwui Okpokwasili, Kate Watson-Wallace, Paloma McGregor, Jaamil Olawale Kosoko, Brother(hood) Dance!, Andre Zachery, Jasmine Hearn, Brittany L. Williams and more.
Imaging Justice for the Dark Divine is a three-day, multi-disciplinary performance and activism festival, for which Jaamil Kosoko + Kate Watson-Wallace, co-founders of the performance company anonymous bodies, will gather together scholars, curators, artists and various communities of the dark divine to consider what performative strategies we can use to imagine and realize the justice we deserve in the world. Can we, together, create a freedom space void of fear that honors difference as a radical instrument of equity and inclusion? How do we translate these systems into a globalized infrastructure that moves beyond the restrictions of the theatrical space? Through a series of performative actions, installations, dialogues, offerings, medicinal practices, rituals, and readings, Imaging Justice For The Dark Divine will attempt to collectively answer these difficult but vital questions. Find out more here
Performances, panels, discussions: November 13 -15, 2015
beginning Friday 6pm - Sunday at 10pm
Full festival schedule available here
Featuring: King Britt, Okwui Okpokwasili, Kate Watson-Wallace, Paloma McGregor, Jaamil Olawale Kosoko, Brother(hood) Dance!, Andre Zachery, Jasmine Hearn, Brittany L. Williams and more.
Imaging Justice for the Dark Divine is a three-day, multi-disciplinary performance and activism festival, for which Jaamil Kosoko + Kate Watson-Wallace, co-founders of the performance company anonymous bodies, will gather together scholars, curators, artists and various communities of the dark divine to consider what performative strategies we can use to imagine and realize the justice we deserve in the world. Can we, together, create a freedom space void of fear that honors difference as a radical instrument of equity and inclusion? How do we translate these systems into a globalized infrastructure that moves beyond the restrictions of the theatrical space? Through a series of performative actions, installations, dialogues, offerings, medicinal practices, rituals, and readings, Imaging Justice For The Dark Divine will attempt to collectively answer these difficult but vital questions. Find out more here
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