Artificial Afrika
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The African American idea of Africa is one full of interpretation, modification and originality. Musician and visual artist Vernon Reid (Living Colour) explores these topics in a unique art show entitled Artificial Afrika. Director John Carluccio follows the talented Reid as he prepares and promotes the opening, complete with observations by Village Voice columnist Greg Tate, participating artists Dread Scott and Accra Shepp.
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GIGANTIC ART SPACE
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piergio
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i love what i see and hear ... very interesting meaningful pieces about the stereotypes that poison our language with racism. i really wish i could take to italy this art show ! i'll work on that...
- 2 years ago
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piergio
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screenstation
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This is great to see. There's plenty of coverage of Africa stressing poverty, AIDS, famine and disease. I'm not saying they're not important. But that's not all we want to hear about. Challenging perceptions. Food for thought. GL and look forward to seeing more. AJ
- 2 years ago
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screenstation
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Neghie
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I agree with Rizak. Perhaps if you had started with the artwork it would've held my attention the first time I saw it. 2nd time around, I think it's a worthy piece. GL.
- 2 years ago
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Neghie
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Southernacho
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I'd liked to be there, interesting topic.
GL. - 2 years ago
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Southernacho
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DanPersons
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I'd completely lost track of Vernon Reid. Good to see he's still around & still innovating. Good laying out of story, good lineup of interviews -- GL!
- 2 years ago
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DanPersons
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Rizak
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Maybe it's because I haven't slept but I lost interest about a minute in. Didn't know what was going on.
- 3 years ago
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Rizak
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canofmeatfilm
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This is fascinating, if you are reading this take the time to watch this video.
- 3 years ago
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