The liquid blackness project is a nonprofit research group collaboratively studying blackness and aesthetics.
Yanique Norman, Fatherlessness 1 (2010), photographed by Mike Jensen, courtesy of the artist
Music Video as Black Art: Claiming the B-SIde
A Research Project and Symposium celebrating 10 years of liquid blackness.
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Mission Statement
The liquid blackness project builds on the study of arts and artists from the Black Diaspora to explore the intersection of aesthetic theory and the most radical agenda of Black Studies. Through research projects, public events, and online publication, it seeks to mentor the next generation of scholars of color and other scholars fully committed to the agenda of black studies, while creating a vibrant, extended, and sustainable community.
Artists in Conversation
Curating for Blackness
liquid blackness in the Community
Research Projects
What Is Liquid Blackness?
liquid blackness Journal
liquid blackness: journal of aesthetics and black studies
In Spring 2021, the new peer-reviewed, open access liquid blackness: journal of aesthetics and black studies will be published by Duke University Press, with the support of GSU’s Moving Image Studies doctoral program and the College of the Arts. Learn more about the revamped journal, our submission guidelines, our Editorial and Advisory Boards, and our current calls for papers.
Donate
The liquid blackness project is a non-profit organization that supports students, teachers, artists, and curators working toward ethical engagement with Black art.
Join us in our mission by making a tax-deductible contribution today.