Black Philanthropy in the Visual Arts: A Contemporary Perspective ©2011
My 138 page masters thesis finally became available to the public a year after it was released to academia. It is sorta scary to see my predictions come to fruition—like Blue Ivy Carter and the surge of Post-Black. At the time [2010-2011 the time frame that I researched and wrote this thesis] there was only one book on the market that discussed Post-Black outside of the art realm. A month after I completed my thesis TourÉ and others began to speak on the concept of Post-Blackness. I have more to add on the conversation of that term as I have thought about it this past year some of my views have changed and some have grown even stronger. Expect an essay soon on this as I have reached my conclusion.
I would love to hear what you think feel free to comment here or e-mail me: word@posthuxtabletheory.com and I’ll do my best to respond.
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Where Postmodernism, Black identity-- African American/Black American--Cultural studies + Global SubCultural studies meets Urban Studies, Art, Design, Entertainment & Black Philanthropy in the Creative Sector. 