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  1. Maelys Monga

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  6. Nailah Manns

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  13. Artemis

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  16. Jamed Kinsey

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  26. Tattfoo Tan

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  27. Damien Smith

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  31. Lisa Chau

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  32. TD Tso

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  60. Ketriana Yvonne

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  63. Russell Frederick

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    Open Studio

    Wednesday, October 1
    6:30 – 7:45 pm

    Location: 651 Arts
    10 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn

    Dahkil Hausif & Russell Frederick – Open Studio 

    Dark Room Diaspora

    Join us for Dahkil & Russell‘s Open Studio!

    The Darkroom Diaspora: Griots of Visual Memory is a living archive and creative activation project centered on the powerful photographic legacy of visual activist Russell Frederick. For over two decades, Russell has documented the Bedford-Stuyvesant community and beyond with a discerning eye and deep commitment to Black life, resilience, and memory.

  66. Nic Black

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  67. Maleek Rae

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  69. Jason Wang

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  74. Zakiya Collier

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    Open Studio

    Wednesday, October 15

    6:30- 7:45 pm

    Location: Gladys Books and Wine

    Zakiya Collier – Open Studio

    Collective Remembrance: For the Art of Preserving Bed-Stuy Restoration History

    Join us for Zakiya’s Open Studio!

    In an ever-changing Brooklyn, Collective Remembrance expands the documentation of and access to histories of Central Brooklyn and its Black Communities by preservation the archives stewarded by the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation (Restoration) community. Using an intergenerational and creative, collective archival approach that directly fosters and resources relationships between Restoration’s key elders and community and local Black archivists and memory workers, this project shares and documents Black Brooklyn history, strengthens the Black memory work ecosystem, and uplifts the contributions that have nurtured Brooklyn’s character, art, culture, and sustainability. Participants will center their stories and be supported in the stewardship of their histories through oral histories, archival training workshops, a co-curated exhibition, public panels, and a preserved digital archive.

  75. Keshad Adeniyi

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    Open Studio

    Wednesday, August 13

    6:30 – 7:45pm

    35 Meadow Studios

    Keshad Adeniyi – Open Studio

    A Note From the Field 003: The Story From Within

    Join us for Keshad’s Open Studio!

    The Story From Within is a project designed to reawaken the human sensibilities of both incarcerated youth and youth who are currently implicated in the criminal justice system. Keshad is proposing to do workshops inside of a selected youth carceral facility that focus on personal development, identity and sociopolitical consciousness. A key element of these workshops is sharing the creative contributions of these incarcerated youth with the public – specifically a cohort of youth on the outside who are currently attempting to avoid incarceration. Youth on the outside will be selected from a local non-profit organization, and these selected youth will be prompted to engage in a similar workshop series as their incarcerated counterparts. By executing this project with both cohorts, we amplify a dialogue among New York City Youth who are on different parts of the school-to-prison pipeline spectrum.

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  76. Dahkil Hausif

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    Open Studio

    Wednesday, October 1
    6:30 – 7:45 pm

    Location: 651 Arts
    10 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn

    Dahkil Hausif & Russell Frederick – Open Studio 

    Dark Room Diaspora

    Join us for Dahkil & Russell‘s Open Studio!

    The Darkroom Diaspora: Griots of Visual Memory is a living archive and creative activation project centered on the powerful photographic legacy of visual activist Russell Frederick. For over two decades, Russell has documented the Bedford-Stuyvesant community and beyond with a discerning eye and deep commitment to Black life, resilience, and memory.

  77. Briana Calderón Navarro

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    Open Studio

    Wednesday, July 23
    6:30 – 7:45 pm

    Friends and Lovers

    Briana Calderón Navarro – Open Studio 

    Join us for Briana’s Open Studio!

    Community Fridge Mixer & Film Preview

    The Community Fridge Revitalization Tour is a multi-stop campaign in Central Brooklyn that brings together artists and organizers to rehabilitate four longtime community fridges in need of structural repairs. By working together and sharing resources, we are revitalizing these essential resources for thousands of people experiencing food insecurity.

  78. Michael Tonge

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  79. Tiffany Smith

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  87. Kevyn Way

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  92. Awóyemi Prolific Jones

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    Create Change Project

    Egungun: The Afro-Indigenous Genealogy Project

    The focus of “Egungun” (Yoruba for “ancestors”) is to utilize genealogical and genetic research as a catalyst for healing and creative expression in pursuit of reparations for Afro-Indigenous people. At no cost, participants will chart their family lineages, take tests from African Ancestry to uncover their ancestral genome, conduct oral history interviews, engage in indigenous ancestral spiritual rituals, and synthesize their findings in a culminating artistic presentation in Bed-Stuy.

  95. Khidr Joseph

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  97. Alicia Foxworth

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    Artist Video

    ABOUT THE PROJECT

    Alicia Foxworth is an actor, playwright and producer. She studied media communications at Fordham University. She has produced/hosted Rehoboth For You TV and performed in various plays. Her written work has been performed in New York Winterfest National Black Theater Festival, and others. Her play, Ghost Writer, an Abolitionist’s Tale was a semi-finalist in the 2019 Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference. Alicia has received the 2023 NY League of Independent Theater Caffe Cino Award. Member-SAG/AFTRA, Dramatists Guild, League of Professional Theater Women.

  98. SRĐA

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