A common enemy of the sun: George Jackson and Samih Al-Qasim
A hand-copied Palestinian poem found in George Jackson’s prison cell encapsulates the unity of national liberation struggles.
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Revolutionary Pan-Africanism: Groundings featuring Musa Springer and Erica Caines
On Feb. 19, dialogue with special organizers and educators from various revolutionary Black and Pan-Africanist organizations.
bell hooks’ “Cultural criticism and transformation:” Screening and discussion
The Midnight Riot Media Club’s first event is all about love and centered around one of revolutionary bell hooks’ earlier films.
Art, culture, and internationalist solidarity for liberation
Despite the asymmetry, art can help defeat even the largest imperialist military forces.
First Friday: Black revolutionaries and the art of rebellion
As Newfields purges Black leadership, we celebrate the Black revolutionary tradition here and worldwide.
Newfields at a crossroads
After the recent exit of its CEO, Newfields is at a critical juncture which could shape the future of the institution.
2023: A year uniting the people’s struggles
Catch a video snapshot of an entire year spent not only protesting, but uniting different movements and avenues of struggle!
Making art for the people: Anti-imperialist art build
Jan 11: Good Job Signs & ANSWER Indiana team up for and informational art build. Change the visual landscape of our city!
Palestinian revolutionary Ghassan Kanafani’s “Letter from Gaza”
A work of short fiction by Palestinian revolutionary and writer Ghassan Kanafani from 1956.
Palestinian resistance poetry: “Identity card,” by Mahmoud Darwish
In 1965, Israeli occupation forces arrested a poet for reading a piece he wrote after his first arrest for traveling in his homeland without a “permit.”
“Artists against apartheid:” First Friday opening and panel
Continue building a culture of solidarity and resistance at our January First Friday event!
First Friday: Exhibit opening of Alejandra Carrillo’s anti-colonial art
As the established art institutions repeatedly display their racism, Alejandra Carrillo’s anti-colonial art is a breath of fresh air and inspiration.