Cinema on the Avenue: “The Pendleton 2”
On April 10, watch this must-see documentary alongside the film’s producers at the historic Madam Walker Theater!
Culture and Arts
“I look at my ankle and I’m still incarcerated”
Watch Vernon T. Bateman’s impromptu speech at the Liberation Center’s Fourth Friday opening.
Illuminating injustice: Community celebrates Vernon T. Bateman’s murals
On Mass Ave., the first in-person event in the campaign to exonerate Bateman showcased his brilliant public artworks on display outside of The District Threatre.
From incarceration to inspiration: Vernon T. Bateman
This interview brings the contradictions between oppression and resistance into sharp relief.
Fourth Friday: GANGGANG “Perceptions”
On 3/29 our gallery hosts GANGGANG and “Perceptions” for our first Fourth Friday art exhibit and opening!
Symbols of the Intifada: Community art build for Palestine
Work together to create 3-D protest art for upcoming Free Palestine protests!
Claudia Jones and Black internationalist solidarity: Opportunities and challenges for today
Uncover the ties between Black and Korean revolutionaries, one of the least known among the history of Black global solidarity.
Video: Art and revolutionary politics with Iskra Books
Members of the Iskra Books collective discuss the relationship between art and revolutionary struggle on the local, national, and global scales.
Common unity: The re-birth of Leon Benson concert
Witness EL BENTLY 448, AKA Leon Benson, whose lyrical gymnastics are as impressive as they are politically meaningful!