Event
Beyond Beyoncé: use it like a bumper!
3 Jun 2015
Regular hours
- Wednesday
- 10:00 – 18:00
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- The Rose Lipman Building
- 43 De Beauvoir Road
- London
United Kingdom - N1 5SQ
- United Kingdom
Can Hip-Hop cultures be reclaimed to offer Black Feminist Perspectives? Beyond Beyoncé: use it like a bumper! is a public conversation using Hip-Hop as a keystone to question what possibilities are offered to Black female bodies in both mainstream and alternative cultures.
About
Guest speakers Jamila Johnson-Small (dance artist), Chardine Taylor-Stone (activist, writer and DJ), Paul Maheke (visual artist) and Lola Okolosie (writer and teacher) will discuss ways in which Black females today - beyond the iconic queens Beyoncé, Rihanna and Nicki Minaj - use Hip-Hop as a way to reclaim power and to foster new subjectivities. An exquisite free buffet catered by Claire Antoine will accompany an electric performance by Tropical Isles Carnival Dance Troupe, not to be missed so arrive early!
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Beyond Beyoncé: use it like a bumper! has been devised and organised by Open School East Associates Paul Maheke, Marie Toseland and John Lawrence as part of the Open School East Public Programme.