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Atlanta, MF DOOM, Jean-Michel Basquiat & more. rejecting blaxploitation and all other societal pressures. reminder that we all interpret media differently, I mentioned the people and works that I did because of my own connection with them - your connection may have been different, thus making you disagree, which is fine. 00:00 INTRO 00:35 ORIGIN 03:13 MEANING 08:02 IN FILM 15:07 IN MUSIC: MF DOOM 18:50 IN MUSIC: SUN RA 20:24 JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT 21:24 IBRAHIM EL-SELAHI 22:24 OTHERS
Watch all my videos ad-free and get exclusive content on Nebula: 🤍 (Signing up using my link supports my channel) The world of Donald Glover's Atlanta feels... off. What's going on? Citations: Baraka, Amiri. “Henry Dumas: Afro-Surreal Expressionist” Black American Literature Forum, Vol. 22, No. 2, Henry Dumas Issue (Summer, 1988) 🤍 Miller, D. Scot. “Call It Afro-Surreal.” San Francisco Bay Guardian, 19 May 2009, 🤍 Mulkerrins, Jane. "Donald Glover on the Return of Atlanta: ‘I’m Not Making a TV show, I Am Making an Experience’." The Guardian, Jun 23, 2018, 🤍 Bakare, Lanre. "From Beyoncé to Sorry to Bother You: The New Age of Afro-Surrealism." The Guardian, Dec 06, 2018, 🤍 Special thanks to D. Scot Miller for the interview. // WATCH MORE THOMAS FLIGHT -Ad-Free Videos and Exclusive Content on Nebula: 🤍 -My Podcast Cinema of Meaning: Ad-Free and early on Nebula: Nebula: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 iTunes: 🤍 -Rent or Buy My Experimental Documentary: 🤍 -Read My Newsletter: 🤍 // SUPPORT MY WORK -Support my Channel directly on Patreon: 🤍 Patrons get access to a discord community, monthly podcast reviews of everything I watch, and more! -Sign up for Nebula using my Link: 🤍 Signing Up for Nebula using my link supports my channel financially. // FOLLOW ME -Twitter: 🤍 -Website: 🤍 -Letterboxd: 🤍 -TikTok: 🤍 // CONTACT ME -sponsorship and Business inquiries: thomasflight🤍standard.tv -Questions, feedback, other stuff: contact🤍thomasflight.com (check out my FAQ as well: 🤍 #ThomasFlight #VideoEssay Select Images supplied by Getty Images
✨ Today, we're going to look a the genre on the rise: Afro-surrealism. 🙏🏽 Donate to this channel ↳ Ko-fi - 🤍 📖 Books ↳ Beloved - 🤍 * ↳ Invisible Man - 🤍 * ↳ The Sellout - 🤍 * ↳ The Underground Railroad - 🤍 * ↳ The Salt Eaters - 🤍 * ↳ The Water Dancer - 🤍 * ↳ The Deep - 🤍 * 🔗 Links ↳ David Chikere, Her Infinity - 🤍 ↳ Manzel Bowman, Childs Play II - 🤍 ↳ David Alabo, Lust - 🤍 ↳ Adekunle Adeleke, Nest - 🤍 ↳ David Alabo, Divine Opulence - 🤍 ↳ Paracosm - 🤍 ↳ Try Audible Plus - 🤍 * ↳ Try my favorite highlighters - 🤍 * ↳ My favorite colored pens - 🤍 * ↳ My all-time favorite book sticky tabs - 🤍 * ↳ Aura Bora water - 🤍 * 👀 Watch next ↳ 3 banned books that changed Black history - 🤍 ↳ A (very) brief history of Juneteenth + book recs 🖤 - 🤍 ↳ How code switching fuels white supremacy - 🤍 🕰 Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:22 What is Afro-surrealism 01:28 Origins of Afro-surrealism 02:22 Where you may have seen Afro-surrealism 02:55 Beloved 03:23 Invisible Man 03:53 The Sellout 04:48 The Underground Railroad 05:23 The Salt Eaters 05:49 The Water Dancer 06:44 The Deep 📱 Let's meet on the internet ↳ Instagram - 🤍 ↳ Goodreads - 🤍 ↳ Twitter - 🤍 ↳ Tiktok - 🤍 🎥 Production details ↳ Camera - iPhone 14 Pro ↳ Audio - Rode VideoMic NTG: 🤍 * ↳ Key light - GVM 100W cob light: 🤍 * ↳ Filler lights - 🤍 * ↳ Editing - Pedro Vinicius Ferreira Novaes ↳ Thumbnail and graphics - Photoshop ↳ Closed captioning - rev.com: 🤍 * ↳ Music: Epidemic Sound - 🤍 * * = These indicate affiliate links, which means if you click and make a purchase, you'll be supporting this channel by earning me a small commission. 🙂 📝 FTC ↳ This video does not contain a sponsored ad. #reading #afrosurrealism #blackauthors
Join me on a journey into the world of philosophy and artistic movements as we navigate the challenges of our time. As a curious mind with a passion for music, art, and politics, I delve into the significance of movements like afro-surrealism, afro-pessimism, and afro-futurism. Through thought-provoking discussions, we'll explore the similarities and differences of these movements and what they currently reflect in our culture. Together, we'll challenge assumptions, ask the deeper questions of life, society, and politics, and forge a path forward using philosophy and artistic movements that push our worldviews. Don't miss out on the conversation - let's begin. FOLLOW ME ONLINE: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Hey, everyone! I wanted to take a moment to thank all the amazing creators out there who made the clips featured in this video possible. I sourced everything from Google and YouTube, but if you happen to recognize your work and would like credit, please don't hesitate to let me know in the comments or reach out to me directly. I'm still growing and learning as a content creator, and I'm committed to being more mindful of ethical consumption moving forward. Your support and patience mean the world to me as I strive to improve and create content that we can all enjoy together. Thanks for being here! P.S. Retrograde came for my Adobe Premier, so apologies for no captions on the video itself. I used Youtube's feature this time - I hope they are accurate! Music By 🤍WhiteBatAudio CoverArt by MidJourney (Prompt: describe these black philosophies (afror-futurism, afro-pessimism, afro-surrealism) embodied as black people)
What does the future look like for black people? Subscribe to our channel! 🤍 Video by: Gina Barton, Victoria Massie, and Joe Posner Black people are rarely featured in sci-fi and fantasy films — that is, unless that black person is Will Smith. How do black people get to exist in the future? Afrofuturism, a scholarly and artistic movement that imagines the future through black people’s experiences is one answer. The term was coined in 1994 by culture critic Mark Dery in his "Black to the Future" essay. Vox.com is a news website that helps you cut through the noise and understand what's really driving the events in the headlines. Check out 🤍 to get up to speed on everything from Kurdistan to the Kim Kardashian app. Check out our full video catalog: 🤍 Follow Vox on Twitter: 🤍 Or on Facebook: 🤍
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What is Afrofuturism? Subscribe to Inverse! 🤍 In February 2018, Marvel's Black Panther broke box-office records and elevated the phrase AfroFuturism to the forefront of the American lexicon. But AfroFuturism is a practice that goes far beyond the aesthetic of black people donning cool science-fiction-y costumes. It is a genre of speculative fiction that highlights what regular science fiction can't and won't. There is a glaring exclusion of black people from works of science fiction and an immense amount of real world problems that black people must face on a consistent basis. As such, one might think that black people would shy away from speculative fiction and instead opt to focus on the present. AfroFuturism is an artform, practice and methodology that allows black people to see themselves in future despite a distressing past and present. It calls upon sci-fi imagery and futuristic ideas to reflect upon the marginalization of black people. Practitioners conceptualize an array of visions of what a black future could look like. But what does that look like? We identified four unique AfroFuturist artists, who have used their work to imagine black life beyond its current state of global oppression. A 500 year history of colonialism, slavery, racism, and segregation have left people of the African Diaspora with a disjointed idea of what it really means to be at home. Visual Artist and Hip-Hop MC, Jessica Valoris uses speculative fiction and science fiction tropes to encourage people of the African Diaspora to "Phone Home." In her play "Enough Vo5 for the Universe" Melanie Goodreaux depicts a world 100 years into the future where God is a gender non binary black person. It is a vision of the future that celebrates black queer lives in spite of present day queer and transantagonism. A toxic soup of poverty, misogyny, anti-blackness, and transphobia leave black Transgender women and femmes at an exorbitantly high risk for being murdered. Black people are often caught in the ironic crosshairs of being hyper visible and invisible. Black women for example are often hypersexualized, leaving them at a greater risk for sexual assault and violence. Yet they have also been largely left out of conversations around sexual violence even following the rise of 2017's MeToo movement. Black people have been engaging in Afrofuturism well before the term was coined in 1994. As long as the state of the black future is in jeopardy folks of the African diaspora will continue to imagine expansive ideas of black life in the past, present, and beyond. - Inverse sparks curiosity about the future. We explore the science of anything, innovations that shape tomorrow, and ideas that stretch our minds. Our goal is to motivate the next generation to build a better world. #inverse #afrofuturism #future 🤍
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Ferenj is a graphic memoir in Virtual Reality on the meaning of home and identity—and one of the most interesting productions at DocLab 2020, the interactive and immersive program of the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam. Using photogrammetry, Ethiopian-American director Ainslee Robson reconstructs personal memories of both Cleveland and Addis Ababa. "Ferenj was born out of the need for a space to express my suppressed identity on my own terms as unapologetically and radically "normal" and to affirm to anyone else who relates to my story that we're out here, we exist, we are not invisible," commented Robson. If you have a VR headset at home, you can watch Ferenj on Viveport until the 6th of December: 🤍 ABOUT SUBMARINE CHANNEL Submarine Channel is an Emmy-award winning platform for all the people interested in stories told in innovative ways. As a production studio, we focus on interactive and immersive projects, exploring the narrative potential of formats like virtual reality, augmented reality, interactive documentaries, motion comics and video games. In addition, we produce editorial series to highlight cutting-edge storytelling ideas and showcase young, up-and-coming talents in the creative industries."
This video is about the origins of surreal art, and the many attempts to depict the unconscious mind. From apocalyptic dream art to impossible landscapes, fantastical painting has had a long history. As we explore the history of surreal art and proto-surrealism, we’ll see how Aboriginal Australians depicted the dreamtime, how renaissance illusionists like Arcimboldo tricked our minds into seeing faces, and how the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) art has changed our definitions of creativity. There’s plenty to discuss, so sit back and enjoy! If there are any artists or artworks you would like to learn more about, do let me know in the comments. There is so much to talk about when it comes to the bizarre visions of Salvador Dalí, or the haunting sketches of Odilon Redon. What would you like to see? Happy New Year! It’s the start of Season IV and I’m really excited to get going. An aim I have this year is to streamline my editing process, meaning that I can get more videos out to you wonderful people. Thank you for 734,000 subscribers. H. . Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:18 The Dreamers 06:25 The Surrealists 10:03 The Illusionists 13:30 Outro 👽📺 Listen to my podcast, The Interruption: On Spotify: 🤍 On Apple: 🤍 On Google: 🤍 ⚠️ OFFICIAL MERCH! ⚠️ To get hold of your own, head to Crowdmade.com with this link: 🤍 - Sources & Further Reading: Dürer's Apocalyptic Dream:🤍 The Art of Depicting Dreams: 🤍 Art History's Iconic History of Depicting Dreams 🤍 Odilon Redon's Artworks: 🤍realism🤍 DeepDream: 🤍 DALL-E 2: 🤍 Images and videos are sourced from Wikimedia Commons and are in the public domain. - Music: Intro - Epic of Gilgamesh in Sumerian by Peter Pringle 🤍 The Detective by Christoffer Moe Divletsen Via Epidemic Sound River Serpents by Jon Björk Via Epidemic Sound Never Forgotten by Christoffer Moe Divletsen Via Epidemic Sound The Cemetary Dance by Jon Björk Via Epidemic Sound Mysterious Dance by Howard Harper Barnes Via Epidemic Sound At the End of Nothing by Silver Maple Via Epidemic Sound Two Lovers' Bane by David Celeste Via Epidemic Sound Chakra Dub by Ecobel Via Epidemic Sound The 7th Day by Ecobel Via Epidemic Sound Outro - Peaceful Ambient Music by CO.AG 🤍 License: 🤍 Find me on Social Media: Twitter:🤍 Instagram:🤍 Discord:🤍 Email me: hochelagaenquiries🤍outlook.com #surreal #art
In this video essay explaining the meaning of the show "Atlanta," I’ll be going through various tv and movie examples to demonstrate how doors can be effectively used to tell a story and to figure out what these otherworldly doorways tell us about the surrealist world of “Atlanta.” In "Atlanta," a door is never just a door. I would describe this video as an Atlanta analysis, Atlanta breakdown, Atlanta explained, Atlanta theory, Atlanta breakdown, and writing analysis. #film #videoessay #atlantafx #tv #symbolism #dramedy #atlanta #donaldglover #filmanalysis #filmtheory Watch Atlanta on FX and Hulu now. YouTube, this video is for television and film lovers, people who watch video essays on tv and film analysis, and for fans of show "Atlanta". What is the meaning of Atlanta season 4, and the atlanta season finale? Let me hear your Atlanta theories in the comment section below! Alternate Title(s): What’s Up with Those Doors in “Atlanta?” Atlanta's' Surreal Symbolism of Doors "The Doorways of 'Atlanta': A Video Essay on Symbolism" "Surreal Doorways: The Bizarre Symbolism of 'Atlanta' "Exploring the Symbolism of Doorways in 'Atlanta'" "The Hidden Meanings Behind the Doorways in 'Atlanta'" "The Most Important Symbol in 'Atlanta'"
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Watch all my videos ad-free and get exclusive content on Nebula: 🤍 (Signing up using my link supports my channel) An exploration of techniques Donald Glover and Hiro Murai use in the Childish Gambino music video "This is America" and TV show Atlanta to create unique social commentary. // Please consider supporting my patreon: 🤍 // Follow Me on TWITTER: 🤍 // WEBSITE: 🤍 //Music licensed from Artlist (use this link to get 2 extra months for free): 🤍 // I edit my videos using Premiere Pro: 🤍 // sponsorship and business inquiries: thomasflight🤍standard.tv // questions, feedback, press, or anything else: contact🤍thomasflight.com #VideoEssay #ThomasFlight
Some thoughts about how Afro-Surrealism could be used to create a therapeutic modality that is uniquely tailored to the black experience after listening to 🤍Hidden_amidst_leaves breakdown "self-deletion" statistics among black men. The music during the monologue is a little louder than it needed to be. My bad.
Chelle Barbour blends Afro-surrealism and afro-futurism to elevate the agency of the Black female character in her collages. Her series of collage portraits is on view at the Riverside Art Museum as part of "Colliding Visions: Contemporary California Collage" from May 18 to October 15, 2023. Learn more about Barbour's process and how she reconstructs the "Black female character. Want to learn more? Find more SoCal arts and culture at 🤍 ~~~~~~ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: 🤍 Follow us: Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Sign-up for our Newsletter: 🤍 #Collage #Riverside #Art #ChelleBarbour #RiversideArtMuseum #blackculture
Twitter ► 🤍 Patreon ► 🤍 Donald Glover’s show, “Atlanta,” is full of surreal imagery and dream sequences. The series finale is literally called, “It was all a dream” – centering around Darius repeatedly waking up from dreams. As Darius says in the episode, "maybe i’ve been in a dream this whole time." So logically, between all of the surreal imagery and dream sequences, it makes sense that many fans and articles have tried to figure out which of these surreal moments in "Atlanta" were “real” and which were “just a dream.” But questioning what is real or fake is actually not the question that the show wants its audience to think about. As a writer for "Atlanta" said on social media, people have to stop watching the show like it's a puzzle meant to be solved. So why shouldn’t the viewer care about what is or isn’t real within the show? Donald Glover (Earn) talked about this directly in an interview preceding Season 4 of Atlanta: “A lot of things this season we’re kinda asking “what is real?” The show doesn’t want its viewers to think about the simple question - was what we watched just a dream? But rather, uses surrealism and dream sequences to try and get at a larger question - is anything real? It’s the subtle but important distinction between ‘was that real’ and ‘what is real’? "Atlanta" is produced by FX Networks and stars Donald Glover as Earn Marks, Zazie Beetz as Vanessa "Van" Keefer, as Al Alfred "Paper Boi" Miles, and LaKeith Stanfield as Darius. Stephen Glover as co-executive producer and directly by Hiro Murai. Image credit: Aaron Kathman
Meet Delayna Robbins, also known as 'A Colorful Chaos,' an illustrious Afro-Surrealism painter hailing from North Carolina. Dive deep into the cosmic and spiritual realms of her artwork, renowned for its thought-provoking narratives on self-healing, divine love, and self-acceptance. With a foundation in Graphic Design, Delayna deftly weaves surrealistic themes to spotlight the stories of people of color. Discover the symbolism behind each brushstroke as we delve into her unique process of interviewing individuals about empowerment and love. Beyond the canvas, Delayna has illuminated children's books, designed dynamic brands, and cultivated a loyal YouTube following. This intimate look into her life and craft builds anticipation for her upcoming show at The Durham Art Guild. Join us on this journey and embrace the Afro-Surreal Universe of Delayna Robbins. #DelaynaRobbins #AfroSurrealism #BlackArtists #ArtEmpowerment #NorthCarolinaArt #DurhamArtGuild #SpiritualArt #AColorfulChaos #ArtistsToWatch #SurrealStories #CosmicArtistry #ArtExhibition #BlackArtMatters #ContemporaryArt #PeopleOfColorInArt #ArtisticVision #ArtGalleryEvent #SymbolismInArt #ThoughtProvokingArt
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*VIDEO CONTAINS SPOILERS* Atlanta is one of the greatest shows of all time. Its finale is one of the greatest finales of all time. Here's why it's timeless. Apple Podcast: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍
“Bite this sandwich.” Atlanta has some seriously surreal moments. Season 3 of #AtlantaFX premieres March 24 on FX. Stream on Hulu. Subscribe now for more Atlanta clips: 🤍 Taking place almost entirely in Europe, Season 3 of Atlanta finds “Earn” (Donald Glover), “Alfred ‘Paper Boi’ Miles” (Brian Tyree Henry), “Darius” (LaKeith Stanfield) and “Van” (Zazie Beetz) in the midst of a successful European tour, as the group navigates their new surroundings as outsiders, and struggle to adjust to the newfound success they had aspired to. Donald Glover serves as Executive Producer, along with Stephen Glover, Hiro Murai, Stefani Robinson, Paul Simms and Dianne McGunigle. Atlanta is produced by FX Productions. Watch Atlanta Season 2 Videos: 🤍 See more of Atlanta on our official site: 🤍 Like Atlanta on Facebook: 🤍 Follow Atlanta on Twitter: 🤍 Follow Atlanta on Instagram: 🤍 Like FX on Facebook: 🤍 Follow FX on Twitter: 🤍 Follow FX on Instagram: 🤍 Five Surreal Moments | Atlanta | FX 🤍
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Fourth and final season of Atlanta is rolling, here's a little tribute to my favorite character and what he brings to, as Donald Glover says, "the best show since the Sopranos". Wanted to give Lakeith Stanfield his flowers before the show comes to pass. Like a few other essays on here, Lakeith and Darius capture that messy absurdism, optimistic nihilism combo I love in art perfectly. And more than that I wanted to show how his character actually serves as a way to ground the audience and the show when it veers in and out of surrealism by giving a baseline of weirdness. Shoutout Darius, excited to see how this story ends. - Niche Nonsense is a video essay channel that takes nonsense seriously and explores cultural absurdity. #videoessay #nichenonsense #culture #atlantafx #darius #lakeithstanfield #donaldglover
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