Between Accessibility and Art Criticism Panel Discussion | PerAnkh – The June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive

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Raven Row

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Raven Row is a non-profit contemporary art exhibition centre in Spitalfields. Raven Row’s programme is intended to appeal both to a specialist audience and a broader, curious public. It is led by a desire to test art's purpose outside the market place. It exhibits diverse work of the highest quality, often by established international artists, or those from the recent past, who have somehow escaped London's attention. However, the programme will remain improvisatory and un-dogmatic, and the qualities that might constitute Raven Row’s success, its ‘cultural value’, will remain open to question

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Between Accessibility and Art Criticism Panel Discussion | PerAnkh – The June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive

Raven Row

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2 years ago

Between Accessibility and Art Criticism Panel Discussion | PerAnkh – The June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive

Between Accessibility and Art Criticism: African/Diasporic Film Culture Today

With Awa Konaté (chair), Anthony Badu, Liz Chege, Abiba Coulibaly and Rōgan Graham

Increasingly the division between cinematic forms and materials produced for art galleries have blurred and created new forms of creative collaborations and questionings of the screen-based image. How does this context speak to legacies of the pioneers of African cinema and the challenges and opportunities for contemporary African film makers? The panel aims to explore the role and relevance of writing about and curating African/Diasporic films and to identify new ways to foster and develop ideas about accessibility and institution building in the contemporary moment.