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March 10 - July 9, Swarm Terence Nance, written in pink above a still image of obscured faces.
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Terence Nance: Swarm

The first solo show of filmmaker, writer, actor, and musician Terence Nance. Curated by Maori Karmael Holmes.

A group of Black church attendees in black and white, with a few people dancing
Exhibition

Revival!

The Fabric Workshop and Museum (FWM) and BlackStar are proud to present Revival!, an audio-visual meditation celebrating the visual and sonic culture of shared Black spiritual experience.

A photo of the Assemblage exhibit displays tv screens on the walls and colorful items hanging from the rafters inside a sparse, warehouse like space.
Exhibition

Assemblage

In an attempt to disrupt notions of principality and authorship, Assemblage is interested in works created collectively.

A photo of a gallery exhibition featuring multiple projected videos on white screens, plus a carpeted viewing area in the middle of an otherwise dark room.
Exhibition

Lossless

Lossless is an exploration of Black and Brown bodies as a site of compression, considering the ways that labor, illusion, loss, lineage, and personhood are imagined and re-constructed.

A photo of a Black person standing in front of a colorful background, their har is braided and parted to the left side. They look serenely at the camera.
Exhibition

The Agitators

The Agitators is a photo exhibit that celebrates five years of BlackStar with 15 portraits of filmmakers, scholars, and cultural workers whose creative work and support have contributed to shaping the festival.

Spotlight

Seen is a journal of film and visual culture focused on Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities globally, published by BlackStar Projects twice each calendar year. Issue 003, guest edited by Darol Olu Kae, is out now.

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