Poster design by Jerome Harris
From left to right: Markele Cullins, Malcolm Peacock
From left to right: Lauren Jackson, Markele Cullins, Faith Couch
Tai Cruz
From left to right: Malcolm Peacock, Zion Douglass
From left to right: Karryl Eugene, Murjoni Merriweather, Destiny Belgrave & Mark Fleuridor
Grant Strudwick
Using Morgan Parker’s “Toward a New theory of Negro Propaganda” as a framing device, the exhibition conceptualizes a mutable space and manifests a “negro propaganda” that exists within the institution of MICA. Looking at MICA as an institution that has historically underrepresented Black bodies, and is working to shift this culture; we begin to ask where does the institution fall short in placing raw, true, narratives Blackness, and what are the radical ways in which we can place our humanity within a fractured history.
