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And now the episode. We talk about Lauren Halsey’s exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, curated by Lizzie Carey-Thomas and Chris Bayley.
It's a maximalist environment that led us to a discussion about art, freedom, identity, revolution and care. It also allowed us to find out more about the myths and origins of the term Afro-Futurism, which surprised us a great deal.
To know more about the exhibition: https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/whats-on/lauren-halsey-emajendat/
We also mention Emily's friend, an artist using street signs in her work. Go to Instagram and check her out! @janeroerevolution
Music by Sarturn.
00:00 Introduction to 'Exhibitionistus' Podcast
00:13 What are the myths and origins of the term Afrofuturism?
00:41 Art and its Connection to Community and Identity
01:56 Podcast Format and Hosts Introduction
02:25 Maximalism and Site-specific Elements in Halsey's Work
03:33 How did the speaker's perception of the exhibition change after doing research for the podcast?
04:15 Podcast Anniversary Celebration
04:49 How does Lauren Halsey's work reflect the community and culture of South Central Los Angeles while engaging with themes of Afrofuturism and Afropessimism?