The conversation on Narratives in Black, hosted by Amanda Shea, continues with the release of Part 2 of the conversation with visual artist, cultural historian, and activist Ife Franklin. Which premiered today, April 24th, at 12 PM on YouTube, the latest installment delves even further into Franklin’s influential artistic journey.
In the first episode, Franklin discussed how her work serves as both a healing tool and a method of preserving Black heritage, shedding light on the deep ancestral connections that shape her art. In this new chapter, Part 2 expands on the impact of her work as a form of creative resistance, activism, and empowerment within Black communities.
Franklin elaborates on the essential role art plays in fostering connection and dialogue around identity and liberation. As a passionate advocate for cultural memory, she emphasizes how art can be a means of resisting oppression while simultaneously uplifting Black heritage.Part 2 of Narratives in Black is available now on YouTube. Don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and join the conversation
