RADAR: Black Queer Artists in Conversation

As part of our QUEERING THE CASTRO program we’re bringing a conversation with three Bay Area artists about the intersections of blackness, queerness and art.

Facilitated by Beatrice Thomas
(Donations accepted!)

Featuring:
Alicia Bell
Alicia Bell is a Southern-Born, Black, Queer, Femme. Her work, mostly in the realm of performance art, incorporates a multiplicity of realities and futures building freedom and liberation. In community, Alicia works mostly with black.seed, Critical Resistance’s Oakland Power Projects, and Abundant Beginnings.

Reek bell
Reek bell is a black militant femme artist & organizer from South Jersey. Her work, mostly in the realm of literary art, reflects intersections of intimacy, friendship, and resistance within blackness. In community, Reek works mostly with black.seed & Oakland SOL (Sustaining Ourselves Locally).

Mustafah Greene
Mustafah Greene is a stunning handsome collection of atoms from Brooklyn, NY. His work, mostly in the realm of visual art, is built upon connecting the classic and the contemporary to synthesize art that speaks truth to the times. In community, Mustafah works mostly with black.seed.