A 24-hour movie and video night by Tyler Mitchell. Live-streamed and free to the public. Including a range of feature films, short films, music videos, artist interviews, and random internet content. Themed Americana / I Can Make You Feel Good, his latest exhibition at The International Center of Photography (ICP).
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Kahlil Joseph presents his latest work: BLKNWS, a two-channel video installation showing his actualized vision of an un-whitewashed news media.
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ICP presents the U.S. debut of Tyler Mitchell’s first solo show, “I Can Make You Feel Good,” featuring photography, video, and installation artwork, all organized around a central theme of “Black visual utopia.”
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David Zwirner Gallery presents work by American artist Noah Davis (1983–2015), organized by Helen Molesworth.
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BAM presents a film series in honor of Nobel Laureate, Toni Morrison’s birthday. The series features screenings of Beloved, I Will Follow, & more.
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BRIC is beyond proud to present a free screening of Barry Jenkins’s Oscar-nominated film, If Beale Street Could Talk as part of their Black History is American History Month programming.
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A couple’s first date takes an unexpected turn when a police officer pulls them over.
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Kickoff the New Year with Ms. Lauryn Hill at The United Palace. The Grammy award-winning artist will perform a medley of hits from her critically acclaimed, “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,” in addition to new music from the Queen and Slim soundtrack.
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Metrograph presents a screening of the box office phenomenon Valley of The Dolls, featuring musical contributions by Dionne Warwick.
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MoMA presents a screening of Color Adjustment (1991), a film which explores the portrayals of African Americans on television, examining how the medium is an instrument for oppression, assimilation, and expression.
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