The Storyteller's Granddaughtxr: (Re)Envisioning Methodologies for Healing and Liberation is an exhibition created by Liv Furman.
Statement by the artist:
This exhibition is the culmination of my interdisciplinary auto-ethnographic dissertation study, within which I utilize Black feminist-womanist storytelling methodology (Baker-Bell, 2017) and Black womxn's literacies of critical self-reflection, art-making, and Afrofuturist dreaming to articulate my own Black womxn's standpoint (Collins, 2002). This collection is an inquiry, a piecing together of quilting, collage, speculative fiction, my story, and the intergenerational stories of other Black womxn and femmes to consider the ways our ancestors, identities, and embodied knowledges inform our method(ologie)s of sustainability, healing, and liberation.
Coming soon!
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The LookOut is always free and all are welcome.
Location
Residential College in the Arts and Humanities
Snyder-Phillips Hall, Second Floor
362 Bogue Street
East Lansing, Michigan 48825
Hours
Tuesday to Friday from noon to 3 p.m.
Social Media
https://www.facebook.com/rcahlookoutgallery
LookOut! Preparator
Steven Baibak
baibakst@msu.edu