Futura Noir: Brooklyn Museum First Saturday

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FUTURA NOIR WAS BORN IN 2016 AS A WAY TO CELEBRATE, ACKNOWLEDGE, AND INSPIRE THE WORK OF BLACK CREATIVES PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE.
The name “Futura Noir” is a nod to the global influence people of the African
diaspora have had over centuries. We ensure a dynamic celebration of Black History through the themes roots, resistance, and revelations. Roots, allows us to embrace our connection to the continent, Resistance serves as a reminder of the struggle and protest required to gain the freedoms we hold today, and Revelations, calls us on as a possible to channel our most creative and unrestricted selves. Over the past four years #FuturaNoir has manifested in the form a gallery exhibit, film screening, panel discussions, and more.

This year we are collaborating with the Brooklyn Museum to co-organize their First Saturday program for Black History Month and the opening of their special exhibition Jacques-Louis David Meets Kehinde Wiley. Guests who attend the program from 5pm - 10pm will examine the roots, resistance and creative revelations of members of the African Diaspora in a night of meditation, film, music, conversation, and joy.

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