Conflicting Emotions #2 - Confronting Race Through Art

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In this episode of Conflicting Emotions, host Avana Mohandesi talks with three BIPOC artists whose work speaks to ideas about race, ethnicity, and identity. In addition to discussing what motivates them as artists, they reflect on the kinds of responses they receive from peers viewing their work. They also highlight some of their recent and upcoming projects.

Featured in this episode

Zakur Amun-El (TupacZakur)
Instagram: @tupaczakur @_blackagency 
https://tupaczakur.onuniverse.com/
https://www.blacktheagency.com/models

Kalila Calame (Black Boy Joy and Forbidden Crowns)
Instagram: @kalila.c
https://kalilacalame.wixsite.com/2021 

Titania McFarlane
Instagram: @tm_arthouse_  @forthelifeofti_

Emmett Till 
https://www.emmett-till.org/history 
https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/emmett-till-1

Ferguson Uprising
https://www.colorlines.com/tags/ferguson-uprising 
https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/ferguson-riot-and-ferguson-unrest-2014-2015/

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