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music california/ ania hoo “truth is...” read more

“TasteTV’s television series, MUSIC CALIFORNIA, brings a festival of award-winning West Coast, National and International music to television viewers. Each episode includes features award-winning music videos, as well as interviews from bands, artists, and musicians from across the United States and more.”

cultural dc/ art in transit exhibition read more

“A partnership between the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, CulturalDC, and Good Black Art and curated by Jamal Gray and Phillip Collins, the Art in Transit Exhibition will explore the concept of the expansiveness of Black creativity through the lens of technology. Taking place in metro stations across the Nation’s capital, Black emerging artists from across the country will share how they utilize technology to advance the collective exploration of the human condition, through mediums ranging from digital to AI, to film, motion graphics, gaming, photography, music, performance and many other mediums that are often left out of the art ecosystem due to lack of commercial viability. These forms of expressions are central to the Black experience in that they help shape our innovation, creativity and unique processes in telling our stories authentically. This exhibition investigates how our ability to innovate continues to expand our imagination, reconstruct our environment and build new social connections.”

centre pompidou/ si cinéma read more

“The first art school film festival, Si Cinéma, brought to Paris by the Center Pompidou and initiated in Caen by the Caen/Cherbourg Higher Schoolof Arts & Media as well as the Café des images, aims to reflect the new forms and writings of contemporary cinema. “What if it was cinema? » ; “Yes, it’s cinema! ... For this evening, eleven finalist films from this edition are presented, chosen from the thirty-four films in the competition. The program for this session was designed by a jury composed this year of Fabrice Bourlez, Géraldine Gomez, Elina Löwensohn and Philippe Quesne.”