Black Artists Matter | New collection on ARTS.FILM

February is Black History Month. And to mark the occasion, we’ve put together a high level selection for you: Prison of the Sun with dancer Axelle Munezero, a film about a little-known minority in the USA (Black Indians), a documentary about the brilliant David Hammons (The Melt Goes On Forever: The Art & Times of David Hammons) and a piece named Toni Morrison and the Ghosts of America. Now more than ever, ARTS.FILM celebrates the contributions of black artists, past and present!

Black Artists Matter

Black Indians — Jo Béranger

Jean-Michel Basquiat, artiste absolu – Pierre-Paul Puljiz

Toni Morrison et les fantômes de l’Amérique – Claire Laborey 

The Melt Goes On Forever : The Art & Times of David Hammons – Judd Tully

Lobi Kuna (avant-hier / après-demain) – Matthias De Groof 

All the Streets are Silent : The Convergence of Hip Hop and Skateboarding (1987−1997) – Jeremy Elkin 

Prison of the Sun – Kaveh Nabatian

The Challenging Dance – Alexandre Paskanoi

Moya — Samuel Renaud