Social Practice Lab

“In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget” is an archival exhibition curated by Kennedi Carter that examines the legacy of Black women in pin up. Opening reception is followed by a film screening of “Shakedown” (2018). From 2002 to 2015, filmmaker Leilah Weinraub documents explicit performances in an underground lesbian club in
-> Continue reading Opening Reception for In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget by Kennedi Carter + Screening of Shakedown (2018)

Ajita Wilson plays an African diplomat who comes to Milan to head a trade delegation. At the delegation she feels haunted by her past in which she appeared in a pornographic magazine. In a series of psychedelic scenes, we learn the sordid secrets of her racy past. The film screening is part of “In Ecstasy
-> Continue reading Screening of La Principessa Nuda (1978)

Join a Slow Art Tour with Gail Belvett for “In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget.” A slow art tour presents a philosophical and literal alternative to the way visitors have traditionally consumed art. The tour challenges the notion that one needs to ‘know’ about art to appreciate it.

“In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget” is an archival exhibition curated by Kennedi Carter that examines the legacy of Black women in pin up.

Meet photographer and curator of “In Ecstasy, I Call Your Name So I Won’t Forget,” Kennedi Carter.