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We celebrated FOUR years of kinship this weekend! What we’ve built, and what’s yet to come. A very special thank you to YOU ALL for making this space authentic, nurturing, and fun as hell. We’ve got a long road ahead of us so let&rs

Y'all, we’re back with another frolic!

How can we begin viewing our own practices in conversation with Afrofuturism? 👽✊🏿🛸 Come find out!

Please join us for a guided tour of @wangechistudio’s “Intertwined” @newmu

Join us for a guided tour of the incredible work of multidisciplinary #dsgnr @virgilabloh in "Figures of Speech" curated by @sirsargent, closing this month!

Leading our tour is @gagosian’s own @diallosimonponte (we thank you!) 🙏🏿

So nice we're doing it TWICE! We had a lot of fun this summer learning about the foundations of textile design with Maya. Join us this Sunday for a special holiday edition of WEAVING 101 with our collective kin @makemanifestbk!

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By now we’ve seen Wakanda Forever a few times (guilty) but have you noticed the beautiful furniture sourced by the Art Department?! We spy some of our faves, swipe to see! 🔍

Nyala Chair & Mukecha, Ashanti, Boraatii, Dogon Stools by @jomo

We’re big fans of this silhouette and hue for the @__edas x @warbyparker collab! Dsgnr/Founder of EDAS, Sade Mims reflects “I was most interested in exploring the commonalities between optics and documentation, and thought...my design pro

Checking in, y’all feeling alright? In honor of National Stress Awareness Day, we’ve compiled a list of Black spaces, places, and faces that help us combat stress!

The concept that poor mental health and creative temperament go hand-in-h

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