Voices of the Black Imaginary

Given the dynamic changes inspired by Afrofuturism, there is a vital need to document this movement in a systematic way. Working with Vincent Voice Library, Voices of the Black Imaginary is a unique oral history archive derived from interviews with scholars and creatives engaged with Afrofuturism. While Afrofuturism offers a way to rethink the place of race, art, science, and design in society, the motivations, experiences, and viewpoints of people doing it are diverse. This oral history project gives us a chance to think about black speculative practice and Afrodiasporic experience by talking with those people driving the movement.