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You know the moment when the stars align and your favorite artists or performers join together and create something so beautiful that it seems like it's magic? Artistic collaboration can indeed feel magical, especially, when it's executed with perfection. Mastering the art of collaboration requires the combination of creative talent with proper planning and direction. On rare occasions, celestial alignments bring energies together to create. More often, collaborations are

On April 15th, 2017 at 7PM, ZANDERLAND will debut a digital art project entitled "The Black Spectacle" at the Eternal Blackness Art exhibition, "Eternal Illumination." The experimental and avante garde style of ZANDERLAND will be a prominent feature of this exhibit. "The Black Spectacle is a digital art installation that examines the portrayal and dissemination of blackness via mediated imagery. This piece seeks to examine the pervasive construction of Black identity by mai

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What is history? I know this seems like an odd question but if we only treat "history" as the fixed remnants of our past then we may limit the true benefits history affords us. What defines history is a matter of perception. What we refer to as history could be described not just in terms of past events but also as the events of future's past. We conceive of the concept of history in static terms having already transpired, definite, unchangeable, and only interpreted throug

Let's face the world can be a crazy place. "Mean World Syndrome" is a theory regarding the affects of media on our consciousness. According to the theory, extended media consumption can produce the perception of a world more dangerous than it actually is. Sadly, the state of the world is ailing and this is not merely a perception. Recently, I decided to take a break from the media. After watching countless videos of black men taking their last breaths, attacks on Muslim A

In 1971, Motown Records released "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye. Gaye's voice provided a melodic soundtrack to the plight of black urban life during a time of turmoil and social unrest. The album would go on to receive critical acclaim and is still revered as one of the most perennial sources of protest music. As I listen to "What's Going On" this morning, I can't help but appreciate they way Gaye channeled his emotion through his artistry, which reverberated the pain, an