Visualizing Legacies and Futures reflects the historical and contemporary memory of the National Black Theatre, celebrating its ongoing legacy in shaping Black performance, art, and cultural imagination.

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Presented by the National Black Theatre, the Fall 2025 Arts Institution in Residence at the Hemispheric Institute.

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Presented by the National Black Theatre, the Fall 2025 Arts Institution in Residence at the Hemispheric Institute.

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Visualizing Legacies and Futures reflects the historical and contemporary memory of the National Black Theatre, celebrating its ongoing legacy in shaping Black performance, art, and cultural imagination.

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This work is produced by the Hemispheric Institute in collaboration with TEATRO LATEA. Radical Goddesses is a ticketed event.

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A conversation with photographer Ruben Natal-San Miguel as we celebrate “Huracán Architectures,” his exhibition currently on view at the Hemispheric Institute.

A light lunch will be served.

Convened by our Fall 2025 Artist in Residence, Charlotte Brathwait. Participants include Malick Welli, Ebony Noelle Golden, Dr. Wendell Marsh, Kamau Sadiki, and Anaïs Maviel.

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Join us for a conversation and oral history listening session with Pioneers and living legends from the New York Ballroom Community.

We are looking forward to their work this semester!

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There will be snacks and refreshments for all!

A conversation and oral history session with Pioneers and living legends from the New York Ballroom Community.

Participants include: Tommie LaBeija, La Duchess Wong, Egypt LaBeija, José Disla Xtravaganza, and Kevin Ultra Omni (virtual). The event will be moderated by Victor Ultra Omni (Emory).