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Study.
by Jabari Zuberi & Zora J Murff
Artsits and scholars Jabari Zuberi and Zora J Murff engage in intellectual struggle to better understand the material conditions of being an artist in our Postmodern moment. Their efforts are to use the knowledge gained to promote consciousness-raising, demystify the regulative aesthetic functions of Western Black culture, and propose a new anti-imperialist program of political education and practice for ALL artists and scholars. We are making this to reach other artists, educators, other arts professionals and the petty bourgeoisie, because those are the lived experiences we have. That being said, this show is also for everyone; come study with us."The opposite of imperial violence is not non-violence." —Russell Maroon Shoatz cityboyzora.substack.com
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Our original introduction music by the percussive prince, Clint L. Get full access to Habitual Line Stepper at cityboyzora.substack.com/subscribe
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Episode 0: CFAR Researcher-in-Residence, Jabari Zuberi
In this episode of Study., we introduce the podcast and Jabari’s research residency at the University of Oregon’s Center for Art Research. Tracing his movement through the professional photography field, academia, and nonprofit arts work into writing and criticism, we question the compromises...
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Study. Teaser: Jabari and Zora read Jemma DeCristo’s ‘The Aesthetic Character of Blackness’
”The opposite of imperial violence is not non-violence.”—Russell Maroon Shoatz Welcome to Study., a project that’s long been in the works, we just didn’t know it. Join us in discussing the politics of being an artist in postmodernism (late-stage capitalism). This is an attempt to develop a…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Artsits and scholars Jabari Zuberi and Zora J Murff engage in intellectual struggle to better understand the material conditions of being an artist in our Postmodern moment. Their efforts are to use the knowledge gained to promote consciousness-raising, demystify the regulative aesthetic functions of Western Black culture, and propose a new anti-imperialist program of political education and practice for ALL artists and scholars. We are making this to reach other artists, educators, other arts professionals and the petty bourgeoisie, because those are the lived experiences we have. That being said, this show is also for everyone; come study with us."The opposite of imperial violence is not non-violence." —Russell Maroon Shoatz
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