Camae Ayewa hosts virtual USC Visions & Voices event

USC Visions & Voices hosts a virtual event on Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. with Black Quantum Futurism, a multidisciplinary collaboration between USC Thornton Composition faculty member Camae Ayewa and Rasheedah Phillips that explores the intersections of futurism, creative media, DIY-aesthetics and activism in marginalized communities through an alternative temporal lens. The duo will host a discussion about cultural movements such as Afrofuturism and their use as practical tools for exploring reality and shaping past and future narratives. Following the conversation, they will guide attendees through an activity on creating quantum event maps.