In response to the historical significance of 2020 defined by COVID-19 and social protest, the black album. mixtape, invited students, professionals and the community in the arts, technology, science and activism to submit original content. In celebration of the talent and work of these collaborators, the black album. mixtape. and Ms. Taylor have awarded a $500 cash prize to each winner. Watch the Livestream | See All Submissions Youth Division…
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Browse by Art / Photography|Dance |Film|Interviews|Music|Technology| Spoken Word In response to the historical significance of 2020 defined by COVID-19 and social protest, the black album. mixtape., a project by Regina Taylor and SMU, invited students, professionals and the community in the arts, technology, science and activism to submit original content. UPDATE: Announcing the winners of the mixtape awards Works included video, music, audio, images, monologues, photos, designs, or text, interviews or…
In response to the historical significance of 2020 defined by COVID-19 and social protest, the black album. mixtape., a project by Regina Taylor and SMU, invites students, professionals and the community in the arts, technology, science and activism to submit original content until May 3, 2021. Works can include video, music, audio, images, monologues, photos, designs, or text, interviews or self-interviews. To recognize and celebrate the talent and work of…
Above: Artist and black album mixtape collaborator Mikaela Brooks sends along this photo, entitled “Love is Essential.” The black album. mixtape. asks artists across the world to explore and tackle questions about the current moment. We invite you to share a singular work that answers questions and explores the issues that affect us in 2021. We hope to empower voices in a moment when silence isn’t an option. Submit Your Work…
