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“It’s after the end of the world, don’t you know that yet?” – Sun Ra
How do you archive something that hasn’t happened yet? What would an archive of the end of the world look like? On December 3rd at 5 PM EST, Center for Experimental Ethnography fellow Christina Knight and choreographer Jessi Knight of knightworks dance theater discussed their forthcoming short film, “doomsday: field notes,” a fictional work documenting a mysterious set of ritual practices discovered by an anthropologist from the future. In the film, fragments of dance, glimpses of community building, and invocations of black feminist writing reveal a “doomsday church” invested in charting a black future. For this conversation, knightworks shared their creative and collaborative process, screen clips of the work-in-progress, and discussed their investments in the black speculative.
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Escotio
12/22/2022 03:42:39 am
I just want to say to the knight sister’s you ladies are queens and goddesses that I would love to serve and obey you having you ladies control me and making me spend all my money on you
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