AFRIKIN® 2018
ART • CULTURE • COMMUNITY

AFRIKIN 2018 Includes:

Keynote | By Mutabaruka.

Panel Discussion | Topic: Crafting Our Narrative. Synthetic or Syncretic?

(By thought leaders, scholars, artists and revolutionaries in the community.)

Art Exhibit | Renowned and emerging artists from 19 different countries.

Innovation Pop-up | A virtual and augmented reality pop-up.

Fashion Runway | Fashion show with designers from Africa, Caribbean, Europe,
South America and the US which will include natural hair and makeup showings.

Film Screening | Short film honoring El Hajj Malik El Shabazz aka Malcolm X.

Food Offerings | African Food and Caribbean Cuisine by notable chefs and a curated open bar.

Cultural Performance | African drumming and West African dance performances.

Music | Live Jazz, Afrobeat and Tropical Rhythms  by English, French and Latin acts.

AFRIKIN® 2018
ART • CULTURE • COMMUNITY

AFRIKIN® promotes connectivity, culture, oneness, racial and social justice as expressed through the arts.

In addition we keep the evening informative with our AFRIKIN® Talks segment: Crafting the Narrative, is our topic for 2018. It delves into ways society has been psychologically dismantling us and ways we can work to strategically empower ourselves. We will be hosting a diverse group for our panel discussion with notable keynote speaker.

Our upcoming celebration coincides with the born day of the Honorable Malcolm X who said it best: The future belongs to those who prepare for it today.

AFRIKIN® 2018
ART • CULTURE • COMMUNITY

People from various parts of the earth provide a perspective on how different cultures occupying the same space and time, converge. The result of this combining of communities gives life to a new hybrid form of culture – embraced and shared for cultural convergence. #AFRIKIN

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“A race of people is like an individual man; until it uses its own talent, takes pride in its own history, expresses its own culture, affirms its own selfhood, it can never fulfill itself.” — Malcolm X