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Hyphen American at Gallery 102
Hyphen American at Gallery 102
Installation from Ethiopian-American artist Helina Metaferia At Gallery 102 on the campus of George Washington University last week a timely new exhibition opened to the public, kicking off with riveting performances by three artists from diverse backgrounds addressing the fluidity, ambivalence and anxiety that can come from a…
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#Queens: African Diaspora Women – Esosa E. "I think any black woman is a queen. It's just, do you know it…Based on who we are and what we've been through and how we survive and where we stand, we are on kind of sacred ground.
Yemi Alade: A Mama Africa for the Millennial Generation
Yemi Alade: A Mama Africa for the Millennial Generation
Yemi Alade put on a party of a show at the Howard Theatre in Washington, DC Fans had started screaming for Nigeria’s music superstar Yemi Alade long before she came onstage at the Howard Theatre in Washington, DC, as they endured an extra-long opening set with a multitude of dancers, rappers and singers. When she finally burst onto…
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Yemi Alade on Afrofusion TV. Short clip of our interview; full video coming soon!
Some faves of Amara La Negra during her performance at the AfroLatino Festival NYC July 8 in Brooklyn.
Researcher Asheda Dwyer On Chile, Garvey and Rastafari.
Researcher Asheda Dwyer On Chile, Garvey and Rastafari.
One of the benefits of attending an event like the AfroLatiino Festival in New York City is the cultural learning experience. In 2015 Afrofusion TV got a new lesson on Garifuna communities in the African Diaspora. This time around we ran into a young researcher, Asheda Dwyer, who let us in on the work she’s doing on Garvey, Chile…
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Powerful Tribute to Diaspora Women at The AfroLatino Festival NYC 2017
Powerful Tribute to Diaspora Women at The AfroLatino Festival NYC 2017
Amara La Negra performs at the AfroLatino Festival NYC July 8 It was a powerful tribute to Diaspora women at the 5th edition of the AfroLatino Festival NYC, and it couldn’t have been done at a more important time, as they have essentially been the backbone – as well as at the forefront- of the struggle for basic human rights and…
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Protoje talks Reggae with Afrofusion TV
Afrofusion TV's interview with Jamaican Reggae artist Protoje
Protoje performs at the Howard Theatre in Washington, DC A couple of years ago when Prince made that statement at the Grammys, “Like books and Black Lives, albums still matter,” he might as well have been making reference to reggae star Protoje, whose 2015 album Ancient Future is definitely one of the best reggae albums from…
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Jamaican artist Protoje performs his massive tune “Who Knows” at Washington, DC’s historic Howard Theatre on the DC leg of his Blxxdclxxt Tour.
“@Protoje had the whole @HowardTheatre singing along to his massive tune Who Knows during his Blxxdclxxt Tour! #reggaerevival #Jamaica #roots https://t.co/3UTKrAwotL”
Protoje, one of the Jamaican artists spearheading the reggae revival movement, performed in Washington, DC for the first time at the Howard Theatre on June 22, 2017.
Reggae Forever: Etana talks to Afrofusion TV
Reggae Forever: Etana talks to Afrofusion TV
Etana belts out a song during her live performance at the Hamilton DC Reggae singer and songwriter Etana swung through Washington, DC on June 11th to perform live at the Hamilton DC, and graciously made time to chat with us at Afrofusion TV. As she prepares to release her fifth studio album, the Jamaican singer born Shauna…
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The young artist at the forefront of the reggae revival, Chronixx, performing at the Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD on April 20, 2017 on his Chronology tour of North America.
Reggae artist Kelissa opened for Chronixx when he played in Silver Spring, MD on his Chronology North American tour.
The 4/20 Chronixx "Chronology" Show
That 4/20 Day when Chronixx cane to play in the DC area - photos and video
Chronixx at the Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD The first single off his newly released debut album Chronology, “Likes,” has Chronixx warning us about the superficiality of social media hype. But, it’s evident that the most prominent artist at the forefront of the reggae revival has also made very smart use of social media…
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Kyemah McEntyre unveils debut design collection at Harlem Fashion Week
Kyemah McEntyre unveils debut design collection at Harlem Fashion Week
Kyemah McEntyre with a replica of her famous prom dress She “broke the internet” with an Instagram photo of her African print prom dress in 2015; now 19 year-old Kyemah McEntyre is the featured designer at Harlem Fashion Week’s runway show in her debut collection at New York Fashion Week. Afrofusion TV was there as Harlem Fashion…
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Runway shots from Harlem Fashion Week 2017 at the Museum of the City of New York.
Afrofusion TV was on the scene at Harlem Fashion Week, which featured the debut design collection of Kyemah McEntyre, “The Girl Who Broke the Internet” with her African print prom dress in 2015.
