The.Harlem.Project

Location: 107 Projects, Redfern

Time: 19:00 - 22:30

Date: 29th of April 2023

  • Mawunyo Gbogbo is the author of Hip Hop & Hymns: A memoir of loving hard, falling apart and fighting back, set to an unrivalled playlist. That unrivalled playlist is available on SpotifyYouTube and Apple Music. And because you can never have too many playlists, international DJ Just Dizle has created an incredible party playlist.

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  • A Ghanaian-Australian visual artist whose vibrant works explore themes of identity, migration, and community. Recognized for my powerful storytelling and dedication to fostering artistic expression within diverse communities, my art offers a unique perspective on contemporary social landscapes. Explore my compelling portfolio and journey.

    Emmanuel’s work

  • Multidisciplinary

  • Visual Artist

  • Dancer

  • Visual Artist

The.Harlem.Project explores the impact of cultural universalism on Black artists — challenging the notion that beauty, complexity, and sophistication must conform to Eurocentric ideals. Grounded in the belief that art is a mirror of society, the exhibition positions artists as cultural storytellers whose work shapes how communities see themselves and are seen by the world.

Through powerful visual narratives and thought-provoking dialogue, this exhibition creates a space to celebrate Black creativity on its own terms, confronting misrepresentation and underrepresentation in the art world. It invites viewers to engage with diverse perspectives, and to walk away with a deeper appreciation of Black art’s value — not just as expression, but as a catalyst for cultural and intellectual transformation