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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Arthur Jafa / APEX_TNEG\nEvent Url: http://www.arts
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  2013-02-25\nEvent Date End: 2013-02-25\n\n Monday\, February 25\nArthur J
 afa\nArtist\, filmmaker\, and cinematographer\nAPEX_TNEG The realization o
 f a black cinema is as central to American culture in the 21st century as 
 was black music to the 20th century. What does this statement imply and wh
 at might it entail? What is black? What is cinema? What constitutes Americ
 an culture in the 21st century? What was American culture in the 20th cent
 ury and how did black music function in relation to it? Jafa explores the 
 socio-economic context\, emergence\, and evolution of black cinema and mus
 ic in the 20th and 21st centuries as culture\, commerce\, and ideological 
 artifact. Arthur Jafa is the director of Slowly This (1995)\, Tree (1999)\
 , and Deshotten 1.0 (2009). His cinematographic work includes Daughters of
  the Dust (1991)\, for which he won the cinematography award at Sundance F
 ilm Festival in 1992\; John Akomfrah's Seven Songs for Malcolm X (1993)\; 
 and Crooklyn (1994)\, directed by Spike Lee. His writing on black cultural
  politics has appeared in various publications such as Black Popular Cultu
 re and Everything But the Burden.
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SUMMARY:Arthur Jafa / APEX_TNEG
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