Wided Rihana @tazuri_projects

wided rihana. born again savage. trying to go back to singing praises to Anzar. into the intersection of equity, culture, & technology. #couscoustribe tazuri.com Washington, DC Joined January 2017

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Museum of Us @museumofus

5 years ago

Meet Brandie Macdonald. She is one of the brilliant minds behind our #DecolonizingInitiatives. Here, she discusses her journey to becoming Director of Decolonizing Initiatives, and how she approaches her work with @tazuri_projects of GHALI. ghaliproject.com/interviews/bra…

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Wided Rihana @tazuri_projects

5 years ago

The latest Art Flex is all #Indigenous- interview w Brandie Macdonald, Director of Decolonizing Initiatives @museumofus is 😍, featuring @FrankWaln and Uncle @BruceShillings2 videos, Tsista Kennedy ‘indigenous futurisms’ plus #amazigh v #Arab breakdown -wided.substack.com/p/09-the-art-f…

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Margherita Pevere @margheritapvr

5 years ago

Fresh words by curator and cultural producer @JazzminGrimm: On complexity, labels, choices, and becoming who you are through those who touched (and changed) you @rosy_dx Interview by @tazuri_projects

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Wided Rihana @tazuri_projects

5 years ago

WE LOVE TO SEE IT.

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Edge of Arabia @edgeofarabia

5 years ago

Algerian-born Baya Mahieddine, is best known for her colourful work depicting women, animals, vegetation and musical instruments. Encompassing pottery, drawing and painting, her work often draws on traditional folkloric patterns. Artwork: Femme attablées (Women at table), 1947

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Wided Rihana @tazuri_projects

5 years ago

1/3 series I wrote for @VoCA_Network on how most of these '#digital solutions' #museums are slinging are the opposite of #inclusive thanks 🙌 @AndreaMontielS & @NoreallywhatRU for your insight. #museumsAreNotNeutral voca.network/blog/2020/09/0…

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Wided Rihana @tazuri_projects

5 years ago

To properly understand the central role Africa has played and will continue to play in future debates about international relations and in world affairs, the field needs to remedy the African archive’s erasure and get comfortable looking race in the face. foreignpolicy.com/2020/07/03/why…