Presentation Link: Wrong Identity, Can I Please Tell My Story?

This presentation was the first of a three-part event that is a part of my ongoing documentation and archiving project via public discourse. This particular event included a presentation, four-person panel conversation on “Belonging & Returning”, which I moderated, and was followed by a time capsule exhibition that sought to transport people into 1950s/1960s GoldCoast-Ghana via music, video, newspaper cuttings and other archival material.

This event was devised as part of The Black History Month celebration in Hamburg, which is a month-long series of activities centered around Black, African and the many intersectional communities in Hamburg, Germany.

This presentation ended with an experiment on how to create instant racial power balance or make space safer for any group that feels oppressed. Watch till the end and see for yourself.

Presentation by: Okhiogbe Omonblanks Omonhinmin
For: Black History Month, Hamburg.

Event: ARCHIVING THE MO[VE]MENT: BLACK HISTORY MONTH

Date: February 2nd 2020
Venue: Kampnagel, Hamburg, Germany.

Supported by: The Art Concept, Black History Month Hamburg, Kampnagel, Center For Finer Arts & NUE Foundation.