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“[A] moving, funny, and aspirational vision of what media might look like if it were not . . . ‘whitewashed and biased,’ and rather more creative and reflective of the world we live in and the history that shaped it,” says Artnet News.

“BLKNWS is a two-channel video that imagines a cable news network animated by a cosmopolitan, culturally omnivorous, politically engaged, art-loving, and intellectual black sensibility – a bit like if BET merged with CNN and then merged with Artforum and the New Yorker.”
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Huge congrats to Kahlil Joseph and BLK NWS! https://t.co/m7iimj7KkT

— ESP Institute (@esp_institute) May 14, 2019

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Super honored to be part of the Venice Biannale @labiennale #blknws #parallaxpost #kahliljoseph

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Celebrate Black History Month by touring works by African American artists currently on view, including BLKNWS by Kahlil Joseph and “Construction” by Jacob Lawrence. . #cantorartscenter #blackhistorymonth #jordancasteel #jacoblawrence #kahliljoseph #blacknews #blknws

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#kahliljoseph #blknws #biennaledelimageenmouvement 2018 #centredartcontemporaingeneve

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Posted on May 20, 2019