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Forever For The Culture: Notes From The New Black Digital Arts Renaissance
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The Curators Of Culture: Celebrate Black Digital Art In This Essay Collection Revealing How Black Artists Have Shaped Everything From Tiktok Dances To Viral Memessteven Underwood Digs Into The Current Black Digital Arts Movement That Has Shaped Popular Culture For The Last Decade. He Connects This Current Space To Historical Influences, Speaking To A Legacy Of Audacity And Daring That Presented Us With The Opportunity To Redirect The Conversations On Blackness Back On Its Center. Back To Black People. Written As A Collection Of ThoughtProvoking Essays Pulling In Social Commentary, Interviews, Popular Culture, And Deep Research, Underwood Taps Into A Topic That Is Incredibly Relevant But Often Unknown.The Nature Of The Internet Is So Ephemeral That Sometimes We Forget When We Do Something Worth Celebrating. For Black People Particularly, ThatS Unforgiveable. Digital Black Art Has Become Increasingly More Outspoken, Introspective, And GenreDefining. But ItS Also Vulnerable. Original Phrases, Tweets, Dances, Songs, And Other Content Are Often Taken From A Black Artist And Attributed To A White Influencer. And Black Creators Are Paid Less For Their Work, Though Their Engagement Is Often Higher Than That Of Their White Peers. There Is Also The Added Risk Of Backlash And Hate That Comes With Publicly Existing Online. As An AwardWinning Writer With A Popular Online Presence, Underwood Is No Stranger To The Experiences Of Black Digital Artists. Using His Own Personal Stories, He Highlights The Beauty, Vulnerability, And Innovation Of The Black Digital Arts Movement.Shining A Light On The Curators Of Our Culture, Forever For The Culture Narratively Follows The Construction Of A New Black Art Movement And How Creators Have Defined A Community When That Community Does Not Have A Physical Space.
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