This episode is a part of a three-part series entitled  “A House is Not a Home,” which will explore creative gendered Black spatialities and domestic life through interviews with cultural workers and artists. In this episode I talk with ⁠Yannick Lowery⁠, an artist moving through collage, animation, cyanotypes, and sculptural pieces to explore Black worlds in the past, present and future. We discuss the inspirations and outcomes of both his collaborative and independent work through the lens of the quiet and Black privacy as explored by thinkers like Kevin Quashie and Erika Alexander. This is also from a live public recording hosted at The Arts League, as apart of Philadelphia Open Studio Tours! Thanks so much to everyone who came out and to the listeners who will be really nice about the audio quality of attempting to do a live recording :)

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