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The ‘Princess of Black Poetry’ Nikki Giovanni and MacArthur Foundation Fellow Fred Moten will bring their genius to Tallahassee for a once-in-a-generation conversation about their work over the past six decades in poetics, film, theory, music, and other art forms inside academe and around the globe. The event, held in Ballroom E on the Student Union's 2nd floor, will be followed by book signing with books available for purchase from a Midtown Reader book table curated for the event.This event is part of the two-day (October 10-11) program GOING TO MARS with Nikki Giovanni and Fred Moten, including a talk from Moten and a screening of the Sundance-winning GOING TO MARS: THE NIKKI GIOVANNI PROJECT at the Challenger Planetarium.
You can see all of the events here: https://cosspp.fsu.edu/cri/going-to-mars/
This event is free and open to the public and is wheelchair accessible. Please reach out to organizers, FSU Assistant Professors of English Alison Sperling and L. Lamar Wilson with any questions.
These events are co-sponsored by Florida State University’s Civil Rights Institute and Department of English with additional support from the Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee, FSU’s African American Studies Program, and the Frances Cushing Ervin Chair in American Literature.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
FSU Union, 75 N Woodward Ave,Tallahassee,FL,United States
