Zarina Muhammad

Zarina Muhammad, a writer and researcher deeply engaged with art and social movements, and Lola Olufemi, a writer and critic known for her sharp analyses of feminism and culture, dive into bell hooks’s impactful work. They explore visual politics, the burdens faced by Black artists, and the importance of everyday aesthetics. The conversation also touches on the struggles against institutional frameworks, emphasizing the need for community-based art and the significance of personal narratives in understanding art's deeper meanings.