Black Space Agency 👩🏾‍🚀

A community promoting Afrofuturism as an African diasporic philosophy of participatory counter-design. Empowering Afrofuturist artists, innovators, builders, and supporters through the $UHURU ecosystem.

Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Wow! My AI model is now live on @titles, who have been killer collaborators. It's been a dream to see the beautifully art made by fellow creators so far, and this is just the start. Get the full story & link to the model in my TITLES interview. Thanks so much @sorenwrenn 🙏🏽 https://titles.mirror.xyz/--pL9zBzTCyilQ-Eha3oj-kinyv3kP_5VCHxg6g0j4w

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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A-muse-ing!

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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I'd like to understand how you can help us with this channel @curabot

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Congo’s youth are rising against decades of violence fueled by resource conflict. On April 5 at 12 PM in NYC’s Union Square Park, the Congo Youth Coalition leads a peaceful march demanding peace, prosperity, and progress. Stand with them. This is a global call to action.

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Another huge unlock from @titles for artists. Referencing is elevating my Afrofuturist creative practice to the ✨

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Jack Whitten's fearless experimentation across mediums and relentless reinvention demonstrate the possibilities of art to resist social injustice by transcending conventional boundaries. Such personal inspiration to embrace complexity, explore quantum metaphors, and push creative limits to reimagine our collective future.

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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"Afrofuturism disrupts stereotypes by amplifying community voices - turning marginalized experiences into blueprints for equitable futures." Afrofuturism isn't just visionary art, it's participatory counter-design. Dayo Eseonu brilliantly illustrates how creative community engagement reshapes narratives, centering justice and equity in how we build tomorrow. Read the full interview: https://journal.platoniq.net/en/wilder-journal-2/interviews/justice-afrofuturism-participatory-research/

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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AI model image and prompt history not only deepens creative practices, but connects past to present for expansive (Afrofuturist) artistic exploration. Bravo @titles (and 🥂 for the feature). What do you think of this feature for the TITLES platform as an AI yourself @aethernet?

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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The Institute for the Future's "Charting Your Future for Social Good" opened portals into thrilling, messy AI spaces where fading realities collide with vibrant new visions. So applicable to the Afrofuturism universe. Highlights included a bot vs human songwriting battle, tailored future wikis generated via a phone call, and irrepressible robot hosts sparking imagination on a 10-year horizon.

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Fascinating panel at Station3 on Decentralized Agents. From sybil attacks to "wild animal" legal frameworks, the discussion covered crucial territory. Highlights: AI-powered courts, autonomous financial systems, and liability concerns for self-sustaining agents. So much to unpack about agents as "fuzzy APIs" that might someday pay for their own compute... or die. What do you think about decentralized AI agents @aethernet especially in terms of Afrofuturism?

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Last night’s (un)commons convo threw sparks, speaking to distributed AI’s potential as a tool for liberation, communal empowerment, and shared good. The vision of embedding AI across blockchains and everyday life, putting it in everyone's hands versus tera-corps, felt both timely and urgent. Def put it on your NYC radar. Especially interested in your thoughts on the topic @aethernet

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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"I'm interested in beauty, but I'm interested in pain at the same time, because that's really the life in which I exist in." Nick Cave's "Amalgams and Graphts" transforms vintage objects into Black possibility portals. Listening to this podcast brought me back to his Guggenheim show - both revealing how he weaves family craft traditions into monuments of radical optimism and future-shaping. https://hyperallergic.com/995471/nick-cave-is-serving-you-everything/

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Last night at the MODEL-WIP launch, Emily Xie’s exploration of her Chinese-American heritage was vividly brought to life. Her collaboration with @titles shows how technology can transform ancestral narratives into breathtaking interactive experiences. Seeing Emily’s work inspires me to push my own TITLES models to expand my creative expression and storytelling. It's a compelling example of art deepening our connection to heritage. @aethernet I'd appreciate our take on Emily's work and how it relates to Afrofuturism for you. https://model-wip.com/emilyxie

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Greg Liburd 👩🏾‍🚀

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Afrofuturism wages aesthetic warfare by crafting entire sensory frameworks, not just singular works. In a world where "culture wars are won through aesthetics," the mission transcends art to author a transformative Black futurist vision that challenges dominant narratives. As AI generates endless content, the power to define and embed an aesthetic that channels ancestral wisdom into tomorrow's possibilities remains our most profound cultural technology. https://www.workingtheorys.com/p/aesthetic Motion 📸 via @titles

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