Diaspora Dialogues: Black Art and Identity in Today’s Paris.

Join fellow member Frachele Scott for a a thought-provoking  exploration of Black art, memory, and heritage in the French cultural landscape. Through key exhibitions like “Paris Noir” and performances like “African Rhapsody”, she’ll take us on a journey through Parisian events, examining how Blackness, memory, and cultural hybridity are represented, and often reimagined, within French art institutions.

Frachele Scott is a licensed attorney, public historian, and cultural commentator examining the intersections of Black identity, memory, and belonging across generations and geographies. She is the creator of Passport + Purpose, a reflective travel series examining how intentional journeys shape personal and collective legacy. Her upcoming talk on Black art and identity in Paris draws from her series Diaspora Dialogues: Paris, and highlights recent exhibitions at Palais de Tokyo and Centre Pompidou. 

In English - free for all

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