Afrofuturism is an artistic and sociopolitical movement that envisions the future of Black people by exploring their past and present through a mix of science fiction, magical realism, and history. Women have significantly shaped this movement; Katherine Johnson's calculations at NASA and Octavia Butler's pioneering writings exemplify their influence. The exhibition Women of Afrofuturism at SFO features contemporary artists like Celia C. Peters and Nettrice Gaskins. The exhibition is displayed in Harvey Milk Terminal 1 from May 17, 2025, to September 27, 2026, with an emphasis on the legacy of Black women in this genre.
Afrofuturism combines science fiction, magical realism, and history to reimagine Black futures, with contributions from women like Katherine Johnson and Octavia Butler.
Women have historically spearheaded Afrofuturism, with figures like Katherine Johnson and Alice Coltrane shaping the narrative of Black experience in arts and sciences.
The exhibition Women of Afrofuturism at San Francisco International Airport highlights contributions from contemporary Black women artists while celebrating the legacy of past visionaries.
The exhibition runs from May 17, 2025, to September 27, 2026, showcasing artwork by influential Black female artists and their impact on Afrofuturism.
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