During my internship at Studio S/M/L in Berlin,
I worked on the beginning of a catalog requested by Kunstverein in Hannover. It was a catalog for the Exhibition “I’m not done yet”, featuring artist and poet Kameelah Janan Rasheed.
The exhibition, “I am not done yet”, gathers work from the last ten years of Kameelah’s practice and distributes it across the six rooms at the Kunstverein Hannover and outdoor public spaces. The show takes its title from Lucille Clifton’s 1974 poem “I am not done yet” where the poet gestures toward the poetics, politics, and pleasures of the unfinished-the unfinished sentence, the unfinished thought, the unfinished revolution, the unfinished self.
“I am not done yet”, offers a body of work that considers questions of the unfinished knowledge and the imperative of ongoing learning through Black storytelling and Islamic mysticism.
I worked on the beginning of a catalog requested by Kunstverein in Hannover. It was a catalog for the Exhibition “I’m not done yet”, featuring artist and poet Kameelah Janan Rasheed.
The exhibition, “I am not done yet”, gathers work from the last ten years of Kameelah’s practice and distributes it across the six rooms at the Kunstverein Hannover and outdoor public spaces. The show takes its title from Lucille Clifton’s 1974 poem “I am not done yet” where the poet gestures toward the poetics, politics, and pleasures of the unfinished-the unfinished sentence, the unfinished thought, the unfinished revolution, the unfinished self.
“I am not done yet”, offers a body of work that considers questions of the unfinished knowledge and the imperative of ongoing learning through Black storytelling and Islamic mysticism.
I am not done yet
Kameelah Janan Rasheed
Exhibited at the Kunstverein Hannover
Kameelah Janan Rasheed
Exhibited at the Kunstverein Hannover
