Hasani Cannon is a multidisciplinary artist who utilizes Afrocentric imagery and his lived experiences growing up in the Chicagoland area to communicate meaning through his art. In collaboration with the collectivist, Hasani created this piece as a nod towards real freedom, liberation, and abolition. While simultaneously gesturing towards Black joy and beauty, Hasani’s art tells stories of the full spectrum of Black experiences, from terror to absolute tranquility.
By Sydney Jackson Sun beams from both the sky above, and its reflection off layers of bright snow blanketed the ground, rooftops, and cars, as we awaited entry with yoga mats, water bottles, pillows, and blankets in tow...
By Zoe Nellum Over the past four years, I’ve had the honor of seeing a movement of restorative justice take place around and beyond my home in the Austin community. From blogging to broadcast media to project design...
On Thursday, April 6 Amanda Carelli walked into what she thought was going to be just another average day at her job as a barista at the Starbucks in Oak Park. According to Carelli that day her store manager was off...
Hasani Cannon
sydneyjackson
the collectivist
Ankur Singh