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Ama Josephine Budge - Writer / Artist / Curator
Ama Josephine Budge is a British-Ghanaian Speculative Writer, Artist, Curator and Pleasure Activist who explores the kinships between Blackness, feminism, decolonial aesthetics, queer erotics and ecology to form a praxis she has named Intimate Ecologies, working toward liberatory interspecies futures.
Usually based in London, Ama can also be found loitering around the fried egg stalls of Accra, or gallery bookshops in New York City.
See Me / Hear Me...
Free the Gaze: Dortmund|Cologne Int. Women's Festival
Urgency Intensive: Jan Van Eyck Institute
Back to Earth: Queer Currents
Keynote Speaker at Glasgow School of Art Sustainability Programme
Lost Species Day 2018 with Imani Robinson at ONCA Barge
IAS Turbulence: Feminist Futures for Turbulent Times
Tales From the Abyss: Ama Josephine Budge and Yolande Zola Zoli van der Heide
Chronogram Conversations Presents Taking It To The Streets: Art & Activism in the Hudson Valley
A Shoal of Lovers Lead Me Home: a brief long chat with writer, artist, curator Ama Josephine Budge on time, space and queering
*Published by Anathema: Spec from the Margins, Issue 5 (2018).
The Colour Green: Baroness Lola Young in conversation with Ama Josephine Budge
Fierce Productions invited me to read for them...
"Surely our desire for radical social change is intimately linked with our desire to experiencing pleasure, erotic fulfillment, and a host of other passions” (bell hooks)
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