According To Sun Ra, None Of Us Are Real

From Black queer disabled writer and artist Naima Lowe, who creates films, performances and texts using improvisational and collaborative strategies rooted in the alchemic survival practices known as Black cultural production, comes this genre-defiant piece evoking the raw splendor of a Zora Neale Hurston archived recording. According To Sun Ra, None Of Us Are Real is an improvised audiovisual performance set to a poem about the mundane queerness of Sun Ra, and the sounds of living under water.