ART NET NEWS – In the last few years, one art movement has become a household name in a way that few recent art movements can match: Afrofuturism. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art installing an afrofuturist period room to the blockbuster movie Black Panther and its sequel, to an upcoming survey of the movement at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Afrofuturism is being canonized in art and beyond. It’s an extraordinarily rich tradition, bringing together influences from experimental jazz in Detroit, techno, sci-fi and fantasy, art and technology.
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