Telling Black Histories.
With Edna Bonhomme

28:46

11/28/2021

2 min reading time

Host:
Jena Samura
Illustrator:
Sharonda Quainoo
Kara Walker

How does colonial trauma manifest itself today? Jena Samura and Edna Bonhomme talk about the exploitation of Black people and the aftermath of German colonialism.

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In the second episode of “Telling Black Histories”, we explore the after­math of the transat­lantic slave trade and the (sexual) exploita­tion of Black people during colo­nialism with histo­rian Edna Bonhomme. Edna deals with the topics of trauma and memory in a variety of ways. How does colo­nial trauma mani­fest itself today? What artistic-creative and activist ways does Edna Bonhomme deal with the psycho­log­ical conse­quences of colo­niza­tion and enslave­ment?

Telling Black Histories

In the podcast series “Telling Black Histories” on the current exhi­bi­tion “Kara Walker. A Black Hole is everything a Star longs to be”, Jena Samura talks with experts including Edna Bonhomme and Josephine Apraku about Euro­pean art history and Black art, colo­nial gender construc­tions, and how to crit­i­cally reflect on history.

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