Kahlil Joseph & Arthur Jafa: In Conversation | Tate Talks

To celebrate Tate Modern's Soul of a Nation exhibition Tate invited Kahlil Joseph and Arthur Jafa to discuss their careers and influences with curator Zoe Whitley, alongside a special presentation and discussion of the photography of Roy DeCarava by curator Mark Godfrey.

[@oishiiyum]

the interviewer has this old film actor kind of accent. i don't know how to describe it. i love it

[@thaxtonwaters8561]

Been studying the work of Khalil's for years. Good to finally see an in-depth interview from him.

[@ChefNaiCook]

As another obsessed Alice Smith fan I totally agree with what Kahlil Joseph says about her ,she's not famous on the level that she should be, how there is a tension her fans have about that ,and how she goes places especially in her live performances that you won't see or hear anywhere else ,I have seen her live six times,seventh time coming next week at City Winery, and I've been blown away each time ! I can't wait to see Alice captured through the eyes of Kalil Joseph great talk !

[@Juheardmeshun]

I have been waiting for a Khalil interview for so long! Thankyou!!

[@MysteriousMartin]

i was blessed to see this in person

[@tiannaumann]

I really hope Kahlil Joseph makes a feature film someday, it's a crime he already hasn't.

[@chrispauljordan7631]

Such a beautiful talk between the artists on music, legacy, collaboration. also unfortunate @54:21 the way the male curator walks us from their interests to Roy DeCarava rather than the other way around - absolutely the wrong way to introduce someone with DeCarava's legacy - Yet no matter what the work stands on its own merits, excellent, uncompromised, boundless - amazing to see Khalil carrying these legacies forward

[@christianscott9816]

Thank you! This is great

[@Polished_Soul33]

Big Up Fam💚💫 @Kahlil Joseph

[@sebview]

What a beautiful accent she has, it's the accent of the future.

[@MENTISMEDIA]

this saving priate ryan gem !

[@Artkennie]

tree of live is a gift, just like this exhobition 2017,s Tate Modern, there is no one too blind too see, we cant all go, but you,ll that can, please go, come, for Angela, Martin, and Solidad Brothers, free prez