What Beautiful Space Tomorrow

What Beautiful Space Tomorrow was an event showcasing a performance by performing artist at The Centre for the Less Good Idea Bongile Lecoge-Zulu, a screening of William Kentridge's short film Second Hand Reading, and discussions led by Founding Director of The Space for Creative Black Imagination Dr. Raél Jero Salley with Black Lives Matter co-founder and Crenshaw Dairy Mart co-founder Patrisse Cullors, interdisciplinary theater scholar and practitioner Dr. Zachary Price, The Broad’s Curator and Publications Manager Ed Schad, and Lecoge-Zulu.Attendees participated in a "mad chorus" based on Kentridge's Rubrics.