Features, reports and broadcasts covering Mothership — the three-story Afrofuturist installation in the heart of Atlanta.
BlackPressUSA goes floor by floor through Mothership Sirius B with Fabian “Occasional Superstar” Williams — from Atlanta students shaping the exhibit to the Dogon star knowledge behind its name — in a deep feature on how the installation decodes the past and future for Black Americans.
Read the FeatureATL joins the preview where Fabian “Occasional Superstar” Williams guides guests across all three floors — 51 works on race, immigration, women’s rights, surveillance and technology — before the future room asks visitors what they want to shape next.
Read the FeatureArtsATL steps inside the three-story installation to trace how Fabian “Occasional Superstar” Williams turns Afrofuturist imagination into a rehearsal for the future — a walk-through of the work, the collaborators, and the ideas driving Mothership.
Read the FeatureRough Draft Atlanta reports on the opening of Mothership at 12 Jackson St SE — an immersive sci-fi environment built across three floors, blending painting, sculpture, sound and video into one continuous Afrofuturist narrative.
Read the ArticleA short-form look inside the installation, captured and shared on Instagram.
Watch on InstagramFull video coverage of the Mothership installation and the artists behind it.
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