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Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to experience the ‘Shared History of the World Exhibtion’ special program on December 7 and 8, featuring insightful panels, renowned international speakers, the immersive VR theater SANKOFA, and the European premiere of the Afrofuturist film Underneath: Children of the Sun and so much more. 🎟️ Limited 1=2 Tickets Available! Get your tickets and more information about the program here before they’re gone!

Open from 16 November at OBA Oosterdok, Amsterdam Shared History of the World exhibits the work of over thirty international Afrofuturist artists, showcasing installations, multimedia and digital art, paintings, and film. Immerse yourself in a brilliant universe of cosmic myths and powerful legends!

We are excited to announce our collaboration with the Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF) 2024. First Noble will conduct a Worldbuilding Workshop on creating your own universe, a reading from the book His Story of the World, the virtual exhibition His Story of the World based on the universe from the novel, and a fun kids’ session on world creation.

OPENING EXHIBITION at Carnegie Hall Festivals: ‘HIS STORY OF THE WORLD.

First Noble joins International Black Speculative Arts Movement (BSAM)

Sa-Roc and Sol Messiah join a panel talk & cypher for MC’s at Haags Hiphop Centrum on Friday evening, February 23th. At Raising Frequencies & Building community a panel of artists and community activists will discuss finding their way as socially conscious creators in a commercial industry.

Join us for an unforgettable experience on Sunday, December 3rd, as we come together with two amazing organisations CTD Movement & Beweigi to present “Live Your Own Legend, Write Your Own Myth” at the Koorenhuis!

Especially for Stadsschouwburg Utrecht, as part of the Black Achievement Month, we have created an exhibition featuring various artists from the African diaspora. It will be on display in the foyers of the city theater from September 20th to December 15th, 2023.