Join BlackStar for Palestine Cinema Days Around the World, with a screening of Return to Haifa followed by a discussion.

Join us at the People's Cinema Club for a screening of two of Ousmane Sembène’s groundbreaking films: Black Girl and Borom Sarret. Hosted by BlackStar.

Celebrate the launch of Seen 011. Contributing writer Keesean Moore will talk with and editor-in-chief Heidi Saman about their essay on a life-altering cinematic frame. Plus, explore the Brandywine gallery space, enjoy drinks and mingling.

BlackStar's annual benefit honoring the people who move culture forward.

A seminar for Black, Brown, and Indigenous artists working in cinematic realms, hosted by BlackStar. Call for Proposals now open.

Join us at the People's Cinema Club for a screening of Wanuri Kahiu's Rafiki, hosted by BlackStar.

Join us for a special reading of “Seen But Not Visible: The Paradox of Film Restoration” from Seen 010, by Koel Chu.

Join us for the first screening of the People's Cinema Club, Marlon Riggs' Tongues Untied, hosted by BlackStar.

An annual celebration of the visual and storytelling traditions of the global majority—showcasing films by Black, Brown, and Indigenous people from around the world.

For What Now: 2026, BlackStar will curate John Coltrane En Motion: Live Rescoring Diasporic Stories of Migration, an immersive film-and-music experience that explores the emotional, cultural, and spiritual pathways of migration through the sonic universe of John Coltrane.

For What Now: 2026, BlackStar will curate John Coltrane En Motion: Live Rescoring Diasporic Stories of Migration, an immersive film-and-music experience that explores the emotional, cultural, and spiritual pathways of migration through the sonic universe of John Coltrane.

Please join us for a conversation about how Seen issue 010 came together from the editorial, creative, and design process with section editor Camille Acker and art director Leo Brooks, moderated by Heidi Saman.

A seminar for Black, Brown, and Indigenous artists working in cinematic realms, hosted by BlackStar. Registration open now.

Please join us for food, drinks, and a live conversation between Seen Issue 009 contributors Maya S. Cade, Jenny Yang, and Darol Olu Kae, moderated by editor-in-chief Heidi Saman.

A special screening of Louis Massiah and Monica Henriquez's TCB – The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing at Vidiots in Los Angeles, followed by a conversation with Massiah moderated by Courtney R. Baker.