The Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston recently honored Spike Lee before a sold-out audience at the 965-seat Charleston Music Hall. Spike Lee spoke about the important role of Black artists in the American South, especially during this crucial time in our culture. He also discussed the dangers of AI for artists.
The full video of this event was originally only available for students and educators, but due to the timelinessof Spike Lee’s presentation and how it relates to current news, the Museum is now making the full video available for all to see at this YouTube Link. The Museum Director, Angela Mack, is available for interviews.
The moderator of this lecture was Pauline Forlenza, the director and CEO of the American Federation of Arts.
