Radical Black Femme Project

The Radical Black Femme Project (RBFP) is a digital and hybrid residency program founded and curated by Solo Magic to provide a platform and shelter to build resources and solidarity in a community often pushed aside. RBFP supports creative work in the realm of resisting racism, subverting transphobia, and supporting justice, safety, and equity with an emphasis on counter culture conversations.

RBFP was birthed out of a desire for a space and community where Black Femme creatives of all genders and mediums could contemplate, reimagine and simply be without institutionalized frameworks dictating and determining our value. RBFP was established as an active digital sanctuary to support, heal and reconnect the disconnection between the diaspora and its children spread out amongst the globe.

8 Creatives are selected through invitation only submissions curated by Solo Magic and RBFP Founder and Lead Curator, Jade Solomon Curtis with support from Associate Curator Randy Ford, and hosted by BASE.

Our current cohort of RBFP creatives are located in Ghana, South Africa, Germany, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago and New York.