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Morgan Lloyd (she/her) is a curator, community arts administrator, educator, and scholar based in Lenapehoking (Philadelphia, PA).
She is the Lead Interpreter and Docent Manager at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.
Her work emphasizes a holistic, community-centered revisitation and reconnection to the nuances of Black & Brown histories — with a special focus on Colonial and Antebellum histories.
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She is informed by her research, heritage, and lineage; Lloyd's work ties closely to the land she serves.
She ponders diasporic Black & Indigenous cultures, art, objects, traditions, and communal relationships. It asks how the ancestors adapted to the burgeoning colonial landscape; Then, it brings them into contemporary discourse to inspire infinite imaged futures.
Inspired by the Black Futurist Movement and Black Quantum Futurism theory, Lloyd’s work imagines a timeless retelling of history, where ancestral narratives and the contemporary co-exist within the same timeline—Calling, inspiring, and informing each other.
“History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.”
-Maya Angelou
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Why the Antebellum?