FKA Twigs’ Getty Images Collab to Empower Black Storytellers
“It was the artist Kandis Williams who told me how much of our history was in the Getty Images Archive,” Twigs wrote in a statement. “We were discussing how powerful it would be to make this content available to black creators and educators — enabling us to put these pieces together and make our history accessible for generations to come.”
Getty will also be providing various mechanisms of support focused on black history at its Hulton Archive. More details on the project will be released over the next few months.
“Knowing the past opens the door to the future; we are pleased to partner with FKA twigs on this ambitious project to preserve and celebrate black history,” Ken Mainardis, senior vice president and head of content at Getty Images added. “With this project, we hope to empower black content creators to tell their story of their own history, and to support storytelling as a weapon in the struggle for racial uplift.”
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