The mission of Liberated Muse Arts Group is to engage inter-generational audiences through Literary Art, music theatre and multi-disciplinary productions in ways that educates, entertains and promotes, encourages and facilitates a forum for art exploration, education and community activism. Liberated Muse places a significant focus on art that highlights the experiences of people of the African diaspora and the work of women who have used their platform for social justice. Founded and led by Creative Director Khadijah Ali-Coleman, Liberated Muse Arts Group has been transforming spaces into art places since 2008.
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Liberated Muse Volume III: Creases Expelled from the Fold is edited by Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman and features work by:
Tichaona Chinyelu, Slangston Hughes, Shameeka Dream, Maura Alia Badji, Virginia A. Spatz, David Weeks, Master See, Anonamas, Colie Aziza, Chyna Ayres, Deidre CreativeSoul, Zaccai Free, Jona Monet
and more!
Virginia A. Spatz shares her poem about her experience on a bus in traffic during the 2017 Women's March in Washington, DC. This poem is one of the many poems featured in the third anthology from Liberated Muse called Liberated Muse Volume III: Creases Expelled from the Fold.
The preview party for the anthology Liberated Muse Volume III: Creases Expelled from the Fold took place on Saturday, March 18th on the Living Stage at Red Lion Hotel Inner Harbor in Baltimore, MD. Contributors featured in the anthology as well as Baltimore-based performers Quinton Randall and Sista Inora presented.
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