Dirty Computer: Janelle Monáe in Conversation with Rolling Stone’s Brittany Spanos - The 92nd Street Y, New York
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Dirty Computer: Janelle Monáe in Conversation with Rolling Stone’s Brittany Spanos

Oct 16, 2018


In Dirty Computer, the album and “emotion picture” that Rolling Stone called “a sci-fi masterpiece,” Janelle Monáe makes a shrewd commentary on present-day America.

Join the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, performer, producer, activist, and actress for a riveting and timely conversation about this remarkable work—and the dystopian themes that are so relevant to all our experience today.

Monáe will also discuss Fem the Future, the initiative she launched in 2016, to create more opportunities to advance the awareness, inclusion, and opportunities for women and those who identify as women through music, arts, mentorship, and education; and she’ll share news about upcoming projects like her work with Robert Zemeckis in the new film, Welcome to Marwen.

Categories: Arts & Entertainment


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