Vivianne A. Njoku (she/her) is an educator, drummer, video artist, visual artist, storyteller, comic, social activist and lover based in Mexico City, MX.
Since 2008, Vivianne has taught and facilitated internationally in a wide range of formal and informal educational spaces and workshops, focusing on the ways that youth and adults can create visual art, film/media and music as a means of deeply and personally engaging with issues of anti-oppression. From 2016 - 2019, Vivianne also proudly produced and hosted Saggy Boobs, a Brooklyn-based comedy variety show and cabaret exclusively featuring the work of Queer, Trans, and BIPOC artists.
Vivianne has collaborated with the NYC DOE, NYU, Harvard's AiE Conference, the New School, Hunter, Rutgers, Tribeca Film Institute, Willie Mae Rock Camp, Eskolta School Research and Design, New Day Films and others. Her most recent endeavor, theurbanX.org, is an artistic cultural exchange and international residency program that supports Black and Brown creatives in exploring collective technologies of resistance and resilience through art.
Vivianne is currently celebrating and visibilizing the synthesis of her work of the past 15 years through all manner of critically resistant artistic expression, education, and radical love.