DARE TO SEE THE UNSPOKEN
In an era of deep-seated prejudice and restricted narratives, Oscar Micheaux emerged as a singular voice of defiance and dignity. As a homesteader and novelist turned filmmaker, he built a cinematic empire from the ground up, directing more than 40 'race films' across four decades.
His lens did not merely capture scenes; it crafted a powerful counter-narrative to a world that sought to silence and stereoytpe. This is the story of a man who believed that the power of vision could transcend the boundaries of reality.
The Curated Archive
Tribute Collection
The Visionary Edition
Legacy Silk & Wool
Archival Print Folio
A premium sparkling wine tribute, honoring the effervescent spirit of Micheaux's early cinematic triumphs. Hand-numbered archival release.
Exquisite heritage apparel crafted with gold-thread embroidery. A tactile homage to the dignity and sharp elegance of the pioneer filmmaker.
A curated portfolio of restored lithographs from Micheaux's legendary filmography. Digitally preserved for the modern connoisseur.
Upcoming Screenings & Tributes
OCT 12
2026
Within Our Gates (1920)
Lincoln Center, New York City
Digital Restoration Premiere
NOV 05
2026
The Homesteader
Smithsonian National Museum, DC
Heritage Film Series
DEC 18
2026
Body and Soul (1925)
Apollo Theater, Harlem
Visionary Gala Screening
FEB 14
2026
Murder in Harlem
Chicago Film Archives
Archival Preservation Showcase
Archival Preservation
Honor the Pioneer
The legacy of Oscar Micheaux is a cornerstone of American cinematic history. Your contribution sustains our efforts to restore original prints, preserve historical manuscripts, and ensure that the voice of the first major African-American auteur remains accessible for generations to come. Join us in our cultural mission.