Brookland

Projects

Criticism/Memoir

The Washington Font of Memory by Malik Wilson

November 2026


In The Font of Memory Malik Wilson remembers the last tickling days of Black Washington, of the Chocolate City, and its understated, unstated values, practices, beliefs. He unearths a universe-in-motion, and in miniature, through the houses of his grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, all just blocks away, in a time when we were all still together. 


Criticism/Memoir

214 Rittenhouse by Malik Wilson

December 2026


One neighborhood, one home, one place forms a tiny cosmology, a full universe of meaning and possibility. In 214 Rittenhouse, Malik Wilson recalls the home of his grandparents, the sense of a neighborhood, the men and women who filled up his hallways, and the community that once was. 

(from top left, clockwise)

Wendy Wilson-Fall, Malik Wilson, Francille Wilson, Ernest Wilson, Sule Greg Wilson

214 Rittenhouse St NW - circa 1979

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