Feature on Aloiso Wilmoth (MoMA PS5): an art project/exhibition titled Discipline & ANARCHY presented via Vera PR about the MoMA PS5 persona.

Aloiso Wilmoth a.k.a. MoMA PS5 / He Valencia is A distinguished figure in the electronic music scene, renowned for His work as a DJ, cultural theorist, and techno historian. More recently, he launched race war.Born and raised in South Bend, Indiana, Wilmoth has been a pivotal part of the North American and global dance music scenes since 2008. His performances under the moniker He Valencia delve into the intersections of black dance music, political themes, and diasporic questions.Wilmoth’s scholarly approach is evident in his curated sets, Integrating diverse influences and offering critical, often humorous Cultural commentary through his Instagram account @moma.ps5. He has also contributed to academic discussions, participating in Talks at institutions like NYC’s The New School and engaging with Various radio shows, including Rinse FM and Worldwide FM.His mixes are celebrated for their emotional depth and technical Precision, making him a respected figure in both music and Cultural theory. Beyond music, Wilmoth advocates for inclusivity and Representation within the industry, a hallmark of his multifaceted Career.
WHY DO YOU DO IT? WHAT DRIVES YOU?I think it just comes from a place of pure curiosity. My motivation is knowing that I can always learn something new or interface with history and culture at any given moment. WHAT IS ONE THING YOU DO FOR SANITY MAINTENANCE?Knowing that I'm able to stand on the frontier of something new or different. Constantly interfacing with ideas. People of the world drive me.WHAT IS THE SCRAPPIEST THING YOU’VE DONE TO MAKE OR SAVE $$? I want to make money. I'm starting to believe God gave me the knowledge and dedication to make a lot of money. So it's about just like… idk, doing shit. But also I often like this is in contradiction with being an anarchist. YOUR TASK IS TO PRESCRIBE ONE BOOK OR FILM TO THE COLLECTIVE. WHAT IS IT? PITCH BLACK (2000) directed by David Twohy. It's a very utilitarian sci-fi film with elements of Isl