Every Month is Black History Month: the Rollout of The Black Curriculum
Arts & Culture
January 27, 2020

Every Month is Black History Month: the Rollout of The Black Curriculum

Black British history is history, although British history will have you questioning whether this is the case. The perpetual erasure and marginalisation of Black Brits and their stories is something that has

Guap Meets: Leicester MC Black Knight [@blackknightlc]
Music
October 29, 2019

Guap Meets: Leicester MC Black Knight [@blackknightlc]

Earlier this year, Guap caught up with Leicester-born grime artist Black Knight who took us on a deep dive into his well-received debut EP, ‘Novaturient’. It is a gritty introduction to the

Ten Things to do in New York: GUAP Recommendations by [@ajibolajosiah]
Arts & Culture Fashion
October 4, 2019

Ten Things to do in New York: GUAP Recommendations by [@ajibolajosiah]

New York is one of my favourite cities in the world – the hustle and bustle, the energy and the architecture really do it for me and are traits shared by some

Introducing the High Spirit Bag [@highspiritbag]: a theft-proof backpack perfect for travelling and fashionable enough for #NYFW
Arts & Culture Fashion
October 1, 2019

Introducing the High Spirit Bag [@highspiritbag]: a theft-proof backpack perfect for travelling and fashionable enough for #NYFW

Preparing for any holiday can be stressful, particularly when one is busy in the days leading up to the trip or when things may not be sticking to script. This was the

Freedom: of Speech – ‘An Activist in London’ with Temi Mwale [@temimwale]
Arts & Culture
September 11, 2019

Freedom: of Speech – ‘An Activist in London’ with Temi Mwale [@temimwale]

Temi Mwale is a multi-award-winning social entrepreneur, educator and activist. She has been actively seeking solutions to some of the world’s most pressing issues since the age of 16. She is committed

Red Bull [@RedBull] unveils plans for two-day Notting Hill Carnival Celebrations
Arts & Culture
August 19, 2019

Red Bull [@RedBull] unveils plans for two-day Notting Hill Carnival Celebrations

With Notting Hill Carnival fast approaching yet again, Red Bull has now announced its plans for this year’s instalment. For decades, Red Bull has celebrated music, its culture and the transformative minds

A Moment in History: Afronation [@Afronation] was truly a festival of cultural importance
Arts & Culture Music
August 12, 2019

A Moment in History: Afronation [@Afronation] was truly a festival of cultural importance

A week has passed and people are still speaking highly of Afronation. You do not need to know much more about the festival than that to know that it went well. As

Art, Culture and Community: GUAP Meets the Brains Behind LAYERS [@layers_online]
Arts & Culture
June 21, 2019

Art, Culture and Community: GUAP Meets the Brains Behind LAYERS [@layers_online]

“The UK’s creative industries are worth £92bn a year to the economy, however it does not reflect wider Britain or include people from working class backgrounds.” Aiming to address this, LAYERS is

New London collective reminds us that there’s ‘NO SHAM3 [@No.sham3]: In A Side Hustle’
Arts & Culture
June 19, 2019

New London collective reminds us that there’s ‘NO SHAM3 [@No.sham3]: In A Side Hustle’

Having the courage to pursue your ‘passion’ is no mean feat. It can require a significant investment of time, money and resources just to get things off the ground. Whilst figuring exactly

Yellowzine [@yellwzine] Launch their Third Issue and a new Night School for Creatives
Arts & Culture
May 31, 2019

Yellowzine [@yellwzine] Launch their Third Issue and a new Night School for Creatives

Hailed as ‘the Yellow pages for creatives of colour’, Yellowzine is a print and online publication aimed at providing ethnic minority creatives a platform to showcase their artwork. It is committed to

Visual Storyteller Keleenna [@Keleenna] hosts his debut Solo Street Photography Exhibition
Arts & Culture
May 9, 2019

Visual Storyteller Keleenna [@Keleenna] hosts his debut Solo Street Photography Exhibition

    Filmed and Edited: Josh Hallam To many, British-Nigerian ‘Storyteller’ Keleenna Onyeaka’s route into photography may seem somewhat enigmatic. A banker and writer by day, Keleenna first stumbled upon his love of

#MHAM: On Imposter Syndrome and how I realised that I’m exactly where I am supposed to be
Arts & Culture
May 1, 2019

#MHAM: On Imposter Syndrome and how I realised that I’m exactly where I am supposed to be

I wasn’t going to post this piece. With this originally being a university essay, the shelter of an academic institution and the very real obligation of confidentiality allowed me (without consequence) to