Everything that went down at WizKid with Nando’s [@nandosuk]

Everything that went down at WizKid with Nando’s [@nandosuk]

Tottenham Stadium, typically a football hub, was transformed into a pulsating Afrobeat arena for global star Wizkid. Wizkid. We at GUAP had the privilege of experiencing this spectacle from Nando’s exclusive box,

Amol K Patil [@amolkpatil] Is First To Recieve the DBF-KMB Award

Amol K Patil [@amolkpatil] Is First To Recieve the DBF-KMB Award

Indian-origin artist Amol K Patil is the first recipient of the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation/Kochi-Muziris Biennale (DBF-KMB) Award, a multi-year exhibition and lecture programme spotlighting South Asian artists. He was selected thanks to the formidable

‘Beneatha’s Place’ Review: A timely deep-dive into the ownership of the black experience

‘Beneatha’s Place’ Review: A timely deep-dive into the ownership of the black experience

Kwame Kwei-Armah’s play, ‘Beneatha’s Place,’ spans from the 1950s to the present day, following a black couple who move from the US to Lagos amidst the struggle for Nigerian independence. The couple relocated

New free event alert: Lobby Lates at One Hundred Shoreditch

New free event alert: Lobby Lates at One Hundred Shoreditch

If like me you were an Ace Hotel regular back in the day, you’ll remember the beautifully spacious and bright spaces inside, and the iconic parties. Now that Ace Hotel is no

flat 70’s Artist Fundraiser is supporting emerging marginalised talent [@_flat70]

flat 70’s Artist Fundraiser is supporting emerging marginalised talent [@_flat70]

flat 70 the non-profit arts organisation is hosting an artist’s fundraiser at the South London Gallery on July 26th to celebrate three years of programming. The fundraiser will run until August 23

Florence Goupil’s  Indigenous Community photography restores Hope in Humanity [@florence.goupil]

Florence Goupil’s Indigenous Community photography restores Hope in Humanity [@florence.goupil]

While many lives were saved in the beautiful unification of ancient knowledge and community care, COVID still took the lives of many elders. Their deaths marked the larger interruption of the life-saving

Reframe: The Residency Exhibition – A Response to Climate Crisis

Reframe: The Residency Exhibition – A Response to Climate Crisis

The Southbank Centre is hosting an exhibition to empower the UK’s next generation of Black creatives. The immersive show, Reframe: The Residency Exhibition, features climate-focused work by 77 Black and Black mixed

BBC’s ‘A New Generation of Nigerian Royalty’ explores the interconnection of faith and power

BBC’s ‘A New Generation of Nigerian Royalty’ explores the interconnection of faith and power

BBC’s latest audio-documentary, ‘A New Generation of Nigerian Royalty,’ hones in on the lives of Nigeria’s young kings and queens. These Gen Z royals are beginning to disrupt the status quo of

Embracing the Uncomfortable: Carl Dusu’s Provocative Debut Solo Exhibition [@justdusu]

Embracing the Uncomfortable: Carl Dusu’s Provocative Debut Solo Exhibition [@justdusu]

“There’s Nothing to See Here” is the debut solo exhibition by artist Carl Dusu, hosted by Espacio Gallery. Curated by Alero Helena Opuama, the show delves into the essence of the human

GRL SWM Is Empowering More WOC to Swim

GRL SWM Is Empowering More WOC to Swim

Swimming is widely known as a White and elitist sport. In fact, according to Sport England, 95% of Black adults and 93% of Asian adults do not swim. The risk of drowning,

Bet Bettencourt [@betttencourt]: from photographing sneakers, to superstars

Bet Bettencourt [@betttencourt]: from photographing sneakers, to superstars

A series of fortunate events, including a mate getting her to bypass the DICE waiting list and a security guard not noticing the camera in the back of her pants, led Bet Bettencourt’s “fan”

The Way of the Birds is A Celebration of Carnival by [@iamdanielobasi]

The Way of the Birds is A Celebration of Carnival by [@iamdanielobasi]

Multidisciplinary artist Daniel Obasi has created a project that captures the beauty and power of carnival culture. The Way of the Birds project was inspired by the energy and transcendent feeling of Nigeria’s biggest