Category: Arts & Culture
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![GUAP MEETS: Ragz-CV – Spoken Word Artist & Founder of Brixton Charity – Poetic Unity. [@poeticunity]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/RYO_0315-180x180.jpg)
GUAP MEETS: Ragz-CV – Spoken Word Artist & Founder of Brixton Charity – Poetic Unity. [@poeticunity]
Ragz-CV wants to give a voice to the voiceless. Meets Ragz-CV spoken word artist and founder of Poetic Unity. The UK charity organisation that believes in giving a voice to the voiceless. Based at Brixton’s Black Cultural Archives, Poetic Unity seeks to educate and empower the community. We had the opportunity to speak to Poet…
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![W-Series Driver Naomi Schiff Is Bringing Black Girl Magic To The Motorsport Industry [@naomischiff]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/15beqnDmIm7jDL2CDTyO-lA-1-180x180.jpeg)
Naomi Schiff Becomes The W-Series Diversity & Inclusion Ambassador Naomi Schiff is who I want to be when I grow up! The 25-year old has an impressive list of victories. The W-Series driver has won 10 races so far! Including the 2014 Clio Cup Asia and the 2018 KTM GT4 X-Bow Battle championship titles and…
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![Sebastion Xavier’s Epic Trippy World Is Where We Need To Be Right Now [@seb_xavier]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/nk5bc8p2oe341-180x180.jpg)
Sebastion Xavier’s Art Is An Electric Bolt Of Life & Energy! Sebastion Xavier is the capturer of chaos in his latest work – Between Harsh Reality & Utopian Beauty. The London -based creative, brings us a truly stunning collection of work and I am dying to be a part of his world! Living in an…
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Self-Isolating Doesn’t Have To Be Scary! Whether you are self-isolating or social distancing, here is a list of fun things to do while at home. So get silly & don’t take it so seriously. Self-isolation doesn’t have to be a scary thing. It can actually be a time to get in touch with your more…
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![Willow Smith Promotes Her New Project “The Anxiety” Whilst Being Trapped In A Glass Box [@willowsmith]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/willow_smith_-_publicity_-_h_2020_-1-180x180.jpg)
Willow Smith Makes A Statment About Mental Health Through Performance Art Willow Smith spent 24 hours trapped in a glass box at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles as part of a performance art piece. She carried out the performance with collaborator boyfriend, Tyler Cole. The pair were promoting their band…
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On the evening of Miss World 1970, 100 million people gathered to watch the most-viewed TV show on the planet, at the time. The Miss World pageant show would be welcoming young women from all over the world, to compete for the Miss World crown. At the time, a newly formed Women’s Liberation Movement organised…
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![Meet Emily Light: London Photographer To Watch! [@emilylight.jpg]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/A3-1-180x180.jpg)
An Interview With Emily Light. Tell us a bit about yourself and where you grew up? I am Emily Light, I’m 21 years old and finishing my 4-year photography degree at UCA. I came from a town called Chatham, Kent where I spent living my whole life until I turned 18. During that time I…
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![Gentrification & Displacement: BAME & Migrant Communities at Greatest Risk [@IASimmigration]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/gentrification-2-180x180.jpg)
How Gentrification Is Affecting BAME & Migrant Communities. Guest Contributor: Roz Dicks Between 1948 and 1971, half a million people came to the UK from the Caribbean and were known as ‘The Windrush Generation’; a name which refers to a particular ship, the HMT Empire Windrush, which brought 500 passengers to the UK, on invitation, to…
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Don’t Let The Coronavirus Stress You Out! Over the last couple of weeks, it seems that news about the coronavirus pandemic has been un-escapable. From click-bait titles that warn us about our impending doom or your weekly shop turning into a scene from ‘The Walking Dead’. It’s hard not to feel a little nervous about…
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Their aim: to inspire a new generation of Zambian creatives. Their weapon: art. Their opponent: societal expectations of white-collar success. This documentary focuses on the lives, works and opinions of a Lusaka-based art collective. Mwila, Talé, Wongani and Sifu are four guys who aim to change their country’s perception of artists, whilst at-the-same-time juggling their…