GUAP Partners With Native To Celebrate The Blacklist 2024 – West Africa
BLACKLIST 2024 – WEST AFRICA GUAP have continued to push the boundaries when it comes to championing talent withinthe creative industries and it continues to be a promise we intend to keep.
Meet GUAP’s Top 30, Under 30 Black Creatives & Professionals for Blacklist 2024 [@adidasuk]
THE BLACKLIST 24’ IS HERE ! – The Blacklist is back for it’s 7th year. Continuing to build a legacy of hope, resilience,excellence, power, joy and more than we can even comprehend.
The cultural organisations unapologetically supporting a free Palestine
Art, literature, and music have always been vessels for fighting against oppression. When it comes to the mission of a free Palestine, their power is not insignificant. Over the last month, the
Platforma returns for a seventh year, honouring Somali nomadic life
Platforma Festival, produced by leading migrant arts organisation Counterpoints Arts, celebrates arts, refugees, and migration. Returning for a seventh year, this Festival’s edition takes over Bristol and the South West with an eclectic
Sepehr Badiei’s art celebrates the resilience of Iranian women [@badieisepehr]
‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ is the Kurdish slogan that Iranian women popularised globally following the death of Jina (Mahsa) Amini in 2022 by the hands of the police. Visual artist Sepehr Badiei’s latest
Love is a state of mind – an exhibition
Tam Lin is a legendary ballad from the Scottish Borders dating back centuries. A traditional tale filled with magic, it celebrates female bravery, and has consequently been celebrated throughout time. Today, artist
3 Black art festivals to visit this September
London has always been renowned for its outstanding provision of artistic experiences. In recent years, we have also seen a more welcome move towards art that centers on Black identities and culture.This
Meet 3 artists from Reframe: The Residency group exhibition
Reframe: The Residency is a free exhibition at Southbank Centre showcasing 13 works by collectives of Black artists across London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Featuring 77 collaborators in total, the exhibition, curated by Misan Harriman, responds to
Inside Slawn’s Beau Beaus Café [@olaoluslawn]
East London has a new café called Beau Beaus, where you might meet your favourite rapper, founded by London-based artist Olaolu Slawn. Slawn who started his career as a skatewear designer in Lagos, moved
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
POBM [@PrismofBlack_] is creatively championing our engagement with Black masculinity narratives
“A prism reflects light into many different colours. And that’s what we wanted to do. We wanted to put a Black man through a prism and show you many different expressions. We
THE NIGHT GALLERY: A VIBRANT CELEBRATION OF CREATIVITY LAUNCHES AT BRIXTON VILLAGE
On Thursday, 1st of June, Brixton Village is being activated with a curated evening of art, music, and poetry: ‘The Night Gallery.’ Sponsored by Brixton Brewery, which has been serving crafted beer to South Londoners