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Tag Archives: Black Lives Matter
LIFE BETWEEN ISLANDS: CARIBBEAN BRITISH ART 1950’s – NOW….
This radical and essential show at Tate Britain builds on the momentum of the Black Lives Matter Movement and will hopefully prove as educational and as popular as the hugely successful Soul Of A Nation. It’s midday on an icy … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Arts Movement, Black Lives Matter, Black Poer, black power, Carinival, David A Bailey MBE, Frank Bowking, George Lamming, Horace Ové, Isaac Julien., Jah Shaka, Life Between Island: Caribbean Art 1950s - NowTate Britain., Liz Johnson Artur, lubaina Hamid, Peter Doig, Steve McQueen, Tate Britain, West Indian Front Room
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‘BEING BLACKER’: A radical encounter between BAFTA Winning film-maker MOLLY DINEEN and Brixton’s BLACKER DREAD
‘Being Blacker’ is a unique, uncompromising and radical 90 minute documentary and both Molly Dineen and Steve’Blacker Dread’ Martin take to the road to launch the film in a cinema near you prior to it airing on BBC2 on March … Continue reading
WAYNE & HERBIE: TALKIN’ LOUD & SAYING SOMETHING!
After decades of both collaboration and mutual respect, jazz legends Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock have penned an extraordinary and thought provoking open letter to the next generation of artists. It reflects their feelings on recent world events and how … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Bataclan, Black Lives Matter, Herbie Hancock, Jazz, music, Panama Papers, Peace, Syria, terrorism, US Elections, war, Wayne Shorter
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BLACK LIVES MATTER! TA-NEHISI COATES WINS US NATIONAL BOOK AWARD
TA-NEHISI COATES’ ‘BETWEEN THE WORLD & ME’ WINS US NATIONAL BOOK AWARD This morning I opened my computer only to watch a black man, Mercutio Southall, wearing a ‘Black Lives Matter’ T shirt being punched, kicked, choked and racially abused … Continue reading
BLACK PANTHER PARTY: Vanguard Of The Revolution
Black Panther Party: Vanguard Of The Revolution hit the big screen at Hackney’s Rio Cinema during the East London Film Festival and was joy to behold. It is now poised for nationwide release. In the shadow of on-going institutionalised police … Continue reading