To launch Black History Month 2020, a collection of new artworks from artists based in the UK and Europe, the work responds to the theme of resilience. Many of the artists featured in this exhibition have been supported through Serendipity’s BHM Live/Launchpad commission. The exhibition covers photography, film, illustration, manga comic art and visual art.
Ade Coker – Irírí
Tolu Coker – Through Their Eyes
Stephen Anthony Davids – No More Tears
Shagomola Edunjobi – Beware the Tokoloshe
Patricia Vester – Skin and Colour
Ana Paz – Sombre
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