Join us for an evening of culture promoting new emerging Black British Talent.
Join us on Tuesday 7th December 2021 from 6PM for an evening of culture online to promote new emerging Black British talent.
Due to unforeseen circumstance we are having to make some changes to this event.
A Talk – now online via Zoom – The Legacy of Black Artist in Britain by former RHACC student Kim Sheldon will explore how the Windrush generation contributed to the British Art Scene. Kim works in the V&A Learning and Events Department and is an official African and Caribbean Heritage Guide at the museum. Her written work is inspired by key events that took place in the 17th-19th century, specifically those concerned with the Black narrative. You can access the Talk through the online link on this event.
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