About this Event
Archive: safe space or battleground?
Art as archive: responsibility, opportunity or burden?
How have archives been weaponised throughout history & are they necessary spaces for Black artists to [re]claim? Black artists, curators and archivists discuss.
Tuesday • March 31 • 7.30pm
(doors open 6.30pm, bar open until 10pm)
Panel discussion followed by DJ set
A conversation with:
Arike Oke (Director, black Cultural Archives) • Barby Asante (Artist/ Curator) • Rebecca Adams (Archivist, London Metropolitan Archives) • Zinzi Minott (Artist)
GRAND JUNCTION AT ST MARY MAGDALENE CHURCH, ROWINGTON CLOSE, LONDON W2 5TF
TICKETS: £8 full price, £4 Concession and low income
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