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
More Westminster Listings MORE
For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy
For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy returns to London’s West End in…
Black History River Cruise (May)
Your private, double-decker boat will start from the Temple Pier near Temple tube station on the Embankment. Your…
She is Royal 8th Annual Conference
She is Royal, focuses on enabling women to see their invisible crowns and to feel empowered to achieve…