Should white people review black art?
Over the past week or so I have had quite a few interactions on social media about whether or notContinue Reading
Category: Art
I May Destroy You: love, trauma and vulnerability in its purest and most human form
Minutes after watching the series finale of Michaela Coel’s flawless new masterpiece I May Destroy You, I’m sat in myContinue Reading
Spirit Wrestlers Present The 52 Card Trick
DiY free-party collective’s Pete Woosh, now known as The Peaceful Ones has announced the launch of “The 52 Card Trick,”Continue Reading
Exhibition Review: Bass Culture 70/50
On the 25th October, I was lucky enough to be invited to the opening of a new exhibition exploring the impactContinue Reading
Profile: Enjoy The Noise of Space with Moon B
Heavy themes on space and machinery have been exploding over the past couple of decades. After the postmodern revampingContinue Reading
EVENT: UNDRCONSTRUCTION
Recently, I have been working with UNDR LNDN, the film collective who wowed audiences in venues across London, from WhirledContinue Reading
Exhibition review: Basquiat – Boom For Real
Jean-Michel Basquiat was one of the most significant and influential artists of the 20th Century. Born in Brooklyn in 1960Continue Reading
Exhibition review: Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power
“Superman never saved any black people” – Bobby Seal. Soul of a Nation, a new exhibition which opened its doorsContinue Reading
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