Paris Noir at the Pompidou Centre
PARIS NOIR traces Black artists’ influence in France, from the 1950s to 2000, celebrating diverse practices and redefining modernism...
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Downpour by Jonathan Lyndon Chase
Downpour by Jonathon Lyndon Chase explores transformation, queerness, and intimacy through umbrellas, offering shelter, emotion, and...
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Retrograde at Apollo Theatre
★★★★★ ‘Must-See Theatre’ The Telegraph Retrograde is a gripping, stylish, 3 hander that hits hard. Sidney Poitier fights the system...
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Modern & Contemporary African and Middle Eastern Art auction
The Modern and Contemporary African and Middle Eastern Art auction happens at Olympia Auctions, London on May 7th, featuring works b...
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Minyma Ninti Pulka – WISE WOMEN
Minyma Ninti Pulka – WISE WOMEN – showcases powerful paintings by Indigenous women, preserving cultural knowledge, stori...
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Marie and Rosetta
Marie and Rosetta celebrates Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Marie Knight’s groundbreaking gospel-rock legacy, spotlighting their transfor...
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Amoako Boafo – I Do Not Come to You by Chance
Amoako Boafo’s first London show is a vibrant, heartfelt celebration of Black joy, personal roots, and artistic community spirit. @G...
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Rhinoceros at the Almeida Theatre
★★★★ Observer ★★★★Time Out. Omar Elerian’s Rhinoceros is a wild, hilarious whirlwind—packed with bold satire, playful chaos, a...
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Tam Joseph – This Green and Pleasant Land
Tam Joseph’s “This Green and Pleasant Land” exhibition dives into identity, culture, and social issues with his striking...
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Keep The Moon Amongst Ourselves: Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
ICYMI Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s latest works blend quiet drama and mystery, showing introspective characters in moody, staged scenes f...
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All The Happy Things
All The Happy Things. A dark comedy about the power of Black sisterhood and grief, Sienna sees and talks to her dead sister, blurrin...
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Alterations at The National Theatre
★★★★ Guardian. ★★★★ Telegraph. Last two days to see Alterations at the National Theatre . Era-defining comedy, illuminating the aspi...
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Christina Kimeze: Between Wood and Wheel
Christina Kimeze’s vibrant “Between Wood and Wheel” exhibition explores freedom, flight, and escape through stunning, te...
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Noah Davis at The Barbican
★★★★★ Time Out. Noah Davis’s stunning retrospective at the Barbican showcases his poignant, dreamlike work, reflecting Black l...
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Main Character Energy at Soho Theatre
Temi Wilkey’s “Main Character Energy” blends comedy, music, and self-reflection, exploring identity, ambition, and racis...
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Our Favourite Exhibitions of 2024 Pt1
Firelei Báez’s Sueño de la Madrugada explores colonial histories, Afro-Caribbean folklore, and identity through installations, paint...
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Material Sensibilities @October_Gallery
Material Sensibilities @October_Gallery brings together sculptures, ceramics and paintings. Each piece explores materiality and the...
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The Spook Who Sat By The Door
The Spook Who Sat By The Door the cult classic first published by Margaret Busby in 1969. A landmark republication by Jacaranda Book...
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