Wild Song by Candy Gourlay
Candy Gourlay’s thought-provoking, lushly written, and thrilling adventure tale #WildSong about human zoos in the USA is short...
Soulscapes at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Last week to catch Soulscapes @DulwichGallery. Curator Lisa Anderson presents 21 artists from the African diaspora who challenge our...
Anansi’s Gold: The Man who Swindled the World
Anansi’s Gold, a story about one of the biggest con-artists of the 20th Century is shortlisted for the Jhalak Prize 2024. Auth...
How to Die Famous
Jhalak Prize shortlistee How to Die Famous by Benjamin Dean is a YA thriller exploring the dark side of Hollywood and fame through t...
The Jhalak Prize 2024
The Jhalak Prize awards two annual prizes to books by writers of colour in UK. We caught up with the organiser Sunny Singh and 4 of...
Children of Distant Suns: Yannis Davy Guibinga Interview
Yannis Davy Guibinga is committed to rewriting outdated narratives about Africa. We caught up with him at his first UK solo show at...
New Play. The Great Privation
The Great Privation is about Grave Robbing. A stunning, profound play exploring the historical disruption of black bodies at rest, a...
NIL Gallery Paris
In January we popped by NIL gallery in Paris. Since 2016, they have been dedicated to promoting the art scenes of the global south....
Speak To Me Great Lionheaded Ancestors
Due to popular demand Fowokan George Kelly: Speak To Me Great Lionheaded Ancestors‘ @felixandspear London is being extended un...
Cycles by Boy Blue at the Barbican.
Cycles by Boy Blue opens at @BarbicanCentre from 30 April — 04 May. The Olivier award-winning dance theatre company returns with a w...