The Purpose of Light – Misan Harriman
The Purpose of Light by Misan Harriman features 110 photographs of global protest and solidarity, offering a compassionate, collecti...
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The Council of the Garden – Immanuel Osamudiame Omoh
Immanuel Osamudiame Omoh is one of the 27 graduating designers in the 2025 Graduate Fashion Show at the Jimmy Choo Academy. The show...
The Waters We Claimed by Richard Mensah
The Waters We Claimed by Richard Mensah explores Black people’s journey with water—from exclusion and trauma to reclamation, r...
throwers by Nolan Oswald Dennis
throwers is Nolan Oswald Dennis’ first UK solo show, exploring Black planetary futures through diagrams, murals, geology, and cosmol...
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...
The Geography of Feelings by Tiffanie Delune
In The Geography of Feelings at Gallery 1957 Tiffanie Delune weaves dreams and fantasies to create a utopian world. Inspired by spir...
The Future is Now PT II: Re/ Form~ation
The Future is Now PT II: Re/ Form~ation’ is a group exhibition featuring the work of seven Black British artists who use materials t...
Tavares Strachan: There is Light Somewhere
The Guardian ★★★★ Time Out ★★★★ Observer ★★★★ Tavares Strachan: There is Light Somewhere investigates science, mythology, history, a...
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...
The Time is Always Now – The National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery in London unveils “The Time Is Always Now,” featuring Black love paintings and African art...