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...
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Teresa Roza D’Oliveira at Ed Cross Gallery
Teresa Roza D’Oliveira is a renowned artist celebrated for her captivating paintings. Each stroke tells a story, reflecting th...
The Lonely Londoners – New Play
The adaptation of Sam Selvon’s “The Lonely Londoners” at Jermyn Street Theatre delves into the themes and historic...
Taming Who? Remixing Shakespeare
The Arcola Theatre is abuzz with excitement as Intermission Youth celebrates its 15th anniversary with “Taming Who?” Thi...
The Missing Thread – Black British Fashion over 50 years
Somerset House introduces “The Missing Thread Exhibition,” a groundbreaking collaboration with the Black Orientated Lega...
THE GIFT at the Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington
Discovering Janice Okoh: A Playwright of Wit and Depth Discovering a new talent in playwriting is always exciting. Janice Okoh is on...
Tête-à-Tête at Piartworks London Featuring Nigerian Painters
PI Artworks London is delighted to present Tête-à-Tête, a duo exhibition featuring emerging Nigerian contemporary painters Cherry Ar...
The Africa Centre – Horn of Africa exhibition
The Africa Centre and Addis Fine Art have teamed up for a group exhibition. They aim to showcase and celebrate African artists from...
Tambo and Bones – Theatre Royal Stratford
Before its premiere, “Tambo & Bones,” a play by poet Dave Harris, sparked controversy with its Black Out performance...
The Jhalak Prize celebrates the genius
Travis Alabanza’s memoir, “None of the Above,” won the 2023 Jhalak Prize. Danielle Jawando’s novel, “W...