Michael Armitage
by Andy Bay
The emblematic undertones in Armitage's paintings allow the subjects to speak their own truths.
Lisa Brice
by Maya Elsie
Lisa Brice's work is a flux between the identities of the artist and the muse.
Fortune
A treasure trove of hopes, dreams, schemes and emotional entanglements.
In The Heights
by Miguel Cullen
A film rekindling the flavour of Dominican community spirit in New York
Not Quite Right For Us
by Suzanne Harrington
A gathering of writers writing about their otherness, in a world where they are ‘not quite right for us’.
This One Sky Day
by Ingrid Persaud
Ross’s uninhibited way of writing about sex and sexuality exposes its pain, joy and comic absurdity.
J’Ouvert
by Nicole-Rachelle Moore
Carnival as revolution on stage
African Europeans
by Colin Grant
A whistle-stop tour through the centuries is an account, not just of the longevity of Africans in Europe, but also of a shared history
Anne Boleyn
It was nice to have Anne Boleyn and her brother George, played by Paapa Essiedu, be Black in previously white spaces and for it not to be an issue.