In conversation
Misan Harriman in conversation with Gabriel Gbadamosi
Misan Harriman recalls the impact of his photographic exhibition, The Purpose of Light, which he sees as a 'testament to solidarity'. The exhibition continues at Hope 93 gallery till 8 January, 2026.
19th November, 2025
Photo: Misan Harriman, This Is No Hate March - London, 30th November, 2024
I agree with Robert Frank who said about photography, “the eye should learn to listen before it looks.”
Jodhpurs, Tweeds and Monocles
Inheriting the patterns of life marked into second-hand clothing
On not becoming an army officer
'To this day, every time someone tells me they are an officer in the army, I first look at their knees.'
Anna Freud at the Freud Museum
An appreciation of Anna Freud's pioneering work as a child psychologist and her place in the Freud Museum, London
The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny
The Booker Prize 2025 shortlisted novel is a beautiful exploration of love and loneliness between two young people
Donald Locke
A sombre and powerful showcase of Donald Locke's work over five decades
The Jollof House Party Opera
A joyful, multisensory feast that immerses audiences as active participants in a bustling restaurant kitchen
Preaching
'Preaching': A new poem by the T.S.Eliot Prize-winning poet Roger Robinson, from his forthcoming New and Selected Poems (Bloomsbury in 2026).
Walking in the Wake
Walking in the Wake was produced for the Estuary Festival (2021) in collaboration with Elsa James, Dubmorphology and Michael McMillan who meditates on the River Thames as we follow black pilgrims traversing sites of Empire.
Illuminating, in-depth conversations between writers.
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The series that tells the true-life stories of migration to the UK.
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