Afropean: A Journal is the new limited edition photobook version of Johny Pitts’s multiple award winning Afropean: Notes from Black Europe, which through photographs taken
This review begins with some confessions. Firstly, I acknowledge that it’s taken an embarrassingly long time to get round to reading renowned Marxist historian Walter
Doye Agama (pictured right) is a passionate writer dedicated to creating engaging and meaningful texts that inspire, inform, and entertain readers. With a deep appreciation
This summer, Vibrantform – an intergenerational and interdisciplinary collective of male artists and practitioners – presents brand new exhibition, Exiting the Forest, Into A Sea
Pastor and activist, Mr Mungai seeks justice for the land that was stolen from his family in Kenya’s tea highlands. Local journalist, Bea Wangondu decides to
Split into a three-part anthology for love, Landé Belo’s That Four Letter Word at The Bread and Roses Theatre is a contemporary spin on bell
A Fine Idea tackles the myth of international aid in a critique of the white saviour mentality. Main character, Jo (Ella Bryant) is introduced to
