1981 – Black Liverpool Past and Present
1981 – Black Liverpool Past and Present is an insight into the history of Liverpool’s Black communities through the eyes of two Liverpudlians
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A Wise Monkey Knows Which Tree to Climb
A Wise Monkey Knows Which Tree to Climb is a reflective analysis of decoloniality and steps that can be taken to apply this
BlackInk Issue Four (Print Pre-order)
BlackInk is a magazine focusing on Black arts, heritage and cultural politics. An interface between a physical magazine and digital content, BlackInk is
BlackInk Issue Three
BlackInk is a magazine focusing on Black arts, heritage and cultural politics. An interface between a physical magazine and digital content, BlackInk is
In Situ: Responding to Space, Place, People and Time
Dance can be anywhere, in a studio, on screen, in the streets, on a stage; dance can bring communities together, share lived experiences
MOVING LINES: FIFTY REASONS TO DANCE
As illustrator in residence for Let’s Dance International Frontiers 2021, patricia vester transcends lines by questioning and challenging how dance connects us through
Souls and Solos, Duets and Dreams (Print Pre-order)
Souls and Solos, Duets and Dreams is a collection of poetry written by Christian “Cubs the Poet” Davenport, whilst in residence at Let’s
BlackInk Issue Two
Issue two provides an insight into Black British dance, reflecting on both the history and pioneers such as Barrington Anderson alongside contemporary voices
Creating Socially Engaged Art: Can Dance Change the World?
Black women have been at the heart of social justice movements and making positive change in their communities the world over and their
Hidden Movement: Contemporary Voices of Black British Dance
Hidden Movement: Contemporary Voices of Black British Dance explores the seldom told history of Black Dance in the UK. The publication features contributions
Colonisation in Reverse: Jean-Léon Destiné – Exhibition Catalogue
Jean-Léon Destiné was a significant contributor to the development of dance in Haiti and the USA, influencing contemporaries such as George Balanchine and
Creolizing Dance in a Global Age
Creolizing Dance in a Global Age brings together key voices for a discourse on the complex relationships between ‘Creolization’ and dance, especially those
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