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On now at Autograph’s gallery in London - Hélène Amouzou: Voyages and Armet Francis: Beyond The Black Triangle. Book free tickets

Armet Francis: Beyond The Black Triangle

Life-affirming moments that celebrate the resilience and survival of African diasporic cultures. Free exhibition, until 20 January at Autograph.

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Hélène Amouzou: Voyages

Contemplating the complex emotions of displacement and exile. Free exhibition, until 20 January at Autograph.

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East African Artists in Conversation

Four artists with ties to East Africa discuss their creative practices with us

Reflections on the Self

Hélène Amouzou discusses her self-portraits capturing her long journey to safety & citizenship

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Introducing Autograph's new exhibition by Armet Francis

Exhibitions + Events

Documenting Joy, Resilience and Resistance in the African Diaspora

event: autograph, london

Documenting Joy, Resilience and Resistance in the African Diaspora

Thu 18 Jan 2024 - £5

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Omar Victor Diop

exhibition: Fotografiska, Tallin

Omar Victor Diop

25 Aug 2023 - 6 Jan 2024 - Touring Exhibition

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Raphael Albert works on loan to the Wellcome Collection

exhibition: London, UK

Raphael Albert works on loan to the Wellcome Collection

26 Oct 2023 – 28 Apr 2024

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Lina Iris Viktor

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Unapologetically celebrating black queer bodies and pleasure as activism

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