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Autograph, and the Movement for Black Photography in Britain

On Autograph's involvement in the movement for black photography since its foundation 35 years ago

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Deborah Willis - Picturing Us: The Power of the Gaze

Considering how black women and non-binary artists have told their stories through photography

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Migrant Plights and Rights: Does Art Actually Change Anything?

By Dalia Al-Dujaili

Considering how we can use creativity to facilitate attitudinal changes towards migrants, asylum seekers and refugees

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On Using Photography to Unmask

by Joanne Limburg

Writer Joanne Limburg works with the methodology of 'neurophototherapy’ to explore her neurodivergent identity

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Free Download: Neurophototherapy Publication

by Sonia Boué

A life-enhancing creative self-help resource for neurodivergent people

Artist Interviews

Aesthetic Justice: Love and Language in Exile

Bathsheba Okwenje x Bindi Vora

The artist discusses her work reinterpreting geographical imbalances, displacement and hidden histories

Artist Interviews

Telling Tales of Black Women’s Bodies in Rural Landscapes

Wanja Kimani x Bindi Vora

The artist discusses her insistence on visibility and the ways in which storytelling can be a form of resistance work

Artist Interviews

Tricking the Colonial Tricksters: Intervening in Ethnographic Space

Syowia Kyambi x Bindi Vora

On creating community and making interventions that can ease the burden of working with colonial histories and records

Artist Interviews

Envisaging Genealogies and Disability Justice

Sabrina Tirvengadum x Bindi Vora

The artist discusses digital tools for accessibility and her artistic journey to unearth her Mauritian identity

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New Curatorial Research – East African Artists in Conversation

Centralising conversations with black womxn artists addressing issues of climate justice and the politics of representation

Artist Interviews

Reflections on the Self

Hélène Amouzou x Bindi Vora

Discussing the artist's deeply personal work within the context of migration, perseverance and the politics of (in)visibility

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Call for Photographs: Becoming Visible

Share your photos and join the conversation about how photography addresses issues of identity and representation 📸

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Capturing Moments in Black British History

Five moments from black British history reflected upon in the new exhibition 'Beyond The Black Triangle'

Collection Highlights

Vron Ware
The Black People's Day of Action, 1981

Capturing a defiant show of solidarity in response to the tragic loss of young black lives

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Beyond the Black Triangle: The Photographs of Armet Francis

by Mark Sealy

Connecting the African diasporic subject to a sense of time, culture and location