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As I Weave

A film by Ayo Akingbade

How do place, memory and environment shape processes of making and learning?

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Memory, Time Travel and Reparative Storytelling

Our online conversation contemplating memory, political dissent and the enduring power of montage in resisting erasure

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Femme Representation and Algorithmic Bias

Contemplating femme representation in digital spaces

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Belonging in Practice: The Artist-Teacher Residency

A film by Kit Vincent

On the transformative impact of embedding personal practice within the classroom

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Spaces of Resistance: Art and Social Justice in 1980s Brixton

A panel discussion reflecting on the social history and legacy of Brixton in the 1980s

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Listen: Spirit of Lagos

Rewind to 1970s Nigeria with this playlist compiled by Lagos Studio Archives to accompany their exhibition at Autograph

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Splitting at the Seams: Deconstructing the Legacy of the Cotton Industry

Addressing the social history of cotton through artistic intervention

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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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States of Wordlessness: Exploring Neurodivergent Space through Creative Practice

Three artists share their experiences of Neurodivergent Space, wordlessness and situational mutism

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What is next? How do we turn intentions into actions through social justice?

Watch a panel of artists and curators discuss their own practice and ways to work collaboratively towards social justice

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On Remembering with Sasha Huber

A podcast by Holding Up The Ladder with artist Sasha Huber, discussing her creative practice and how art can redress contested histories

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Critical Times: Dialogues in Contemporary Photography

An online event celebrating the launch of three new artist commissions and poetic responses

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Through A Different Lens - Commissioning Artists, Diversifying Collections

A panel of acclaimed artists and international curators joined us for an informal conversation about diversifying our national collections

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Listen: Speculative Futures - Poulomi Basu and Alona Pardo in Conversation

The artist discusses her work using female-centred science fiction as inspiration to explore possible futures

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Hosting Ideas for Progress: Mark Sealy in conversation with Yinka Shonibare

A discussion about the work of representation in cultural institutions

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Listen: Playlists as Portals

Collaboratively composed music journals, concerned with the futurity and living histories of diasporic people

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Creating Community: Photography, Co-Authorship and Visual Storytelling

Sharing our communities' stories and discussing the practices of visual storytelling and co-authorship

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Care | Contagion | Community — Self & Other

Reflecting on the wider contexts of the Covid-19 crisis

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New Waves x Autograph: Collaboration, Inspiration and the Meaning of Home

Artists Othello De'Souza-Hartley and Ope Lori in conversation with students at London College of Communication

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A Black Gaze

A livestream with Tina M. Campt, Jenn Nkiru and Zoé Whitley, exploring the implications and possibilities of a Black gaze

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Photo Live: Online Artist Talks

A series of talks highlighting the importance of centring marginalised voices and storytelling in photography

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Neurodiversity and Collective Approaches to Art Making

Two of our online events, on the ways collaboration and collective art making can develop a more inclusive creative sector

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Common Threads

Members of Submit to Love Studios take you through their exhibition Common Threads at Autograph

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An Introduction to Sharif Persaud's Exhibition

A new film introducing our current exhibition, Have You Ever Had, by Sharif Persaud

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Heritage, Talent and Otherness: The Making of Common Threads

A short film for a behind the scenes glimpse of the making of the works in our Common Threads exhibition

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Posy Dixon's short film Chaos/Quest

July is Disability Pride Month, and we're sharing a new film about Submit To Love Studios — home to a group of artists living with a brain injury

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Heavy Circle: Uplifting Black Masculinity

An open conversation between Black men of multiple generations and backgrounds

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Good Stories Take Time: Creativity, Legacy and Non-Reactive Storytelling

How can we record our histories in a way that keeps them active and alive?

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Artivism and Transnational Solidarity

Explore the ways we can collaborate and collectively create transnational solidarity among artivists

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Listen: African Cosmologies

Lose yourself (or, perhaps, find yourself) in this playlist curated by Mark Sealy

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Ripping Into Colonial Monuments

What is a monument? And what politics are at play in the work of dismounting colonial statuary?

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The Decolonising Lens Part 2

How dialogue and networks are important to effecting change within academic and cultural institutions

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A Call to Care: Pamela Franklin

How the Caribbean Social Forum reimagined exchanges between members to fight the isolation of lockdown

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From Here To Eternity

A new film with Sunil Gupta, a personal tour of his major retrospective exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery

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Curators Talk: on Sunil Gupta

Mark Sealy and Karen McQuaid explore the artist's work and career. Watch the full video here

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A Call to Care: Marice Cumber

Creative engagement to support young homeless people during the Covid-19 pandemic

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Rights in Light of Covid-19: Sex Work, Prison Abolition and Public Health

How has COVID-19 impacted sex workers and prisoners in the UK?

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A Call to Care: Suzanne Lee

We speak to All Change about how vulnerable community groups are engaging with art during Covid-19

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A Call to Care: Sheryll Catto & Thompson Hall

Our interview with ActionSpace, discussing how Covid-19 has impacted artists with learning disabilities

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Rights in Light of Covid-19: Disability Justice

Discussing how Coronavirus has impacted disability activism, rights for neuro-minorities, and socially engaged artistic practices

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What Matters?

A collaborative snapshot of lives in isolation, told through personal objects. Watch the film here

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Rights in Light of Covid-19: Race and Migration

A discussion on race, racism, immigration and free movement in the context of the global pandemic, with a focus on the UK

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Out and About on Lockdown

A video diary with artist Sharif Persaud, offering a unique insight into the impact of lockdown on neuro-minorities

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Disability and Digital (im)mobilisation

A panel discussion sharing thoughts on what stillness and mobility mean in a digitally hyperconnected society

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A Different Way of Seeing

Covid-19 got in the way of our plans to exhibit this film at Autograph, now you can watch it online

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Omar Victor Diop: Black Subjects in the Frame

Hear some of the ways the framing of black identity through history has hindered, obscured and liberated the lives of many people

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Lyrispect Commission

Listen to Lyrispect's original poem The Reclamation - created in response to our touring exhibition by Zanele Muholi

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Challenging the Narrative: Young Migrants Speaking Up

Listen to the podcast from Brighter Futures' event at Autograph - debating the biggest issues faced by young migrants today