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“The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure” curated by Ekow Eshun  is an exhibition at the National Portr...
16/02/2024

“The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure” curated by Ekow Eshun is an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery that studies the representation of Black identity in contemporary art.

The exhibition features works by artists such as Wangechi Mutu , Chris Ofili or Jennifer Packer who depict Black figures in various and dynamic ways. These artworks show the social, psychological and cultural contexts of Black life.

On February 24th historian and journalist Paula Akpan and author and mindfulness teacher Valerie Mason-John will come together to discuss the histories and legacies of London’s Black le***an community while medidating on the central theme of kinship and connection within the “The Time is Always Now” exhibition.

📷: Joseph Hyde

When: 22 February - 19 May 2024

Where: National Portrait Gallery , London

Bow Arts  presents “Mark of Cane” by Kat Anderson , winner of the inaugural East London Art Prize . This exhibition expl...
15/02/2024

Bow Arts presents “Mark of Cane” by Kat Anderson , winner of the inaugural East London Art Prize .

This exhibition explores how sugar has shaped the African-Caribbean Diaspora. It features the premiere of “Las, Fiya” (“Last, Fire”), a fictional short film, and new paperworks made from sugarcane by-products.

The exhibition challenges the legacies of the Industrial Revolution and the Transatlantic Slave trade, and sparks conversations about colonial histories and ancestral trauma.

When: Opening night on Thursday 8 February 2024, 6-9pm. Exhibition runs from 9 February to 21 April 2024.

Where: The Nunnery Gallery London E3 2SJ

📷 : Kat Anderson, ‘Las, Fiya’ (‘Last, Fire’), photography Edward PG Tucker

Yaa Gyasi is a Ghanaian-American novelist who was born in Ghana and raised in Alabama. She holds a BA in English from St...
13/02/2024

Yaa Gyasi is a Ghanaian-American novelist who was born in Ghana and raised in Alabama. She holds a BA in English from Stanford University and an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop.

Her debut novel Homegoing, published in 2016, won several international awards and was listed as one of the most influential novels of the decade by Paste.

“Transcendent Kingdom”, her second novel, tells the story of Gifty, a neuroscience researcher who is haunted by the tragedies of her family: her brother’s death from a he**in overdose, her mother’s depression, and her struggle with faith and science. Transcendent Kingdom explores the complexities of identity, culture, and spirituality in the modern world.

Poliana Baumgarten  is a video journalist and director who has been part of the video team at ZEIT ONLINE since 2020, re...
12/02/2024

Poliana Baumgarten is a video journalist and director who has been part of the video team at ZEIT ONLINE since 2020, responsible for reports and documentaries about marginalised people and topics - always attempting to disrupt and challenge stereotypical images. In 2019, she was selected by ‚Medium Magazin‘ as one of the top 30 under 30 in journalism.

In her most recent documentary she highlights the story of Otis, a Black German boy and his mother Sarah. In school one of Otis classmates tells him to “go back to his country“, outside of school news of a meeting of the far-right come to light who are planning “mass deporatations“ of everyone they don’t consider German. Huge anti-AFD protests erupt across the country but is that enough?

The documentary centers Otis and Sarah fears and concerns, depicting what it’s like to be a young Black boy in Germany right now and raises questions about our future in this country.

James Baldwin (1924-1987) was a brilliant writer and activist who challenged racism and oppression in America and beyond...
09/02/2024

James Baldwin (1924-1987) was a brilliant writer and activist who challenged racism and oppression in America and beyond. His essays, novels, and plays are masterpieces of literature that speak to the human condition and the quest for justice.

One of his most influential works is “The Fire Next Time”, a collection of two essays that address the role of race in history and society, and the urgent need for change.

The quote from the book is an inspiration to imagine and demand the impossible, and to never settle for less than freedom and dignity.

📸Sophie Bassouls

The Neue Nationalgalerie presents “Josephine Baker: Icon in Motion”, a remarkable exhibition that explores the life and ...
05/02/2024

The Neue Nationalgalerie presents “Josephine Baker: Icon in Motion”, a remarkable exhibition that explores the life and legacy of Josephine Baker, a trailblazing artist, activist, and cultural icon.

The exhibition showcases her biographical journey, her cinematic innovations, and her contemporary inspirations. It also reflects on her role as an African-American artist in the 20th and 21st century.

The exhibition is curated by , , , and .

When: 26.01.2024 - 28.04.2024
Where: , Berlin

Omar Victor Diop  is a Senegalese visual artist who uses self-portraiture to highlight Black history and culture. His ex...
02/02/2024

Omar Victor Diop is a Senegalese visual artist who uses self-portraiture to highlight Black history and culture.

His exhibition at Fotografiska Berlin .berlin showcases three of his remarkable projects: Diaspora, Liberty, and Allegoria, each exploring a different aspect of the African experience in the world.

From historical portraits to contemporary protests, from climate change to artistic expression, Diop invites the audience to see themselves and their history in a new light.

When: 19 Jan 2024 - 21 Apr 2024
Where: Fotografiska Berlin .berlin

In the past years we’ve had the pleasure to work with clients and partners like NIKE, Soho House, Studio Olafur Eliasson...
25/01/2024

In the past years we’ve had the pleasure to work with clients and partners like NIKE, Soho House, Studio Olafur Eliasson, NETFLIX, D&AD, MYKITA, Tenga, Bacardi, RECONEKT, ZKM Karlsruhe, TikTok, BetterPlace Lab, Museum für Kommunikation Berlin, Migration Hub Heidelberg, The Future is Africa – Christoph Schlingensief’s Operndorf Afrika and Fashion Council Germany.

With our consultancy we help collectives, institutions, and companies communicate better with their diverse audiences, elevate underrepresented voices and support our clients in making long-term changes to better recruit, retain and promote diverse talent.

We value your confidence in our creative expertise🙏🏾

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  to our partnership with  in 2022👟We worked with  and , two QTIPOC athletes who shared their stories of creating safe s...
22/01/2024

to our partnership with in 2022👟

We worked with and , two QTIPOC athletes who shared their stories of creating safe spaces in sports.

They demonstrated how they challenge assumptions and labels, and how they encourage others to accept their identities and love without limits🤍

They also expressed their hopes and goals for the future of sports, where everyone can be recognised and appreciated. We learnt from their insight and passion, and we hope you did too!

If you missed this, you can find the full conversation on our website https://tinyurl.com/5xzk5p3s

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✨Celebrating Our Archives: „The Good Ones“ ✨“The Good Ones” is a digital series that explores the experiences and perspe...
19/01/2024

✨Celebrating Our Archives: „The Good Ones“ ✨

“The Good Ones” is a digital series that explores the experiences and perspectives of people who are often labeled as „model minorities“.

In this series, we bust some myths and stereotypes, and let the voices of the „good ones“ speak for themselves.

From q***r Muslims to Jewish activists, from Pluto lovers to Oscar haters, from runners to writers, these stories are diverse, honest, and powerful. 📚🌟

Full stories here: https://tinyurl.com/yypceyp9

Illustrations by Nico

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What does it mean to dream in a world that is full of injustice and oppression? That’s the question that Kemi Fatoba, th...
18/01/2024

What does it mean to dream in a world that is full of injustice and oppression?

That’s the question that Kemi Fatoba, the VOGUE columnist and founder of DADDY Magazine, explores in her VOGUE talent interview with Alexandra Bondi di Antoni

She talks about the importance of community and how DADDY tackles sexism, racism, homophobia and discrimination with humor and intersectionality.

Read our full interview with VOGUE here: https://www.vogue.de/kultur/artikel/daddy-magazine-interview

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Our second print issue DREAMS is an award-winning* 2-in1 issue that asked our contributors to explore the realms of drea...
17/01/2024

Our second print issue DREAMS is an award-winning* 2-in1 issue that asked our contributors to explore the realms of dreams and reality and to reflect on their place within society.

What are our dreams rooted in? Who is allowed to dream? How can we dream together and what potential do our dreams have?

Combining writing, poetry, photography and design, DREAMS is a 130-page collective project that aims to be inspiring, thought-provoking, and consoling.

A big thank you goes out to our guest editor Thị Minh Huyền Nguyễn , our guest designer Seine Kongurangkit , our art director Elise Chastel , editor in chief Kemi Fatoba and everyone else who was part of realising this beautiful project!

We hope you enjoyed reading DREAMS as much as we enjoyed creating it🩵

Covers by & .fekadu

*DREAMS won the 2022 Art Director’s Club Award in the category “Publishing”.

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Here are some of the highlights from our Brave Futures Film Race, a collaboration with OTV  that celebrated the city’s c...
16/01/2024

Here are some of the highlights from our Brave Futures Film Race, a collaboration with OTV that celebrated the city’s creative talent and intersectional stories in Berlin’s Kino Moviemento

In February 2020 a total of six teams created films in only 48 hours, exploring topics from transphobia on public transportation to Afrofuturism and community care.

We came together at the screenings to laugh, cry, and celebrate the talent of our hometown filmmakers.

Swipe to see some of the photos from the screening, and find more impressions from the event on our website!

📸 Danilo Sierra

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Can you imagine it’s been 4 years since we’ve launched our first ever print issue TOGETHER? We invited more than 30 bril...
15/01/2024

Can you imagine it’s been 4 years since we’ve launched our first ever print issue TOGETHER?

We invited more than 30 brilliant writers, designers, and photographers to share their stories and insights on what it means to be together in different ways.

The results are humorous, thought-provoking, and always personal. Just as a first love TOGETHER will always hold a special place in our heart and we’re incredibly proud of and grateful for everyone involved in its creation during such a difficult time.

Cover shot by

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In May last year we co-hosted “Visual Storytelling in BIPOC Communities” with the Lovie Awards  at Soho House Berlin. We...
15/01/2024

In May last year we co-hosted “Visual Storytelling in BIPOC Communities” with the Lovie Awards at Soho House Berlin.

We learned so much from our guest speakers, Mona Okulla Obua .okulla.obua and Emmanuel Amoako Jansen , who are both Black filmmakers and storytellers.

They talked about their challenges, inspirations, and aspirations as BIPOC creatives in a white-dominated industry and encouraged us to collaborate with each other and pursue our dreams.

Check out the full video and some of the photos from the panel discussion on our website!

🎥 by Risabh Cadha

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Last year we also had the honor to host the event “Publishing For Us, By Us” with “Gurlz with Curlz” founder Linda Nübli...
10/01/2024

Last year we also had the honor to host the event “Publishing For Us, By Us” with “Gurlz with Curlz” founder Linda Nübling and Scott Kränzlein , former managing director and now board member of “Nataal”.

We spoke about the realities and challenges BIPoC publishers face within a very white and elitist publishing industry and were able to provide insight on the differences and similarities of the German, UK and US publishing industries.

You can watch the full panel discussion on our website if you want to learn more about independent publishing and being BIPoC in the publishing world.

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How do you build a community in times of crisis? That’s what we explored in mid-March for our second event of the year, ...
09/01/2024

How do you build a community in times of crisis? That’s what we explored in mid-March for our second event of the year, “Community Building“, at Soho House Berlin.

We interviewed Naima Nazir , co-founder of ROOTS Berlin and Richard Akingbehin , co-founder of Refuge Worldwide about the creation of their platforms catered to underrepresented communities.

They shared their stories of overcoming challenges, finding support, and growing their impact and how they bring people together through music, creativity and healing.

Check out some photos and highlights from the event on our website!

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After the launch of our DREAMS issue Kemi Fatoba and guest editor Thị Minh Huyền Nguyễn  got together with Friends of Fr...
09/01/2024

After the launch of our DREAMS issue Kemi Fatoba and guest editor Thị Minh Huyền Nguyễn got together with Friends of Friends to talk about the efforts behind the DREAMS issue and the role of independent publishing in advancing a more inclusive mediascape.

They also spoke about the power of print, guest desinger Seine Kongurangkit and Thị Minh Huyền Nguyễn’s vision involvement in DREAMS and the significance of dreaming for imagining new futures.

You can find the full interview here https://tinyurl.com/2s42khj4

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