Queer picnic is an annual autonomous anti corporate event which was organised by and for queer black, indigenous, people of colour who identify as queer, trans or intersex. The event was founded in 2015 by CJ Daniel Bruce, Danny Fernando, Jacob V Joyce, Krishna Istha, Sabah Choudrey and Umber Ghauri . The event called Pride [more] […]
Since February 2015 I have been facilitating after school and holiday art workshops at George Shearing Youth Centre in Clapham. George Shearing is a centre for young people aged 13 to 25 with special education needs and I wanted to insure my workshops responded to the wide range of interests and abilities at the centre. [more] […]
In February 2015 I was selected by Wandsworth Council for two fully funded artists residency in South London Youth Centres. Over the course of 8 weeks I worked with the young people at Tooting Hub Youth Club and the George Shearing Youth Club on a variety of projects. Facilitating workshops that used sculpture, batik, stencil [more] […]
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Cover Art for the Decolonising Our Mines guest edit issue of the relaunched 50 year old counter-cultural newspaper International Times. […]
Link: http://www.globaljustice.org.uk/news/2016/may/9/not-migrant-crisis-its-crisis-inequality-and-war […]
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In the Summer of 2017 I was selected to be the artist in residence at Sutton House, a National Trust Tudor House and the oldest building in Hackney. I lead a series of workshops and created a number of installations relating to the Black, Queer, and Anarchist Histories of the building. Some of the workshops [more] […]