Joyce Guy Mural for the Mayor of London and LDN WMN Project (2018)

In October 2018, Tate Collectives curated and commissioned a series of murals across London celebrating the histories of 20 women in the areas which they worked. I was incredibly privileged to have been selected to paint Joyce Guy MBE, a Trinidadian community organiser on the front of Redbridge Library and Museum. Joyce created vital services [more] […]

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Where are the Black Artists? An interactive Mural at Tate Modern (2017)

Between October and December 2017 the Tate Modern Learning Department asked me to deliver some workshops aimed at 8 – 14 year olds in response to some of the works in the permanent collection. After researching the black British artists in the collection I found out that less than 10 of the 3750 something artists [more] […]

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Nottingham Contemporary Residency (2017 – 2018)

From September 2017 to April 2018 I just was artist in residence at Nottingham Contemporary Gallery. During the residency I facilitated workshops at the ACNA (African Caribbean Nottingham Art Centre) encouraging elders to look at the works of Lubaina Himid, Sonia Boyce and others black British artists as prompts for conversations and directional guides for [more] […]

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