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The Aspern Papers: Join Us For Opera Night
31st March 2022
Join fellow opera lovers for the highly anticipated The Aspern Papers on Friday 22nd April
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Editor’s Letter Volume 11 Black Earth
31st March 2022
Black History Month and the celebration of Black achievement should not and will not end
Windrush and Identity
28th February 2022
We explore the impact of the Windrush generation on Black British identity and culture and
Founding Director of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair
9th February 2022
What is a common misconception of African Art? It’s the belief that there is a singular African aesthetic. The continent comprises of 54 countries with multiple regions and art hubs, each with their own infrastructures, politics, socio-economic conditions, languages and cultural history. For too long,
Interview: Diana Evans on Ordinary People
7th February 2022
Author Diana Evans latest novel Ordinary People, hailed a book of the year in the New
KOL Social & BFI Event: UK Premiere of Marcus Garvey Documentary
9th January 2022
KOL Social and BFI, in collaboration with African Odyssey, are proud to host the UK
Botswana Heavy Metal Bands Online Popularity In Pandemic
29th December 2021
More than 50 women have accused Ebola aid workers from the World Health Organization and
Yoga’s Twisted History
13th December 2021
Take a deep breath for a new reality. Lisa Bent reveals how, despite the general
Editor’s Letter Volume 10: Create
1st December 2021
Marcia Degia discusses in Volume 10: Create, the long history of black oppression, including the
Editor’s Letter Volume 9: Privilege
1st September 2021
Volume 9: Privilege, Marcia Degia examines inequality in all its forms, as well as the
Editor’s Letter Volume 8: Freedom
1st June 2021
Volume 8: Freedom aims to acknowledge powerful people using their voice and platforms to instigate
The Legacy of Windrush Music
11th March 2021
We explore the history of Windrush music, its influence on British music, and the gift
Editor’s Letter Volume 7: Access
1st March 2021
Volume 7: Access, Marcia Degia, covers the world’s recognition of people of colour the right
Editor’s Letter Volume 6: Community
1st December 2020
Volume 6: Community emphasises just how imperative unity is and how Black and ethnic minorities
Art Gallery Brings Hope To Pandemic-hit Afghanistan
19th November 2020
More than 50 women have accused Ebola aid workers from the World Health Organization and
