Category: Photography

• We do Black hair

  

  We do Black hair proposes to bring together the local African and Caribbean communities as part of OPEN SOURCE Festival through an afro hair event addressing ongoing questions of aesthetic canons, identity politics, and visual representations in the media. This project is informed by the all-too-common experience of the random “Can I touch your hair?”…

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  24/05/2016

  Aesthetics, Exhibitions, Photography, Public Art, Urban

  Alice Marcelino, Open Source

• OPEN SOURCE 2016

  

  OPEN SOURCE is a multidisciplinary arts festival held on Gillett Square in Dalston, London, exploring subcultures, identity, fluidity and self-determination across video, painting, installation and performance. In its second edition, OPEN SOURCE 2016 is curated by Emily Butler, Christine Eyene, Helen Nisbet, Joe Fletcher Orr & Doug Bowen, Richard Parry and Amy Sherlock. Artists include:…

  eyonart

  07/05/2016

  Exhibitions, music, Performance, Photography, Public Art, Sound, Urban

  Alice Marcelino, Cooking Sections, Helen Cammock, Larry Achiampong, Shiraz Bayjoo, Tai Shani

• Murder Machine photo gallery

  Curated by Christine Eyene, Guild Research Fellow in Contemporary Art at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) Preston as part of the Making Histories Visible (MHV) project, and developed in collaboration with Ormston House, Murder Machine takes its cue from thoughts and writings by Irish linguist and activist Pádraig Pearse, notably his pamphlet The Murder…

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  23/04/2016

  Aesthetics, Archive, Design, Exhibitions, Literature, Performance, Photography, Sound, Urban

  Ceara Conway, Christine Eyene, EVA International, George Hallett, Linda O’Keeffe, Making Histories Visible, Ormston House, Rusangano Family, The Otolith Group