Visual artist//photography & film//PhD candidate in Film Studies at KCL. Research interests: representation, race, post-colonial, female gaze, Australian Cinema
My amazing friend @sonalkantaria is exhibiting work made in collaboration w/Yamaji Country Elders later this week @KoppelProject in London. This was part of Sonal's PhD @kingsfilm
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Huge thanks to @CJNwonka @sinclairdootson and Professor Claire Thomson for the invitation to speak and present my films at the @ucl Film Studies seminar this week.
TONIGHT: Please join us this evening for the next UCL Film Studies at 7pm where @sonalkantaria will be presenting her fantastic research on slow cinema and her own filmmaking practice within Western Australia: https://t.co/BpDXHiTPM2
I’m incredibly excited to announce that I alongside nine other artists have been commissioned by @autographabp to create new works responding to the wider context of the #covid19 crisis
Statues aren’t about history they are about adoration. This man was not great, he was a slave trader and a murderer.
Historian @DavidOlusoga brilliantly explains why BLM protestors were right to tear down the statue of Edward Colston.
Statues aren’t about history they are about adoration. This man was not great, he was a slave trader and a murderer.
Historian @DavidOlusoga brilliantly explains why BLM protestors were right to tear down the statue of Edward Colston.
On VE Day in 1945 some 2.5million Indian Soldiers who fought as part of the Allied Forces also celebrated. Pictured is Aircraftman Singh of Ambala receiving news of victory with Corporal Boyd of Lanarkshire in 1945). Indians had participated in the European …(contd)#VEDay75
@YasminGun @AutographABP @SangitaMistree Thank you @YasminGun and @AutographABP for supporting this work and publication featuring my work and that of @SangitaMistree. The stark reminder of the images in relation to current situation in care homes makes this even more poignant.
Today is the 39th anniversary of the Black Peoples Day of Action. We marched from New Cross along Fleet street to draw attention to 13 deaths and to show this country that we weren’t going anywhere.
I'm delighted to announce that 'Yeerdah', made in collaboration with and featuring Gordon Gray has been selected for the @LondonISFF Screening on 10 December 2019 at the Ritzy in Brixton