Our academics are heading to @HornimanMuseum for a museum late for @BeingHumanFest, the UK's national festival of the humanities.
The free event on 7 November explores the festival's theme of Landmarks and will include a performance from @IRIEdance.
👉https://t.co/9j21AqujG0
A beautiful project exploring the previously unheard stories of Caribbean seamstresses in Lewisham. Outputs from this project included an immersive installation in Lewisham Shopping Centre 👗🥻
@GoldsmithsUoL@WeAreLewisham@willcenci
So great to take the Goldsmiths In Living Memory project to @NCCPE #engage2024. Still drawing legacy and outputs from this community-led cultural/ research project which originated during Lewisham Borough of Culture… I even engineered a cheesy team photo! @JpaPrice@willcenci
Delighted that our 'In Living Memory' project has been shortlisted for @LondonHigher's 'London Creative Arts Initiative of the Year' award. Led by @willcenci +@JpaPrice but co-produced with local communities, it's an incredible project. Fingers crossed! https://t.co/SuumjzfxmV
Lewisham looking rather more Christmassy in 1990 than it does 23 years later.
Nice photos of the Army & Navy (ex-Chiesmans) and the area around the clock tower from @GoldsmithsUoL "in living memory" project: https://t.co/IrIBCQ7Nmu
In Living Memory continues at @lewishamcentre!
Discover the hidden histories of Lewisham that were uncovered by the In Living Memory team as part of the borough’s tenure as London Borough of Culture 2022, @WeAreLewisham
Learn more about the projects👇
https://t.co/e4TGhUAY1d
Seven projects took place throughout London Borough of Culture 2022, retelling the people's history of Lewisham through their voices.
This short film tells the journey of the In Living Memory project, led by @GoldsmithsUoL
https://t.co/LwL88FDMEv
Fourteen researchers across thirteen projects are the first to receive funding via the British Academy’s new SHAPE Involve and Engage Awards, a pilot scheme designed to support creative methods of engaging the public with cutting edge SHAPE research.
https://t.co/zFGPg9M3xu
We have joined forces with @IRIEdance on its Diverse Dance Styles degree💃
From September, we will validate the degree that is the first of its kind to present African, Caribbean, Contemporary and Hip-Hop Styles equally
More about the course👇
https://t.co/JCtY7fh3Pf
Looking for something to do this weekend? Visit our In Living Memory exhibition!
With @WeAreLewisham, Goldsmiths supported local communities to tell their own stories by exploring hidden histories, preserving memory and creating lasting cultural legacies
https://t.co/4sGbTV0hTD
Anyone in the New Cross area can pop in to see the In Living Memory exhibition at @GoldsmithsUoL A fantastic project to have been involved with! Great to see people's histories being spotlighted like this! @JpaPrice@willcenci
https://t.co/e4JRtSWMkp
#WindrushDay2023: Who were the passengers heading to London?
@JpaPrice, @HistoryGold spoke with @BBCNews about his work transcribing the ship's original passenger list held by @UkNatArchives to recreate every landing card following the Windrush Scandal
https://t.co/NTY6f51S53
Tomorrow we join Hillview Community Services to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Windrush Day
Celebrate the contributions, heritage and rich tapestry that the Windrush Generation and their descendants have contributed to our communities
More details👇
https://t.co/IvmTKfdsYE
"The project celebrated and acknowledged Caribbean women's creativity and tenacity during the Windrush era."
NEW BLOG: insights into @MayorofLondon's Borough of Culture programme, through @LewishamCouncil@WeAreLewisham's In Living Memory projects.
👉https://t.co/8fS1PRJCSQ
The Pavilion forms part of the Tomorrow is Built Today project led by Tim Oshodi as part of In Living Memory
Supported by Goldsmiths, In Living Memory explores a people's history of Lewisham to celebrate Lewisham's year as London Borough of Culture 2022, @WeAreLewisham
Tomorrow! Visit Beckenham Place Park to see the new 'Tomorrow is Built Today Pavilion' by Tim Oshodi
The Pavilion is inspired by the eco-homes of Nubia Way, a street of timber frame homes in Lewisham built as part of Europe’s first Black-led community self-building scheme
Such a pleasure to join family, survivors & friends at the very moving & inspirational New Cross Fire 1981 Exhibition at @GoldsmithsUoL
We saw an insight into the lives of the 14 young people who will always be missed & for whom still need justice
❤️ @Ggibbonsps & @lucasvaleps
Opening today: explore an exhibition on the tragic history of the New Cross Fire, 1981 in the Kingsway Corridor
In collaboration with MOMENTUM NCF 1981, the exhibition reveals the experiences of family and friends of one of the 13 victims, Yvonne Ruddock https://t.co/Y8FsX61gPN