MULTISTORY* is a student and alumni led guest lecture programme series at Canterbury School of Architecture, University for the Creative Arts, seeking to invite architects, designers, writers, curators, photographers and artists to speak about their work.
The “Authors of the Estate” project is a story that fights against the ‘crime and poverty’ narrative written for us. The result of the project sees a social housing estate create a book and learn how to build a publishing house out of council houses; the value proposition is that it creates a system that promotes employability, education, and the value of local knowledge — a new, iconic, positive story centred around the social housing estate; producing a stronger sense of solidarity through storytelling and education.
The official book launch will be taking place at Getty Images Gallery at 6PM, where discussions with the authors and leads will be happening, along with Q&As.
The official after party will be taking place inside ShuffleBox at BoxPark Wembley from 9PM.
DJ on the night will be Chalkhill’s very own DJ Fl£x, who will be playing a mix of hip-hop, grime and bashment until 11pm.
Come celebrate with the authors— surprise special guests will be attending on the day.
RSVP ON BOXPARK’S WEBSITE.
What is an art form? 'Any activity regarded as a medium of imaginative or creative self-expression.'
DON'T SLEEP ON US brings together black, Asian and minority ethnic change-makers to uplift, inspire and learn from each other. We are finally doing a FRIDAY which means we can turn ALL the way up.
There will be incredible speakers, performances and an amazing art exhibition on concious photography and styling by Yellow Zine. This isn't like usual networking events - you can come alone and not feel alone.
Curating London will change how the museum collects 21st century London. It also seeks to recruit staff from a broader range of backgrounds and professional experience and puts Londoners at the heart of our collecting practice by working in partnership with local communities. From physical objects to interviewing Londoners about their own histories and memories, Curating London will capture, collect and record contemporary London.
The FUSION PRIZE is a new competition to find innovative skills development solutions which harness the power of creative and cultural activity to prepare young Londoners for employment.
On the 17th September 2019 at the Barbican Centre, we will welcome all with an interest in skills development, the value of creativity, innovation and social mobility to an afternoon of talks, workshops, performances and networking opportunities, to the first of three Fusion Prize events.
Africa-Europe Creatives Connect strives to present innovative ideas and models that challenge the way we see creativity from an African and a European perspective, inspire shifts in perceptions and give pointers on the future of the creative industry.
No matter your career path, you'll be faced with challenging circumstances that'll require you to show resilience. How do you find the strength in the ever-shifting landscape of the creative industry?
We are delighted to welcome four highly creative practitioners spanning a broad range of disciplines, for what will be an intriguing conversation around staying true and achieving your goals. We’ll hear personal accounts on why it’s tough to remain productive and how to do so today, as well as some seriously valuable advice on the importance of integrity in the workplace, in true Creative Careers fashion.
Speakers on the night include; André Anderson, Paula Varjack, Tayo Odesanya, Bel “Bellatrix” Ehresmann.
