In this article we speak to the founder of Fuse: a magazine dedicated to spotlighting Manchester's POC creatives.
Luke Crompton & Image: Naomi Gennery
Meet the artist bringing alternative Kenyan pop to the world.
Mauricio Holc on supporting inclusivity and representation through photography
I grew up in Hulme, Manchester in the 1990s, an inner city area woven out of industrial working-class heritage and...
Chi Nwosu is a Black, non-binary, queer, Nigerian artist based in Chicago whose work focuses on collective liberation
Maya Gurung-Russel Campbell is a south-London based artist who uses multiple mediums to explore her connection to her Nepalese family history and culture
How the Sudanese Film Group's archive relates to Sudan today
Why we painted a mural under the Westway
Questions on whether an elite exhibition is the right space to build a decolonised and decarbonised world
Dwayne Parkinson Williams (he/him) is a Black British London-based freelance artist and illustrator whose work focuses on celebrating Black culture and identity
The 100 Projector Project is a group of Myanmar revolutionaries using visual art to rebel against the violent military coup....
In conversation with ESEA Life Drawing on communal art classes, bodily expression and reconnecting with our heritage
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