✴︎ Wednesday, 24 June ✴︎
The UK Latinx artist community comes together at The Fox & Firkin on 19th July for a fundraiser of music, poetry, art and solidarity, with proceeds supporting Healing Venezuela’s emergency work.
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The Poetry International Festival Zine Fair takes over Southbank Centre on 11th July with independent publishers, writers and makers, including Page of Wands’ zine stall and free tarot-inspired writing activity.
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Girls in Film takes over the Women’s Museum Film Programme in Barking on 23rd July with shorts and a Q&A exploring how memory lives in the body, objects and place, touching on domestic spaces, inherited rituals, migration and language loss.
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Inspired by traditions of collective care and grassroots organising, Making Our Neighbourhood brings a free, all-ages festival of food, music and community projects to Burgess Park on 19th July.
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Throughout July and beyond, Walking! Power! Inclusion! brings free walks and workshops to the Backyard Biennial, inviting people to explore Whitechapel through storytelling, photography, public space and diasporic histories.
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Opening from 15th July, this major Ana Mendieta exhibition brings together iconic works, newly remastered films, early paintings and late sculptures, exploring displacement, identity and the body’s relationship with the natural world.
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✴︎ Wednesday, 01 July ✴︎
On 4th July, Filth launches at a secret central London location as a working-class queer alternative to corporate Pride, putting money, space and power back into the community.
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On 2nd July at 7pm, Lani Hanna leads a free workshop exploring how counter-institutional archives can resist gentrification, displacement and absorption into institutional collections.
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At the Almeida Theatre until 4th July, Under the Shadow adapts Babak Anvari’s Iranian horror film for the stage, finding its real force in the everyday terror of war and repression.
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At this conversation on queer joy on 2nd July, Santanu Bhattacharya, William Rayfet Hunter and Chloe Michelle Howarth discuss their work in Queerphoria, a new anthology celebrating queer euphoria in all its forms.
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On 12th July, Daytime Dance welcomes Ife Ogunjobi for an afternoon of funky house, soulful grooves and rhythms shaped by his Nigerian heritage and South East London roots.
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On 17th July, RoseJam Socials brings creative speed dating to TUN, with charcoal drawing, playful prompts and live vinyl DJs helping singles connect without the awkward small talk.
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