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A performance by the a cappella group Black Voices, taking as its subject the high incidence of mental illness in Britain’s Afro-Caribbean community.
Brother Niyi and Zena Edwards are two young black poets whose work is directly confrontational in that it confirms the relevance of poetry in black popular culture today.
Looks at how the unique Tibetan culture and religion is being preserved in exile in Scotland.
Berenice Abbott started her career in Paris with Man Ray and produced expressive portraits of artists and poets, including James Joyce and Eugene Atget. Interviews with the artist and commentary give a lucid...
Part of a series documenting key artists, issues and debates within the black arts sector in Britain, commissioned between 1988 and 1995. Places the story of ‘Little Black Sambo’ in a contemporary urban...
The work of Dora Carrington, who was known more as a personality of the Bloomsbury Group than as an artist. She was a highly talented painter and decorative artist whose career was cut short by her suicide...
Combines location filming, archive footage, interviews and paintings. Eileen Agar’s circle included Picasso, Salvador Dali, Man Ray and Ezra Pound. At age 85 she is still working and recounts her life...
Looks at the influence of French writer Simone de Beauvoir’s work. Kate Millet, Marge Piercy, Eva Figes, Ann Oakley, Simone’s sister Helene and her adopted daughter Sylvie Le Bon de Beauvoir talk of de...
Fflamboyant, eccentric and a rebel, Nina Hamnett enjoyed a whirlwind existence in Paris and London and her portraits and drawings are an illustration of her times.
Illustrates the individual approach to composition by Gavin Bryars, a leading figure in the development of English experimental music, through varied musical extracts and his lively comments.
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