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Musical Theatre Raves sets further 2024 dates - Vimarsana News

Musical Theatre Raves sets further 2024 dates

More chances to dance through life!

Art et al. X Ketemu - e-flux Agenda - Vimarsana News

Art et al. X Ketemu - e-flux Agenda

Art et al. X Ketemu completes its 2022–23 inclusive international partnership.

Source: e-flux.com
Jah Wobble details new album A Brief History Of Now, UK tour - Vimarsana News

Jah Wobble details new album A Brief History Of Now, UK tour

It'll be released by Jah Wobble on August 11th.

Source: uk.com
Speak easy: screen scenes - Vimarsana News

Speak easy: screen scenes

When the Black Film Bulletin emerged out of the BFI’s former African Caribbean Unit in spring 1993, its debut issues chronicled both the prolific new wave of Black cinema across the diaspora in the early 1990s and the timely openings of Europe’s first Black-owned film exhibition venues. Thirty years on, one of the UK’s leading Black cinema exhibition platforms, We Are Parable, marks its own ten-year anniversary. Cofounder Anthony Andrews reflects on its rise, the collectives that came before it and the evolving Black British screen scene.

Source: bfi.org.uk
Speak easy: screen scenes - Vimarsana News

Speak easy: screen scenes

When the Black Film Bulletin emerged out of the BFI’s former African Caribbean Unit in spring 1993, its debut issues chronicled both the prolific new wave of Black cinema across the diaspora in the early 1990s and the timely openings of Europe’s first Black-owned film exhibition venues. Thirty years on, one of the UK’s leading Black cinema exhibition platforms, We Are Parable, marks its own ten-year anniversary. Cofounder Anthony Andrews reflects on its rise, the collectives that came before it and the evolving Black British screen scene.

Source: bfi.org.uk