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How the British-Zambian artist behind Tatler's controversial portrait of Kate Middleton has brushed off her critics and insists the artwork completed in under three weeks is about showing the Princess of Wales' soul - Vimarsana News

How the British-Zambian artist behind Tatler's controversial portrait of Kate Middleton has brushed off her critics and insists the artwork completed in under three weeks is about showing the Princess of Wales' soul

Hannah Uzor, a mother of three who paints from her home in St Albans says she wanted to capture the Princess of Wales' 'dignity, elegance and grace' - and her bravery in the face of cancer.

At the Berlin Film Festival, reconsidering the power of doubt - Vimarsana News

At the Berlin Film Festival, reconsidering the power of doubt

Doubt gets a bad rap. Doubt is fussy and forgetful, whereas certainty strides around, all action and achievement. As a film critic, swift, declarative

Dahomey review: giving voice to looted artefacts - Vimarsana News

Dahomey review: giving voice to looted artefacts

Diop charts the repatriation of 26 precious stolen artefacts from Paris to Benin in a ghostly ‘fantasy documentary’ that interrogates colonial legacies.

Source: bfi.org.uk
'Dahomey' Review: Mati Diop's Exquisitely Strange Restitution Doc - Vimarsana News

'Dahomey' Review: Mati Diop's Exquisitely Strange Restitution Doc

"Atlantics" director Mati Diop's discursive, fantasy-inflected investigation into the restitution of Beninese treasures stolen by colonial France.

The Woman King: The truth about slavery matters - Vimarsana News

The Woman King: The truth about slavery matters

Africans also sold other Africans into slavery. Black filmmakers must stop hiding the continent’s imperfect history.