Such a wonderful time this afternoon taking part in today’s workshop with BlckArtists&Modernsm at Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, looking at how we read artworks, led by the incredible Sonia Boyce.

It's back! The BBC documentary following our Black Artists & Modernism project is back tonight, 1am on BBC4, and then on iPlayer for a month! Catch it while you can.... bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b…

The documentary ‘Whoever Heard of a Black Artist? Britain's Hidden Art History' based on the Arts and Humanities Research Council funded University of the Arts London ‘Black Artists and Modernism’ project is showing again on Thursday 2 July @BBCFOUR, & then on BBC iPlayer til 1 August 2020! 🙌💥🙌💥🙌

Dr Anjalie Dalal-Clayton BlckArtists&Modernsm @BBCFOUR Finally! I’ve been lobbying them for weeks to get this back online. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely essential viewing. I learnt about soooo many artists deleted from the mainstream narrative.

Important 2 call out inequity 4 black artists/staff in visual arts. Argument would be stronger if it was factual & didn't erase current black artistic directors from the narrative. theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

Inequalities need to be highlighted, but what about Melanie Keen Director of Wellcome Collection & Eva Langret, art Director @FriezeArtFair & Gus Casely-Hayford, Director V&A East, & others? Guardian culture Let’s CELEBRATE leading black voices in visual art, not erase them!

NEW // Art institutions in the North-West of England have been pivotal in exhibiting Black British artists over the decades, writes Dr Anjalie Dalal-Clayton. So why do our public art collections remain so white? buff.ly/3drIG2r Contemporary Visual Arts Network Dr Anjalie Dalal-Clayton BlckArtists&Modernsm

Andrew Carnegie Lecture #SoniaBoyce Public Lecture & Q&A “Hidden in Plain Sight” 23 Nov 5:30 eca.ed.ac.uk/event/andrew-c… Edinburgh College of Art

Not to be missed!

📢JOB ALERT!📢 We have 3 #Curatorial #Research Residencies on offer University of the Arts London's Decolonising Arts Institute: £5k for c.25 days of research to be done over a 9 month period this year. Apply now! Deadline: 14 Feb 💘 arts.ac.uk/about-ual/pres…

My reflections on public sculpture and Art History after the toppling of #Colston & #BlackLivesMatter published today, available online for Art History ‘Binding Trauma’

In 2019-20 we examined the #MiddlesbroughCollection with BlckArtists&Modernsm researchers, exploring how object-centred approaches can tell new stories about art. We discussed learnings in University of the Arts London Decolonising Arts Institute seminar ‘Objects of Attention’. View here: youtube.com/watch?v=dBDR0D…

I wrote a blog post on the 40th anniversary of the #BrixtonUprising, ckburman's amazing work, and #GreenhamCommon Dr. Alice Correia Tate amkokoli.wixsite.com/greenhamcommon…

Curatorial Researcher jobs - researching women in sculpture ⁦⁦The Hepworth Wakefield⁩ It’s an amazing project and I’m hoping for great applicants - please apply and DM me if you would like more info! hepworthwakefield.org/our-story/job-…

It's finally out! The BlckArtists&Modernsm x Art History special issue: Rethinking #BritishArt: #BlackArtists & #Modernism, edited by #SoniaBoyce & Dorothy Price 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

What you wanna do is... Watch this: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod… and then... Read this: arthistoryjournal.org.uk/issues/june-20… BlckArtists&Modernsm #BlackArtists & #Modernism

CALL FOR REVIEW: Rita Keegan at South London Gallery, multimedia works reflecting intersections of new media experimentation, feminist practice and the Black Arts Movement of the 1980s. Reviewers must have a solid history of academic reviewing. Contact [email protected].

To Brenda Emmanus I remember your interview with Althea on “Who ever heard of Black Artist” showcased on BBC in 2018, people can see Althea’s work for real WilliamMorrisGallery until Sept 11th 2022 with the support of Liberty London & through research with @SocAntiquaries