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Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage launches the exhibition, gal-dem
Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage has curated a special exhibition to celebrate the work and legacy of the online and print magazine, gal-dem. The exhibition is free to
AIM Conference 2024 – Black Country Living Museum
Heritage: At the heart of the community Thursday 13 – Friday 14 June 2024 Pawlet Brookes MBE, Lauren Eaton, Tasmin Evans and Hafsa Hirsi from Serendipity Institute for Black
Garden Party 2024 – Buckingham Palace
Pawlet Brookes MBE, CEO and Artistic Director of Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage attended the Garden Party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate the Creative Industries and support the contribution of culture and diversity within
Digital Black Dance Ecologies – Artists Seed Commission
Seed Commission # 2 In collaboration with Serendipity, Unwired Studio, and Clémence Debaig Digital Black Dance Ecologies in collaboration with Serendipity, Unwired Studio, and Clémence Debaig are commissioning a
‘I Know a Change Gonna Come’: The Bristol Bus Boycott and the strength of collective actio…
Immortalising the legacy of the March on Washington, Martin Luther King Jr stood at the steps of the Lincoln memorial on 28 August 1963 to tell his dream of equal
National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica – The importance of recording today for the futu…
“Modern memory is above all, archival. It relies on the materiality of the trace, the immediacy of the recording, the visibility of the image” (Nora 1989). This year, Serendipity
Heritage Day: Repatriation of Museum Artefacts
Heritage Day: Repatriation of Museum Artefacts As a part of Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage’s programme of heritage events, we have a Heritage Day about the repatriation of
The popularity of AI and deep fake
Georgina Payne As of late, computer technology has made great strides in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), allowing us to complete the simplest of tasks essentially there to make
Refusing Silence: Black, female-owned publications and why we must support them
Tasmin Evans “Without diversification, the mainstream press will rot.” (Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff, Quoted in White, 2021) On 31 March 2023, after almost a decade in publication, gal-dem closed its doors. ItsReceive a range of exclusive benefits and join a vibrant community of artists, academics, art lovers, and cultural enthusiasts who are dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion in Black arts and culture.
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