AACDD Festival 2011 officially announced

12.05.2011 12:23

London Design Festival

The African & African-Caribbean Design Diaspora Festival Programme 2011 has officially been announced today at the London Design Festival press conference.

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The Caribbean Art and Culture Magazine - Vol 2

27.04.2011 00:01

ARC - The Caribbean Art and Culture Magazine

ARC Magazine, the quarterly Caribbean Art and Culture print and e-magazine, launch their second issue today at Bocas Lite Fest

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A Year Dedicated to People of African Descent

10.04.2011 15:06

International Year for People of African Descent

On 18 December 2009, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the year beginning on 1 January 2011 the "International Year for People of African Descent".

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African & African-Caribbean Design Diaspora Initiative - Questions & Answers

06.04.2011 11:47

What is AACDD? An initiative to promote the creative skills - academically or traditionally craft-trained - and commercial potential of ethnic minorities of African and African-Caribbean descent in the UK and their creative counterparts in Africa and the Caribbean.

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Opening Doors: Inspire’s 25-26 Annual Impact Report

Inspire are delighted to launch our 2025-2026 Annual Impact Report

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Umi-Amara Ibrahim: Drawing Beauty and Possibility Across Mediums

The Nigerian multidisciplinary artist brings portraiture, pattern and digital experimentation together in a practice rooted in expression rather than convention. Working under the name Amara Skywalker, Ibrahim describes herself simply as a self-taught multidisciplinary artist. Her practice is deliberately open-ended. Art, for her, can be a means of expression, exploration, conversation or comfort; it can […]