“I don’t just want to show new material just for the sake of showing it but I want it to be related in some way or another. So that the viewer walks away with a message in his head and not just with a head full of images”
𝗘𝗿𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗲
𝟮𝟭 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵 𝟭𝟵𝟰𝟬 𝘁𝗼
𝟭𝟵 𝗙𝗲𝗯𝗿𝘂𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝟭𝟵𝟵𝟬
Welcome to Black British nightlife.
Resident Advisor is proud to premiere four new shorts as part of move/008, a film platform foregrounding Black women and nonbinary people in British rave culture.
Commissioned by Tate Modern and supported by Arts Council England, the series was produced by @fynnstudio .
Visit the link in our bio to stream the films.
@archives.nia narrates a love letter to Rio in new film in collaboration with @fynnstudio 🇧🇷
Baianá (Bonde Re-Edit) is one of four exclusively premiered films released as part of move/008, a space to celebrate Black women and nonbinary people in British rave culture.
Watch the full film via link in bio.
@barnnzy said :
Moira 2025
Oil on Canvas 30 x 40 inches.
#moirastewart #news #televison #blackandwhite #monochromatic bbc newsreader
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Inspired by Richters’ blurred photo paintings, I wanted to use the same technique to recreate the feel of a television screen from the 80s, where I draw a lot of my visual influences from.
memories of move/007 all made possible with support from Arts Council England and the team at FACT Liverpool
big love to Renée and Iesha for hosting, creating community and authentic conversation. thanks to everyone that came along to our sell out screening
… and for those that couldn’t make it, there’s going to be other ways you get to see all these incredible films - coming soon …
📸 Caitlin Sullivan (camacasu)
@barnnzy said :
Eartha 2025
Oil on Canvas 18 x 24 inches
#earthakitt #batman #60sbatman #television #blackandwhite oilpainting blurred
Another piece in the series where I’m thinking about television and its influence on me while growing up.
ONE MORE SLEEP‼️ We’re so excited to be hosting the screening of move/007 at FACT Liverpool tomorrow - a special presentation of five short films that explore Black and queer nightlife.
We’re gassed to say that the screening officially SOLD OUT on the day of announce! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Narrated by the voices shaping contemporary British electronic music culture today and produced by leading independent curation collective @fynnstudio , move/007 is a series of art films that centre the role of women.
See you soooooon!!!!! 🫶🏽
Renée & Iesha xxxx
⏱️ Doors: 19:00. Screening: 19:30. Q&A: 20:30.
📍 FACT Liverpool
🗓️ Monday 26th Jan
@preciousadesina said :
Live on @netilradio , speaking to DJ and friend Trocar about his day job as a doctor researching infectious diseases.
We’ll be chatting about clinical trials, vaccines, technology, and his work with the Latin American community in London. We’ll also be playing some tunes to ease you into the weekend before and after! Trocar says to expect “dark and bouncy.”
One Thing’ is a radio show where I speak to musicians, DJs and more about one thing they’re passionate about outside of their career. Expect fabulous tunes as always!
Live every fourth Friday of the month, 7 to 9pm.
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Next week, we're thrilled to be hosting @fynnstudio for a sold out screening of move/007, a special presentation of five short films that explore Black and queer nightlife.
The screenings will be followed by a Q&A hosted by @yeahitsrenee and @blvk.velvet , that centres the importance of Black and queer spaces, their decline, and the power of local community.
🗓️ Mon 26 Jan / 19:30
🎟️ Free tickets sold out, but join the waiting list → fact.co.uk/whats-on
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Full programme ↓
LOST PROPERTY
With hundred of photographs sharing the sights of what the bouncer sees from the edges of a dancefloor, a Black queer security guard reveals the intimate realities of a career in nightlife.
THE BEAT
DJ and Producer Karen Nyame KG reflections on rhythm, heritage and femme identity inspired rave videographer Daisy Gaston’s vibrant, beat-driven visuals.
#FRIENDSONFILM
Britain’s foremost chronicler and archivist of contemporary Black queer culture, Bernice Mulenga celebrates ten years of their iconic photo series #friendsonfilm.
BAIANÁ (BONDE RE-EDIT)
Accompanying unseen footage of her Baiana music promo, Nia Archives takes us on a journey that starts in the favelas of Rio and that ends up on the streets of Manchester.
BEAUTIFUL (FUTURE)
Wanting to break through the South monopolising Black and queer narratives in the UK, SHERELLE talks about her community-driven platform Beautiful coming to cities like Liverpool.
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This screening is supported by Arts Council England.
