The Music is Black: A British Story. A landmark exhibition. Opens Saturday 18 April at The V&A East.
Some music holds memories. Some music builds worlds. From the slow sway of Lovers Rock, to the basslines of Jungle, to the raw energy of Grime - sound has shaped generations of British culture. The Music is Black: A British Story at V&A East Museum is our first exhibition exploring 125 years of music, style and community that changed the UK.
Photography by Nathan Shadrach, featuring BXKS.
Sasha Keable attended the British Vogue x Topshop lunch celebrating the opening of Vogue’s inaugural Flower Market, wearing Jacquemus.
Photography by Kadir Gold.
Ahead of the release of his new album ‘Cry Baby’ on June 5, Vince Staples is inviting fans inside tour rehearsals for a special evening on May 19.
RSVP via the link in his bio.
Today it’s announced that the official biopic of Arsenal and England legend Ian Wright is in development, with #Merky Films to co-produce and Stormzy named as Executive Producer.
Jorja Smith has been announced as a performer at this year’s GQ Heroes.
Now in its eighth year, GQ Heroes brings together artists, activists, and radical thinkers from every corner of culture for three days of panel talks, intimate discussions and special performances in the Oxfordshire countryside.
The Music is Black: A British Story features in GAY Times, highlighting Leslie Hutchinson, DJ Paulette, Skin, and Joan Armatrading as Black queer artists who shaped the sound of Britain.
