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How do Black women use art and creativity as a healing space? When we pick up that paper to read the news, we are faced with ourselves, reinterpreted, and it’s so subtle, and so clever, and sometimes so funny, that it enters one’s psyche. And it happens every day.

Our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Network, made up of a diverse range of voices of Tate staff, take a look at the artworks through the collection that have resonated with them. These are personal reflections that show a range of voices rarely given a platform.

2020年6月9日 · Showcasing the art that has been created by BAME artists and other minorities is essential. Encouraging more young black people to go and see the nation's art in the UK's museums and galleries and feel they own it is vital.

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The prize had a particular focus on works that depict members of Imperial’s Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) community by artists that also identify as BAME. The works, which were first exhibited in the Blyth Gallery in January, are the result of a …

2017年5月15日 · Part professional networking group, part support system, and part pub club, Museum Detox has formed a safe environment for BAME professionals to discuss issues affecting them within the UK arts and heritage sector since 2014.

Bame spent the majority of his childhood in an institutional setting. He started using art at a young age as a way to communicate with his peers, convey his needs, and tell stories about his day. His narrative paintings and drawings often capture autobiographical storytelling …

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Scottish Pakistani artist born and raised on the Isle of Harris. Neda builds up her works over time, using a variety of materials and technique incorporating circles and rows of simple shapes standing in wonderful bright colours side by side in solidarity, as a way of representing BAME people. MORE INFO