A really interesting and peculiar point of view about today’s culture is given by American world renowned artist Saul Williams. Artist is the correct term to define such a kaleidoscopic person: he’s poet, rapper, musician, activist and actor, passionate about life and looking back through history to promote a better future. You might have the chance to meet[…]
A Change Is Gonna Come is the latest instalment of Barbican’s artistic and socio-political movement, The Art of Change 2018, which aims to triumphantly voice a host of nuanced perspectives that would normally be subjected as peripheral to engender “bold artistic responses” to global issues. Indeed, A Change Is Gonna Come under the creative direction of Jacob Sam-La[…]
London based spoken word artist, Shareefa Energy has released her latest piece of poetry, “Duality,” aptly in time for International Women’s Day. A visual project exploring the multidimensional ‘yin’ and ‘yang’ layers within a being, Energy’s “Duality” is a poem that celebrates the power contained in women who embrace their whole selves. “Duality” becomes a poem about[…]
East London’s spoken word, rapper, and enthusiast, Nego True, returns with his latest video, entitled “Why You’ll Never Be Successful”, filmed and edited by the wordsmith himself. “Why You’ll Never Be Successful” denotes the concept of motivation. He has devised this piece to motivate, connect, and inspire his fans and listeners alike to not be complacent, and pursue their[…]
London based spoken word poetess, Kay Riley, has revealed her newest piece of poetry, entitled “I Do This Because I Love You”, dedicated to #ThatWoman who is a domestic abuse survivor, and all the women that have lost their lives to domestic abuse. This forms as part of Kay Riley’s #ThatWoman YouTube series which covers a variety of[…]