‘The work on show ranged in style and medium from photography, paintings and digital art. The exhibition succeeds in deconstructing this negative stereotype in presenting a more nuanced approach of what it means to be a Black woman based in individuality, multiple identities and above all humanity. My eyes were immediately drawn to Paris Walkers’ […]
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This weekend Siana took part in the Litro Weekender! She hosted a poetry hour in which she was in conversation with guests about the themes in her debut collection of poetry, ‘Elephant’ and also ran a marvellous Litro Women’s Hour with Irenosen Okojie and Frances Mensah Williams. Many thanks to Karibee Books for coming along […]
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“You can stop choking on the sound now Stop biting down on the word so hard Don’t be afraid to say it. I’ll say it for you. B-L-A-C-K You heard me. As you refuse to call me by my name – You can call me black.” We are not a monolith. That is the the […]
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Siana Bangura 