It has been a busy week for new music releases, here is a list of a few of our favourites. Let us know your opinions!

A work of fiction that masks a concern with the autobiographical, Nella Larsen's Quicksand delves into the struggles of having dual heritage in a world that defines you by your race. 

Read on to find out about an incredible Black British grassroots activist... 

Have you ever wondered if witches exist? Madame Culpeper is a practicing witch, based in Edinburgh, and she talked about her story, practice, and the importance of Halloween.

My first art work for part of my Bronze Arts Award - a drawing of Mickey Mouse using a black fineliner pen and blend-able graphic marker pens. 

Some of the best amateur comics that Brighton has to offer duked it out in an awards show organised by Brighton Gin on Wednesday, in the first heat of a month-long competition.

How the harpist and composer changed jazz forever

As it is the first week of Black History Month, this week’s five tracks will be focused on Black musicians that are releasing exciting music right now.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie provided a gripping fictionalized account of the Biafran war in her novel Half of a Yellow Sun, one that introduced many to a pivotal moment in modern African history. 

Black creatives to remember and celebrate this Black History Month.

Last week I attended the Data+creativity: Gen Z, Art and Culture in digital space launch zoom.  This zoom launch followed the newest report following national youth trends in 2020 and how these can be expressed through different art forms. The report uses art by Antonio Roberts and his interpretation of the data labeled ‘Pop Up’. 

Iron Widow is a dazzling blend of Chinese history, myth and mecha sci-fi.