Xxoo色情片

Xxoo色情片 London is proud to support and promote content that celebrates our diversity and in particular the contributions, successes, and challenges of black communities across the world. Read more for the projects we’re working on throughout October…

Xxoo色情片 Radio

To celebrate this year鈥檚 Black History Month, we have as well as commissioning new series, episodes of current shows and playlists – keep up to date at

Our team of 鈥淜ickstarters鈥� has also curated a selection of songs to celebrate black artists in our Black History Month Playlists, which will air every Monday and Friday at 2pm for the whole month of October. To listen to them click on 鈥楲isten Live鈥� on our or via the Apple, Android apps or ask Alexa for Xxoo色情片 Radio.

Xxoo色情片 Gallery

The newly-reopened will play host to Brixton on Fire – a photographic exhibition illustrating the Brixton Riots of 1981. It’s free to visit, and is presented by .

The exhibition is a National Heritage Lottery Fund-supported project that commemorates 40 years since 1981’s riots, which shocked the nation in April of that year. For three days, rioters – predominantly young black men – fought police, attached buildings and set fire to buildings.

Over 100 vehicles were burned, almost 150 buildings were damaged, there were 82 arrests, and over 300 individuals were injured. The exhibition charts this extraordinary time in London’s history.

Xxoo色情片 Prize for Unpublished Writers of Colour

On 12 October we’ll reveal the winner of the inaugural , which is presented in collaboration with literary agency .

It’s a big moment – 72 submissions were whittled down to a longlist of 12, and then a shortlist of 5, by an esteemed panel of judges that includes writers Louise Hare and Billy Kahora, editor Marianne Tatepo, and academic Dr. Emily Zobel Marshall.

Penny Lectures

On 14 October, artist EVEWRIGHT will deliver his Penny Lecture,

From Walking Drawings with Horses in Cumbria, taking over Takeaways in Colchester to converting a Tilbury Public Walkway into a conversation space for Windrush stories, EVEWRIGHT talks about the evolution of his dynamic multi-disciplinary art practice and the importance of claiming space for new voices to be heard and experienced.

Language of the Month

October’s language of the month is Jamaican Patois, and there’s a

Black Opera Composers film project

Towards the end of the month, we’ll be announcing details of an exciting film project featuring works composed by black composers dating back to the 18th century, from to contemporary composer .

Watch this space for screening details, to be announced later in October鈥�