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Iniva are currently recruiting a creative ensemble (open to 18-25 year olds) for this project. Deadline 27 June 2014.
Great opportunity for young creative Londoners
In 2009 Artist Barby Asante invstigated The Bamboo Club, which ran in St Pauls, Bristol, throughout the 50's and 60's. She collaborated with local community groups to form collective memories of the club and capture them in video: http://www.picture-this.org.uk/worksprojects/works/by-date/2009/bamboo-memories
Was just reminded of my dear friend Barby Asante's excellent project from last year, The South London Black Music Archive.
United Vibrations played a packed house at the South London Black Music Archive on Friday 26th January. Part of the South London Art Map LAST Fridays at Peckham Space. First gig at Peckham Space. Hope you have more!
We love this name checking everywhere in south London.
Legacy Tunes, limited edition vinyl. Available at Tate Modern and other art bookshops or you can get a copy when you donate to the archive.
Photo: John Clare
The Map of South London created by Barby and Patrick from Abake, before the opening of the South London Black Music Archive. The map is continuing to grow with extra places and stories of musical adventures in south London. Text us your south London black music stories and places on 07908965553 and we'll add them to the map.
Photo: John Clare