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In Conversation with Ajamu X
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Memory, Perception and the Practice of Noticing: ‘When Light Breaks the Dark’ at Bomb Factory Art Foundation
What we remember is shaped as much by what we notice as by what we overlook. This interplay of memory and perception was at the heart of the exhibition When Light Breaks the Dark, held from 29 May to 1 June 2026 at the Bomb Factory Art Foundation in South Holborn, London — an independent arts organisation supporting experimental and emerging contemporary practices.
A Summer of New Possibilities: 12 International Opportunities for Artists to Apply This Season
From Venice to Reykjavík, Bratislava to Cyprus, cultural organisations around the world are inviting artists, photographers, designers and researchers to apply for exhibitions, residencies, fellowships and international awards.
In the Realm of the Senses. In Conversation with Ajamu X.
Ajamu X (b. 1963, Huddersfield, England) is a darkroom/fine art photographic artist, independent scholar and archivist. Born to Jamaican migrant parents and raised in a northern working-class community, his work unapologetically celebrates the Black queer body, the erotic senses and the sensual material attributes of the photographic act and print.
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