In a series of photographs and writing, we share the perspectives of some of the members of Justice for Black Lives, to spark debate and reflection amongst young people who wish to develop a career in the creative industry.
We caught up with Boy Blue co-founder Kenrick ‘H2O’ Sandy to find out what they have been working on.
Explore an online exhibition by our Young Visual Arts Group, showcasing 70 artworks exploring the impermanence of social structures, the relationship between the individual & the collective and how the self is shaped by a dramatically changing world.
Timalka presents a short film exploring the mental health crisis faced by young people, further exasperated by recent lockdown measures
In a new interview series, we get to know some of the performers, artists and creatives that make up our programme. First up is performance maker and writer Rachel Mars. She shares some of her Barbican experiences, from a young audience member to an award-winning performer on stage.
Acclaimed poets read new work – their words and verses responding to this Oscar-winning classic.
Jeremiah 'Sugar J' Brown and Gabriel Jones present a short film and spoken word piece exploring the challenges and frustrations of lockdown throughout the pandemic.
Edwin Rostron explores the diverse animations from our 'Enter the Brainbox' screening, curated by Christopher Childs and part of Emerging Film Curators 2020.
To celebrate our exhibition Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer, writer Sarah Crompton looks backs at the career of dance legend Michael Clark, reflecting on his style and cult status.
Journalist Kevin Le Gendre looks at two films documenting the celebration of post-colonial African nations.
Emma-Lee Moss aka Emmy the Great revisits memories of her childhood in Hong Kong and the stories of immortal love and resilience, myths and mooncakes that come when Autumn arrives.
