Black History Month at Goldsmiths
Events throughout October will examine, celebrate and cast new light on Black history and Black scholarship.
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Black Scholarship as Black Resistance: A Talk with Guilaine Kinouani
The Goldsmiths MA Black British History welcomes Guilaine Kinouani, who will give a talk about her new book, 'Living While Black: The Essential Guide to Overcoming Racial Trauma' (Penguin/Ebury, 2021).
13 October, 6pm, online
Book on Eventbrite
Ain’t I a Woman? : The Black Woman in Historical and Contemporary Context
A two day online conference by Goldsmiths Library, spotlighting academic research and publications which enhance our understanding and provide fresh insight into the lives of phenomenal Black Women through the ages.
27 - 28 October, online
Photocopying Yourself into History: An Exhibition of Works by Rita Keegan
An exhibition on CopyArt and Rita Keegan's use of photocopy as a multidimensional medium in the Goldsmiths Library. Part of the Women's Art Library's Women of Colour Index collection.
Until 5 November, Buchi Emecheta space, Goldsmiths Library Second Floor
If you do not have access to Goldsmiths Library as a student or staff member, please contact special.collections(@)gold.ac.uk to arrange an appointment