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Sunday 11th Oct 13h GMT I'll be a guest on Dan Nkoana's radio show - 2026 SA Jazz Awards Best Host!!! I'm looking forward to his listening suggestions... 🤩🔥 🎶 join us?!!! X

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You are all invited to catch up on the new sound in jazz by🎶🎭 #DyDeng, featuring🎸 #SibusisoFunkyzipsNdlangisa on bass, #LungaMajala on drums, Malcolm Xorile Jiyane on piano & trombone,& more surprise guest artist's...stk8 🎶definitely not to be missed...🔥
#DyDeng definitely not to be missed @7pm
#September11th2026
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“Children of all ages, finding each other”

With the sensitive and brilliant Eugene Skeef. Beautiful collaborations to come in the future!

📍Clapham Common, London

[ collaboration, heart to heart, sensitive, southafrican, Indian, composers, storytellers, South Africa, India, UK ]

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Yesterday was the last event of our exhibition ‘George Hallett: Home and Exile’. It was also my last event at LJMU/ERL Gallery. I joined LJMU in 2022 while finishing my PhD on George Hallett at Birkbeck, University of London.

At LJMU I was able to develop two modules as part of the BA and MA Museum Studies and Exhibition Histories programmes, focusing on Black art and curatorial practices, including Black British, African, Caribbean, African American, and Global South art scenes.
It’s been a great experience opening the mind of students in the NW of England. Some of whom are already active in the Liverpool art scene and soon beyond it.

Thank you to my colleagues at LJMU especially Pr Joasia Krysa, Dr James Schofield, Dr Hana Leaper, and Andrew Ibi. Shout out to Dr Gabriela Saenger Silva, Nele Washbourne, and Kabir D’Silva who worked with me on the George Hallett exhibition and public programme.

Thank you to everyone who came to the events I hosted; to the funders and partners: LJMU's IAT and ERC Grant, British Council, Lubaina Himid Projects, and of course, last but not least... all the artists and participants who accepted invitations to exhibit at ERL Gallery or take part in our public programme:

George Hallett forever with us, Maymoena Hallett, Eugene Skeef, Imruh Bakari, Gavin Jantjes, Gideon Mendel, Breeze Yoko, Pr Tamar Garb, Kuamen, Nsaka Sandrine Nganga, Fab Lab, Shiraz Bayjoo, Joy Gregory, Freya Tewelde, Yvon Ngassam, Jean David Nkot, Boris Nzebo, Pr Dr Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, as well as Tate Liverpool, Liverpool Biennial, and International Biennial Association.

I'll still be around, mostly between England and Cameroon. Further pushing for a recognition of African and Black artists who are part of 'Forgotten chapters of British art history', continuing my research on South African exile including a George Hallett display in England next October, and developing amazing projects in Cameroon as part of the French Institute's 2027 cultural season launching in January, and Bikoka Art Project. Exact dates to be announced soon!

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Pics by a mix of people, including Sarah James, Elisa Nocente, Joasia Krysa, Camille Osterman, and ICR ...

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Join us tomorrow, Thursday 2 July, from 18:30 to 20:30 at @exhibition_research_lab gallery for the closing event of the exhibition ‘George Hallett: Home and Exile’ featuring works by the South African pioneer photographer who lived and worked in Britain in the 1970s and 80s.

The programme will pay homage to George Hallett who passed away on 1st July 2020 in Cape Town. We will be joined by filmmaker Imruh Bakari, co-director of the June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive (JGPACA) and South African musician, poet, and educationalist Eugene Skeef.

The evening will include a screening of 'Blue Notes and Exiled Voices' (1992, 52 min), documenting the famous South African jazz band The Blue Notes during the musicians’ exile in Britain, followed by a conversation with Imruh Bakari.

Eugene Skeef, a friend of the photographer's, also featured in the exhibition, will perform a new creation blending poetry, music, and audio recording of Hallett’s voice, inviting the audience to participate in the performance.

Free event, open to all.

See link in @exhibition_research_lab's bio to book your seat for the evening screening.

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Very special to celebrate the end of the 8th African Concert Series at Wigmore Hall in such esteemed company. Thank you. 🙏❤️🎶

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When you Saturday looks like this! 🔥
Thank you Wigmore Hall and all the incredible artists for closing up the 8th season of the African Concert Series.

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Great episode 4 Sounds of South Africa on @resonancefm this evening and so special to have poet and activist Eugene Skeef as our guest. If you missed it catch up on Tue 23 June at 3am or later on Mixcloud.

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Some beautiful photos from our last performance at Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club - Soho, London.

We’re all looking forward getting together again this week to rehearse for our Wigmore Hall concert on the 27th of June. We will be joined by Pieter Schoeman, André Swanepoel, Ian Watson, David Juritz, Gina McCormack, Nicola Hicks, Kamo Maraba, Wilmien Janse van Rensburg, Aristide du Plessis, Ruan Baartman, Claudia Dehnke, Louise Lansdown and, of course, Leon Bosch.

https://www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/whats-on/202606271930

Tickets available below!

📷Tatiana Gorilovsky

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As we approach the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising, the Ubuntu Ensemble gathers at Ronnie Scott’s to mark one of the most defining moments in South Africa’s history through a powerful and deeply personal musical reflection. Leon Bosch, who was arrested and imprisoned for his role in the anti-apartheid protests, leads this commemorative performance, both as tribute and a call to remember. We are very glad to be share the stage with Black Consciousness Movement activist and poet @eugeneskeef .

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Old friends and exceptional music and energy. What a joy to connect with these most excellent artists.

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I'm so excited working on my new music vídeo! Not gonna give too much away but.....I love my dancers! I love dance I dance! Even more reason I put my heart and soul into the edit! Here is the supremely talented dancer, mentor, friend, scholar, entrepreneur, spiritual warrior-ess Wanjiru Gichigi 😍#dance #thirst #evolution #marcinaarnold #wanjirugichigi

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