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Louisa D

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Ghanaian-British, aro-ace diva
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Winner, Changemaker Choice Awards - Best Original Concept 2025 run by @comicsyouth

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When you forget to take pics til everyone is leaving and its raining and I'm in my bike helmet but it's still joy. ❤️

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That’s a wrap! Thank you all for such an amazing experience. We can’t wait to begin working on our next season after a period of rest and reflection. We aim to put together a zine report soon, in the meantime here is a compilation inspired by this quote someone left in our feedback journal:

“Feels like stepping out of time for a moment—so rare to stop, to appreciate beautiful shapes, colors and thoughts.”

With warmth,
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Song led & performed by @babyblue.ldn

Please comment if you’ve taken any of these videos, they have been gathered and sent by the artist 🫶🏾

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OPENING TODAY AT LEWISHAM ART HOUSE (CASH ONLY DONATION BAR)

6PM -8:30PM

This exhibition brings together 13 Queer and Trans BIPOC artists and curators who are interested in collective disruption, resistance and healing through play, plaster and care.

Our Artist:

Ariel Collier (Founder, Artist & Curator)

Bilan Su (Artist & Curator)

Carine Ponin (Artist & Curator)

Chie Marquart-Tabel (Artist & Curator)

Chloe Filani (Artist & Curator)

Ebrahim Piperdi (Artist & Curator)

Esengo Miere (Artist & Curator)

Laurent Yee(Artist & Curator)

Louisa D (Curator)

Maya Vivas (Artist & Curator)

Sarah Ejionye (Artist & Curator)

Shane Sutherland (Artist)

Vi (Artist & Curator)

Home Studio began in 2024 and quickly grew into a loving community of young international artists and curators from the Black and Brown; Queer and Trans community. We began by hosting workshops at Queercircle in an effort to share knowledge about building a career within the arts and are now ready to showcase what we have learned.

Over the course of a year, Home Studio has been collectively curating our inaugural show, supported by Lewisham Arthouse and the Artist Represent Recovery Network. This show brings together 13 Queer and Trans BIPOC artists and curators who are interested in collective disruption, resistance and healing through Playsure. Playsure is a blend of play, pleasure and care that we aim to grow into an artistic aesthetic and ideological method to create an alternative model for revolutionary social reproduction.

Inspired by archival materials held at the Black Cultural Archives, this project traces the origins of Autograph: ABP back to the landmark 1985 exhibition The Black Experience at Brixton Art Gallery. Organised as part of a GLC-funded research report, the exhibition brought together the group who would go on to formally establish Autograph in 1988. Our artists respond to this history by engaging with questions around building sustainable practices and spaces — despite ongoing conjunctural crises.

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‼️💥OPENING OCTOBER 30TH 6 PM💥‼️

💙LINK IN BIO💙

Our Artist & Curators:

Ariel Collier (Founder, Artist & Curator)
Bilan Su (Artist & Curator)
Carine Ponin (Artist & Curator)
Chie Marquart-Tabel (Artist & Curator)
Chloe Filani (Artist & Curator)
Ebrahim Piperdi (Artist & Curator)
Esengo Miere (Artist & Curator)
Laurent Yee(Artist & Curator)
Louisa D (Curator)
Maya Vivas (Artist & Curator)
Sarah Ejionye (Artist & Curator)
Shane Sutherland (Artist)
Vi (Artist & Curator)

Home Studio began in 2024 and quickly grew into a loving community of intergenerational artists and curators from the Black and Brown; Queer and Trans community. We began by hosting workshops in an effort to share knowledge about building a career within the arts and are now ready to showcase what we have learned.

Over the course of a year, Home Studio has been collectively curating our inaugural show, supported by Lewisham Arthouse and the Artist Represent Recovery Network.

Home Studio Presents: Playsure Network — Experiments Within Resistance brings together 13 Queer and Trans BIPOC artists and curators who are interested in collective disruption, resistance, and protest through Playsure. Playsure, a blend of play & pleasure, is a cultural and ideological method that creates alternative models for revolutionary social reproduction by centering these two ideals in all of our ways of working.

Inspired by archival materials held at the Black Cultural Archives, this project traces the origins of Autograph: ABP back to the landmark 1985 exhibition The Black Experience at Brixton Art Gallery. Organised as part of a GLC-funded research report artist and curators Sunil Gupta, Monika Baker, Merle Van den Bosch, Pratibha Parmar, Ingrid Pollard, Roshini Kempadoo, Armet Francis and Rotimi Fani-Kayode founded Autograph 3 years later. Our artists respond to this history by engaging with questions around how to build sustainable practices and spaces — despite ongoing conjunctural crises.

Playsure has shown us that it is possible to overcome hardship through comradery — we hope you join us.

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I had a marvellous launch for Loki: A Bad God's Guide ro Causing Chaos. Took no pics so these are stolen. If you were there do dm me your pics! We got insulted by loki, we rabble roused about reading, it all went past in an instant!

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