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Part of a series of “divinations” that will inform the creation of the Brent Biennial 2025. A one-day programme structured around water, featuring workshops and collective imagining.
Join us for the opening of Paradise Close, an exhibition by Peer-to-Peer artist Daisy Jones.
Come to the opening event of our latest exhibiton, a showcase of works created by students at the Other Cinemas film school.
Join us on Saturday 29th of June to meet the artists in the building, get a rare insight into their studios. Help us raise money to support communities in Palestine and Sudan.
15 Feb: A screening of the award-winning documentary series Zimmers of Southall. Followed by a Q&A with director Hark1karan, led by journalist and producer Simran Randhwana.
Brent Biennial 2022 presents Black on Black, a solo dance performance by artist Zinzi Minott exploring Queerness, Blackness and the body as an archive.
Watch Brent 2020 Culture Fund project, Fashioning Our History Documentary free & online
Brent Biennial: The first permanent public artwork by British artist Dawn Mellor: a large-scale mural that will celebrate the life of local hero George Michael, who lived and went to school in Kingsbury.
Bass Borough is portrait series about the London musicians who have influenced and been influenced by the reggae sound emanating from the record shops, clubs and recording studios of Harlesden, North West London.