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RUSHES is an ongoing programme of exhibitions and research outputs emerging from Metroland Cultures’ long-term curatorial work in Brent, rooted in the borough’s histories of community organising and radical visual culture
An presentation of research bringing together archival material, film, and visual ephemera that reflect on the 1976-78 Grunwick Strike and the wider organising culture that surrounded them.
The hidden stories and voices behind South Kilburn’s regeneration programmes, exploring themes of displacement, resilience, and community activism.
The hidden stories and voices behind South Kilburn’s regeneration programmes, exploring themes of displacement, resilience, and community activism.
The hidden stories and voices behind South Kilburn’s regeneration programmes, exploring themes of displacement, resilience, and community activism.
The hidden stories and voices behind South Kilburn’s regeneration programmes, exploring themes of displacement, resilience, and community activism.
A study of education, linguistics and colonialism. Francesca Telling is one of Metroland’s Peer-to-Peer artists in residence.
The hidden stories and voices behind South Kilburn’s regeneration programmes, exploring themes of displacement, resilience, and community activism.
A contemplative journey through the layered, haunting landscapes of memory. Ngo Chun Tse is one of Metroland’s Peer-to-Peer artists in residence.
Metroland Cultures presents Making The Room Sing, a commission by artists Amanda Camenisch and Therese Westin developed in collaboration with a group of women from the Asian Women’s Resource Centre (AWRC) based in Harlesden, Brent.