Afropean: A Journal is the new limited edition photobook version of Johny Pitts’s multiple award winning Afropean: Notes from Black Europe, which through photographs taken
BAFTA award-winning film My Father’s Shadow, hailed as a ‘historical family heirloom for Nigeria’ by its director Akinola Davies Jr, tells an intimate semi-autobiographical tale
Happy International Women’s day 2026! Five years after the original entry in this series that gave flowers to 90’s artists; I’m back with part two
BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions. The critically-acclaimed genre-defying debut feature from artist and filmmaker, Kahlil Joseph (and also one of Afropean.com’s highlighted films from LFF 2025),
Lucas Bostock is an industrious Jamaican immigrant, part of the so-called Windrush generation of post-War migration to Britain from the Caribbean and other erstwhile colonies.
Grief, forgiveness, and family— these are the words that remain with me upon completing francesca ekwuyasi’s 2020 debut novel, Butter Honey Pig Bread. In this
‘…This film is about unlearning imposed standards and reclaiming our African identity — strand by strand…’— Kwaku Sikahene-Adarkwa, Director After a lengthy gestation period, the
