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In Partnership
With:
ROYAL COLLEGE OF
ART |
Supported By:
RAC
EURISTIX
ERNST & YOUNG
AWARDS FOR ALL |
In
Association With:
ADUNA
AFFORD
BLACKWORLD
CIRCLE OF WISDOM
FILM LONDON
LAMBETH LIBRARIES
NEW INITIATIVES
THE NYOYA FOUNDATION
100 BLACK MEN OF LONDON
PAINTED WORD
SCREENSTATION
YOUNG CULTURAL CREATORS |
Gallery Opening
hours
11am-5pm
TUESDAY - SUNDAY |
Organised
By:
BLACK CULTURAL ARCHIVES
1 Othello Close
Kennington SE11 4RE |
T-020
7582 8516
F-020 7582 6571 |
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Black
Cultural Archives
Working
Towards a National Black Heritage Centre in London |
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Established
as an educational charity in 1981, the Black Cultural
Archives (BCA) is a community based organisation
helping to empower people of African and Caribbean
descent in the UK. We do this through collecting
and exhibiting the evidence about, and working to
raise awareness of, our historical and contemporary
contributions to all aspects of British life.
As we celebrate our 25th year, Oriki is headlining
our 2006 heritage programme, enhancing our rolling
educational activities as we move towards relocating
to a major new site in central Brixton. Black
Cultural Archives is currently shaping its plans
to create a National Black Heritage Centre in London.
For many years BCA has been seeking a permanent
home for its unique archive collection.
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