Hannah Lowe and Melanie Abrahams discuss and share work on migration, diaspora and memory. Lowe will read from her family memoir Long Time, No See which reconstructs the life of her Jamaican-Chinese father, who arrived in Liverpool from Jamaica in 1947. Lowe will discuss the genesis of the book - from the use of the personal archives such as her father's lost-and-found notebook to the use of public materials such as shipping logs, photographic collections and oral histories. Abrahams will explore selected works that chart the emotional and physical journeys of artists and thinkers from the Caribbean and its diaspora. She will discuss her experiences of, and concerns with, shaping a life and a career of independence. Produced by Renaissance One as part of The Independence Project, funded by Arts Council England.
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Earlier Event: May 12
Something Rhymed
Later Event: May 21
We Need To Talk About Independence