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You Hide Me: 50 Years On – Webinar Series

December 22, 2020

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The series of webinars in this showcase was organised by the June Givanni Pan African Cinema Archive (JGPACA) with partners SOAS/African Screen Worlds; AFFORD; and The Africa Centre; with assistance and support from The Art Fund and MayDay Rooms. The film You Hide Me was made by Ghanaian filmmaker Nii Kwate Owoo in the British Museum in London in 1970 and presented the case for the restitution of African art, which is still resonant today. This series

Time Is Now Programme at Nottingham Contemporary

June 15, 2017

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‘The Time Is Now’ was a programme curated by June Givanni Pan African Archive in support of with ‘The Place Is here’ exhibition at the Nottingham Contemporary over the same period. The structure of the programme was made up of three film screening events between 4^th February 2017 to 25^th March 2017 reflecting stories of the 1980s with some contemporary reflections through the lens of Black and Asians filmmakers. All three film screening events included a Q&A with filmmakers

The Place Is Here, Nottingham Contemporary 4 February – 30 April 2017

June 15, 2017

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On Friday 4^th February 2017, Nottingham Contemporary opened its doors to the public for their first major exhibition of the year called ‘The Place is Here’. The exhibition explores the pivotal decade for culture and politics of the 1980s with responses from the Black Arts Movement in Britain. Each of the 4 rooms exhibited and projected the work made and conversations which took place during this period from the perspectives of writers, artists, collectives, photographers and more. Artists include:

Talking History: C.L.R. James and E.P. Thompson December 7, 2016 – Film Screening

June 15, 2017

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June Givanni Pan African Archive programmed its first collaborative film screening with Mayday Rooms on December 7 2016. The film shown at Mayday Room’s screening space was H.O. Nazareth’s ‘Talking Histories’. In the year 1983 H.O. Nazareth of Penumbra Productions, directed and produced, a film conversation between two Marxist historians: the Trinidadian playwright C. L. R. James and E. P. Thompson on topics ranging from popular politics in the United Kingdom, new freedom movements and revolutions in the Middle

JGPACA Summer Screenings at Stockwell Park Community Centre

August 10, 2016

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You Hide Me: 50 Years On – Webinar Series

Time Is Now Programme at Nottingham Contemporary

The Place Is Here, Nottingham Contemporary 4 February – 30 April 2017

Talking History: C.L.R. James and E.P. Thompson December 7, 2016 – Film Screening

JGPACA Summer Screenings at Stockwell Park Community Centre

June Givanni Pan African Cinema Archive

You Hide Me: 50 Years On - Webinar Series

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