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Saturday 20 October 2012 at Camden Local Studies and
Archives Centre
Drop in between 12 noon and 4pm; entry
FREE
- Bring along your artwork, photos & letters showing portraits of African or Asian people
- Chat to our experts about how to look after these precious items
- Find out more about your artwork
- Please explore your attic and family treasures to help with our research project!
We are tracing how the lives of
Black people living in London between the wars were represented in
artwork. Join us to explore the lives of artists and models of
African and Asian heritage between 1919 and 1939. To help us with our
research project, Drawing over the Colour Line, we'd love you to
bring any paintings, photos, sculptures, prints or drawings that you
have on this theme. We will also have a small photographic studio
area where we can take digital photographs of your artwork to include
on our image database.
Drop in to the Camden Local Studies and
Archives Centre where expert researchers from UCL's Equiano Centre
will chat with you about your art works and photographs. Talk to
expert archivists and curators from Camden Archives and UCL to
discover how to care for your photos, letters and paintings, and find
out more about how they fit into our shared history.
For more
information and to contact us, visit the research blog
