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The Lone Protestor

Thursday 14 June 2012

Fiona Paisley and Bernardine Evaristo discussed Fiona's new work on the life of Anthony Martin Fernando, an Australian Aboriginal who protested against British imperial rule while he lived and worked in London and Europe during the 1920s and 1930s. You can listen to a podcast of the event by clicking the button below

Drawing over the Colour Line

Black Bloomsbury revealed Black presence in interwar London’s art and politics (1919–39), highlighting diverse artists, students and activism.

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The Lone Protestor

Drawing over the Colour Line

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