Representing diverse identities in arts and culture
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UAL: not just a shop
A not-for-profit run by University of the Arts London, helping students and alumni to build sustainable retail businesses.
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London College of Fashion, East Bank
not just a shop’s new pop-up at LCF showcased unique designs, art and homeware products for the festive season.
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PUMP
A conceptual art film exploring movement and sculpture, directed by emerging filmmaker Valentina Khodnevich.
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WE ARE SENSORIA
Accessible art events led by disabled artist Saskia Horton, for chronically ill, neurodiverse and disabled artists.
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Kyle Ho
Conscious luxury brand Kyle Ho is known for bespoke tailoring and sustainable designs made in London.
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Southern Comfort's "So Tasteful" Campaign
HARRI partnered with Southern Comfort, creating an inflatable spin on traditional Halloween costumes.
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From Inflatable Fantasy to Everyday Edge
Known for bold sculptural silhouettes, HARRI explores a more wearable future ahead of Fashion Week.
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Move Freely with Vibram FiveFingers
HARRI’s SS23 partnership with Vibram’s ergonomic footwear created freedom for the performance artists on the runway.
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Sam Smith at Brit Awards 2023
A viral look created by HARRI for the launch of Sam Smith’s Gloria album – turning heads around the world.
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REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion
Curated by Sarah Mower, the exhibition featured young creatives shaping London’s contemporary fashion scene.
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Bloomsbury Festival
Established in 2006, Bloomsbury Festival is a creative celebration of local arts, culture and exhibitions.
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Exagen
Energising a cleaner future with renewable solar technology, in partnership with local communities.
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Priya Ragu
Swiss–Tamil artist weaves South Asian rhythms with vibrant pop and R&B, celebrating cultural power and fusion.
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RIMON
Eritrean-Dutch artist fuses neo-soul, electro-R&B, and introspective soundscapes in a poetic live set.
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Wayne Snow
Nigerian-born future-soul artist explores identity, masks, and individuality on his new Afrofuturist album Figurine.
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Mali-Koa Hood – Hunger Album
Australian singer-songwriter of Māori and Scottish heritage, channels self-discovery, confidence, and personal growth.
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hanahana beauty
Founded by Abena Boamah‑Acheampong, using ethically sourced shea butter from Ghanaian women-led collectives.
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not just a shop x LCF Founders Club
A seasonal pop-up in East Bank, featuring emerging designers including HARRI, Chenchen Studios, and FibreLab.
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IDMAN
Somali‑Canadian artist releases an affirmation-filled single, supported by FACTOR and the Government of Canada.
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No Basic Girls Allowed (VICE Media)
NBGA is a digital community covering fashion, art, culture, and beauty, founded by Moroccan artist Sarah Feingold.
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Ramengvrl – Can't Speak English Album
Indonesian rapper turns perceived limits into strength, blending honesty, empowerment and global beats.
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Yasmine Nasser Diaz
Yemeni-American artist transforms a pink bedroom into an immersive installation celebrating SWANA culture.
For Your Eyes Only exhibited at University of Michigan -
Fourth Floor
An independent commentary platform, pushing stories and people that are novel, innovative, and under-reported.
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Noor Fares x 180 Health Club
A soulful fine jewellery collection ‘Prisma’, presented at 180 Health Club in partnership with Alex Eagle.
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