1 Jul 2022
The exhibition is a nostalgic look back at the well-remembered homes of the Windrush Generation. Tony Fairweather used items donated by families to recreate the well-known Caribbean home, displaying many family favourites, from the Blue Spot Gramophone to the eclectic ornaments displayed in glass cabinets.
The exhibition launched on Windrush Day and in this interview Tony and Lisa spoke to Adam about the significance of this, in light of the ongoing Windrush scandal. They also spoke about the importance of preserving Black British Art and much more.
Listen to the full interview here:
Black Cultural Archives (BCA), has launched an exhibition called HOME: Remembering the Windrush Generation. Curator of the exhibition, Tony Fairweather, and interim managing director of BCA, Lisa Anderson, joined Adam on Sunday for an exclusive chat.... unapologetically Christian? It often feels like our voice isn’t allowed in this increasingly secular world — our Christian voice isn’t allowed.
You know, that feeling of wanting to speak up, but being held back by fear of the response?
But your voice is powerful. And Premier is here to empower you.
