Belly Full: Nurturing the Nation's Narrative

Performances, conversations, screenings and live art from The Laundry’s network of young, exciting and contemporary artists @thelaundryarts

Special event
  • Friday, 21 June 2019 at
  • Past event
+44 (0)20 7942 2000

  • Sackler Centre Reception

  • Tickets cost £5.00

Past Event
Belly Full: Nurturing the Nation's Narrative photo

Explore lost histories, undocumented stories and personal studies of some of the communities that form an integral part of this country's fabric. In collaboration with The Laundry Arts, Belly Full will act as a channel for the recounting, preserving and ‘lifting up’ of black and brown histories. Join artist Moza Almatrooshi as she presents ‘Praise Hiya’, a performance motivated by the persistent erasure of femme herstories in ancient Arabian narratives. Writer and Co-founder of ‘Plantain Papers’ Lemara Lindsay-Prince will be in conversation with visual artist Rochelle White, following a screening of her film ‘Brother Will’ – a contemporary lens into black legacy. The evening will rest on the performance lecture ‘Migrant Testing’ with artist Sabrina Mumtaz Hasan, that interrogates databases collated through tests undergone at refugee camps between 1975 to present day.

In collaboration with The Laundry Arts @thelaundryarts
Includes Indo-Caribbean cuisine supplied by The Trinidad Roti Shop

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Header image: Untitled, Moza Almatrooshi. Courtesy of The Laundry Arts, produced for the exhibition 'NOM' 2018