Smashing It

Working Class Artists on Life, Art and Making It Happen

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Herausgegeben von Mahfouz, SabrinaMitarbeit: Blackman, MalorieAhmed, RizMinamore, Bridget

TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback

192 Seiten

Englisch

The Westbourne Presserschienen am03.10.2019

An empowering celebration of writings and artworks by working class artists in the UK, also providing advice on how to access funding in the artsmehr

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KlappentextAn empowering celebration of writings and artworks by working class artists in the UK, also providing advice on how to access funding in the arts

ZusammenfassungWith contributions from Malorie Blackman, Riz Ahmed and more, this collection is part celebration of working class art, part guide for aspiring artists on how to make their voices heard.

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ISBN/GTIN978-1-908906-40-3

ProduktartTaschenbuch

EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback

Verlag

The Westbourne Press

Erscheinungsjahr2019

Erscheinungsdatum03.10.2019

Seiten192 Seiten

SpracheEnglisch

Gewicht394 g

Illustrationen20 colour illustrations

Artikel-Nr.15936846

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Introduction by Sabrina Mahfouz Ten Crack Commandments, Madani Younis Little Rass & Coming in from the Cold, Raymond Antrobus Resolutions for the Common, Black, Queer, Young Kid (and anyone else who may need it) Travis Alabanza Strength Thy Name is a Working-Class Woman, Maxine Peake That's How It Was (an extract), Maureen Duffy Diversity vs. Representation, Riz Ahmed My Rockstars, Hassan Hajjaj Spun: Making a Debut Hit Play, Rabiah Hussain Stories Not Stats, Kerry Hudson gutter girls, Joelle Taylor Playing the Part, Michaela Coel Am I Working-Class or Am I Just Black?, Emma Dennis-Edwards Cohort, Fran Lock In the Boot of a Car, Chimene Suleyman Pluripotent, Jenni Fagan London Underground, Courttia Newland Lyrics to Light the Way, Wiley Family Question Time, Omar Hamdi Dear British Theatre, David Loumgair Box Clever, Monsay Whitney Money Money Money, Bridget Minamore A Tailor's Son, Marvell Fayose All Eyes on Me, Paul McVeigh Entry Points, Sabeena Akhtar Jeremy Corbyn At the Doctor's Surgery and Separation Has Its Own Economy, Anthony Anaxagorou Q&A with Novelist, Malorie Blackman You Wretched Men, Rebecca Strickson Broken Biscuits, Salena Godden I Move, I Tell, Aakash Odedra The Economy of Sisterhood, Lisa Luxx Smashing the Class Ceiling, Joelle Taylor Applying for Arts Funding: A Guide, Sabrina Mahfouzmehr