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Artist’s Highgate Cemetery soundscape remembers Stuart Hall
Published: 3:02 PM June 6, 2022 An immersive soundscape, unveiled in advance of the Highgate Festival, will investigate the legacy of a Jamaican-born radical thinker buried in Highgate Cemetery. Audiences can listen to seem artist Trevor Mathison’s 40-moment work on headphones even though pursuing a path by way of the burial ground’s monuments, flora and fauna. The Conversation Proceeds: We Are Continue to Listening re-examines the life and histories of the radical thinkers artists and writers buried in the cemetery in the context of today’s anti-racism movements – while honouring the memory of Professor Stuart Hall, who arrived in the Uk in 1951 as element of the Windrush era. Eygptian Circle in Highgate Cemetery – Credit history: Archant…
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