Case Study: Barby Asante, South London Black Music Archive < Peckham Platform

Case Study: Barby Asante, South London Black Music Archive

In this video case study on our 2012 South London Black Music Archive exhibition, we hear from artist Barby Asante, Emily Druiff, Trustee and Founder of Peckham Platform and members of the local community about the importance of involving young people in art projects that investigate where they live and the cultural impact of previous generations within a specific environment.

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