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SUMMARY:RAIN/RUIN by Phillip Lai
DESCRIPTION:Spike Island presents a major solo exhibition of new work by Phillip Lai (b.1969\, Kuala Lumpur)\, bringing together a body of sculptural commissions that continue the artist’s exploration of the material world around us. \nThis will be the most significant institutional presentation of Lai’s work to date. Lai’s sculptures combine everyday objects with his own intensive re-makings of them to create a parallel imprint of the real world. Free entry. \nFor access information refer to venue’s website. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/rain-ruin/
LOCATION:Spike Island\, Spike Island 133 Cumberland Road\, Bristol\, BS1 6UX
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition,Festival
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260510T170000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260324T064804Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260404T103035Z
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SUMMARY:Feedback by Olukemi Lijadu
DESCRIPTION:Spike Island presents Feedback\, the largest solo exhibition by Nigerian-British artist\, filmmaker and DJ Olukemi Lijadu. Developed through research in Chicago\, Lagos and Bristol\, the exhibition centres on a major new film commission marking a landmark in the artist’s moving image practice. \nThe film uses audio feedback as a metaphor for the circulation of rhythm\, memory and cultural codes within the African diaspora. Tracing the evolution of the drum from West African tradition to electronic music\, Lijadu explores how looping underpins not only music but collective memory and connection across continents and generations. \nA sound system completes the installation\, drawing from Bristol’s sound system culture and functioning as a physical metaphor for the amplification of histories\, voices and vibrations. Inspired by early abstract cinema\, Feedback embraces repetition\, tempo and visual rhythm\, subverting a Western-centric art history in the process. \nFeatured image: ‘Feedback’ works in progress (2025). Courtesy of the artist. \nABOUT OLUKEMI\nOlukemi Lijadu is a multi-disciplinary artist and DJ\, with a focus on moving image and sound. She was recently a recipient of London’s ICA Image Behaviour grant where she was commissioned to create and debut her most recent film-performance Guardian Angel.  \nIn 2018\, she graduated from Stanford as a masters student in Philosophy where she focused on African philosophical systems. Her academic background grounds her research-based approach to her artistic practice. Her work explores questions around music of the diaspora\, heritage and the complexity of feeling.\n\n@kemkemlij 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/feedback-by-olukemi-lijadu/
LOCATION:Spike Island\, Spike Island 133 Cumberland Road\, Bristol\, BS1 6UX
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260228T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260524T180000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260319T193703Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260407T120105Z
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SUMMARY:A land as big as her skin by Mounira Al Solh
DESCRIPTION:Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh invites you into a vivid world where ancient mythology collides with contemporary experience. In this exhibition\, she poignantly and playfully navigates a multitude of complex themes such as identity\, migration\, trauma\, inequality and gender. \nThis multidisciplinary exhibition includes her critically acclaimed Venice Biennale pavilion installation A Dance with her Myth from 2024\, taking visitors on a journey through Middle Eastern mythology to contemporary times. \nFeatured image: Mounira Al Solh artist portrait in the exhibition A land as big as her skin at Arnolfini\, 2026\nImage credit: Remco Merbis\, courtesy of Arnolfini\, Bristol \nFor all ages. \nFor access information refer to venue’s website. \nABOUT MOUNIRA \nMounira Al Solh is a Lebanese visual artist born in 1978\, whose multidisciplinary practice spans video\, painting\, drawing\, embroidery and installation. Her work often explores themes of migration\, displacement\, identity and the political turmoil affecting the Middle East\, particularly Lebanon and Syria.\n@mouniraalsolh
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/a-land-as-big-as-her-skin-by-mounira-al-solh/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260313T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260531T235959
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260320T070012Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260404T103107Z
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SUMMARY:Returning by Jason Wesaw
DESCRIPTION:In this series of minimalist oil pastel drawings\, curated by Rainmaker Gallery\, Jason Wesaw reflects on reconnection\, resilience and the healing power of return. Through subtly textured surface and carefully chosen colour\, these meditative works unfold with quiet intensity. \nJason Wesaw is a multi-disciplinary artist\, educator\, and peacemaker. He is an enrolled member of the Potawatomi Nation in the Great Lakes region of the United States. His art practice spans many mediums including ceramics\, textiles and works on paper. @jasonwesaw
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/returning-by-jason-wesaw/
LOCATION:Rainmaker Gallery\, Rainmaker Gallery\, 140 Whiteladies Road\, Clifton\, Bristol\, BS8 2RS
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition,Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260407T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260510T235959
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20250917T143425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260324T065256Z
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SUMMARY:Queendom Rising: Portraits of Diaspora by George Netana
DESCRIPTION:Queendom Rising is a new photography exhibition by Bristol-based photographer George Netana celebrating women from Bristol’s diverse diaspora communities. \nThis portrait series is inspired by the artist’s lived experience as a mother of Māori daughters growing up in diaspora\, and explores how identity\, belonging\, and cultural memory are formed and sustained across generations and geographies. She has worked to bring individual voices into the frame while weaving together a shared story of resilience and connection. \nAt its heart\, the project recognises the contributions of women\, often the quiet architects of their communities\, whose acts of care\, leadership and creativity – however large or small – continue to shape and enrich Bristol’s cultural landscape. \nThis exhibition is part of DIASPORA! 26 \nAccessibility Information: \n\nRamped access: There is ramped access from both the front of the building and the rear yard.\nDisabled toilets: Accessible toilets are available on all floors of the building. \nTheatres: The adjoining theatre building is also accessible via a ramp and a lift. \nParking: On-street blue badge parking is available nearby\, and marked parking bays are clearly signed. However\, parking can be difficult on match days near Ashton Gate stadium. \nBus: The bus number 24 stops outside the Tobacco Factory. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/queendom-rising-portraits-of-diaspora/
LOCATION:Tobacco Factory Café Bar\, Bristol\, BS3 1TF
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition,Our Members Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260407T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260510T230000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T102227Z
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SUMMARY:CRAZE WORLD by BÓLÁRINWÁ
DESCRIPTION:Rooted in West African cultural heritage\, CRAZE WORLD uses symbols\, figures and patterns to confront social issues such as racism\, police brutality and censorship. \nThe work in this collection reflects the belief that art plays a vital role in shaping public thought. It provides an opportunity for viewers to encounter these visual narratives and consider the role of creativity in addressing systemic injustice. \nAlso features artwork by Jho-an Paulin. \nFree and suitable for all ages. For access information refer to the venue’s website. \n\nABOUT BÓLÁRINWÁ \nBÓLÁRINWÁ is a Nigerian born artist-based in Bristol. His work blends geometric forms\, pop colours and motifs drawn from African spirituality and textiles\, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity. \nInfluenced by the energy of artists like Basquiat\, the musical defiance of Fela Kuti and the streetwise commentary of Banksy\, his paintings reflect both personal and political narratives. \n@bolarti10e \nABOUT JHO-AN \nJho-an Paulin is a Brain Aneurysm Survivor\, Mother of 4. She has a passion for performance arts and\, more recently\, acrylic painting. Her main themes include nature\, memories of her hometown and upbringing\, and tranquility.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/craze-world/
LOCATION:Tobacco Factory Café Bar\, Bristol\, BS3 1TF
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition,Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260502T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260726T180000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260319T191546Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260415T134204Z
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SUMMARY:Out of Many: The Diverse Artists Network Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Come and explore the work of the Diverse Artists Network\, the Bristol-based development agency behind the DIASPORA! festival\, through this exciting exhibition: Out of Many. \nFounded in 2020 by Deasy Bamford and Vandna Mehta\, DAN acts as a bridge between artists\, venues and audiences across the South West. \nExperience this vibrant collection from talented regional creatives\, featuring everything from poetry and paintings to illustration and moving images. Free and open to all ages\, this exhibition is showing in Gallery 5 on Floor 2 of Arnolfini Arts. \nFeatured image: Bristol World\, 2026\, digital collage. Courtesy of Alpha Wilson. \nFor access information refer to the venue’s website. \nFind out how to get involved\, become a member or support the network’s mission at diverseartistsnetwork.com. \n@diverseartistsnetwork
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/the-diverse-artists-network-exhibition/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Exhibition,Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T120000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260319T183706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260319T183706Z
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SUMMARY:Creative Cuppa
DESCRIPTION:Join the DIASPORA! special of this regular\, friendly creative drop-in space. You will get the chance to imagine\, design and learn and how to make welcoming signage for community spaces. \nNo art or making experience needed. Free light lunch from 11:30 (usually sandwiches with vegetarian and dairy-free options). No booking required. \nFor all ages.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/creative-cuppa/
LOCATION:Knowle West Media Centre\, BS4 1NL
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T120000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260320T080029Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260410T120512Z
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SUMMARY:DIASPORA! Online: The Fight Well Project: Finding Hope & Validation Within Black Women's Health
DESCRIPTION:The Fight Well Project is a theatre show and engagement project exploring the validation and respect of Black women’s bodies within the healthcare system. As part of this work\, Corinne Walker leads a creative workshop specifically for Global Majority women who have experienced negative healthcare outcomes. \nThe session combines writing exercises\, music and discussion to help participants make sense of their experiences in a supportive environment. By sharing stories and using gentle creative prompts\, the workshop aims to form a community rooted in the power of being truly heard and validated. \n\nABOUT CORINNE \nCorinne Walker is a Bristol-based writer\, director\, creative producer and performer working across stage and screen. She creates political yet playful work\, such as her play The Fight Well Project\, which explores the experiences of Black women in the healthcare system and toured to London\, Bristol and Plymouth in 2024. \nA graduate of the Channel 4 New Writers Scheme\, Corinne’s BFI NETWORK-funded film Homegrown has screened at BAFTA and BIFA-qualifying festivals both in the UK and internationally. Her credits also include the BBC New Creatives comedy short Clifford\, and she is an alumna of various prestigious talent programmes\, including We Are Parable’s Momentum and the BFI Network SW New Voices scheme. \n@corinneswalker \n \n\n 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/diaspora-online-the-fight-well-project-finding-hope-validation-within-black-womens-health/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T123000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260320T080044Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260501T085723Z
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SUMMARY:Writing to Resist
DESCRIPTION:A gentle creative writing and journalling workshop exploring identity\, memory\, culture and liberation. Through accessible prompts and grounding wellbeing practices\, participants are invited to process\, imagine and express themselves in a reflective\, culturally aware space. Open to all levels\, it supports people in reconnecting with their stories of resistance and leaving with greater clarity and confidence. \nWhile you’re there\, you’ll have a chance to see CRAZE WORLD\, an exhibition by Bolarinwa Olabisi\, showing at The Snug. \nAbout Lildonia \nLildonia Lawrence is a wellbeing coach\, author and movement practitioner\, whose work sits at the intersection of embodied healing and social justice. With a background in anti-racism\, yoga\, dance and BIPOC wellbeing\, she creates spaces that centre liberation\, cultural heritage and collective care. \nHer practice spans writing workshops\, Mas-inspired movement\, community education and decolonial approaches to wellbeing. Lildonia is also a PhD researcher exploring Caribbean Mas and Carnival as acts of resistance and living archive. \n@lildonia.lawrence \nMust be 18+ \nVenue: The Snug\, Tobacco Factory Cafe Bar\, BS3 1TF \n \n\n 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/writing-to-resist/
LOCATION:The Snug\, Tobacco Factory Cafe Bar\, BS3 1TF
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T160000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260320T080045Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260404T110721Z
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SUMMARY:DIASPORA! Online: What We Inherit\, What We Carry: An Introduction to Systemic Constellations
DESCRIPTION:This participatory workshop led by facilitator\, Katie Despres\, uses Systemic Constellations to explore how family\, culture and histories of migration shape our lives. Moving beyond talk therapy\, the session uses guided exercises to reveal unseen generational patterns and provide fresh perspectives on how we belong in the world. \nParticipants will engage directly with these dynamics in a shared relational space\, gaining clarity on the hidden forces that influence contemporary relationships. To support the group process\, please ensure you can attend the full two-hour session. \nJoining instructions will be sent after sign up. \nABOUT KATIE \nKatie Despres is a Family Constellations facilitator and senior yoga teacher based in Bristol. Her work explores how family\, ancestry and the systems we belong to shape our lives and relationships. She offers workshops\, 1:1 sessions and talks. \n@katiedespresconstellations \nMust be 18+ \n \n\n 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/diaspora-online-what-we-inherit-what-we-carry-an-introduction-to-systemic-constellations/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T201500
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260319T183943Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T141435Z
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SUMMARY:DIASPORA! on Screen
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by film blogger and critic Oreoluwa Ige (Binge God)\, this session features a selection of films from Inaz Hussain (Belong)\, Louise Ndibwirende (Rice at Home) and Jessica Olivia Neill (Green Hills). Each work explores themes of identity\, home and belonging\, and what that means to people with a history of migration. After the screenings\, Ore will chair a brief Q&A with the creators. Book your tickets here. \nVenue: Watershed \nAge: 12+ (under 18s must be accompanied by an adult) \nABOUT OREOLUWA\nOreoluwa Ige is a Bristol-based film critic and blogger with a developing specialism in independent film from filmmakers of marginalised backgrounds across the South West and UK. He regularly shares reviews and hosts events\, and brings that curatorial eye to his role as host for this session.\n@iambingegod \n\nABOUT INAZ\nInaz Hussain is a multifaceted Bangladeshi artist born in Bristol working across film\, photography and documentary. His work highlights stories spanning social justice\, mental health\, identity and community\, with a focus on building connections across backgrounds and generations.\n@inazproductions \n\nABOUT LOUISE\nLouise Ndibwirende is a TEDx and keynote speaker\, multi-award winning equality specialist and documentary director who has spent over a decade driving culture transformation across sectors. Her films Speak Little One and Rice at Home bring authentic stories of lived experience to the screen.\n@/louise__nm_ \n\nABOUT JESSICA\nJessica Olivia Neill is a Bristol-based writer and creative. She has written\, produced and directed two independent\, crowd-funded films: The Escape\, in honour of the memory of her father\, the late Jamaican magician Bunny Neill\, and Green Hills\, about returning with her brother to their childhood home in Jamaica.\n@jessolivianeill
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/diaspora-on-screen/
LOCATION:Watershed\, 1 Canons Road\, Bristol\, BS1 5TX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T213000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260306T124704Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260410T121419Z
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SUMMARY:Un|Earthed - Of Mothers\, Grandmothers & Freedom
DESCRIPTION:Colonial history has wiped many stories off the map. \nIn this one-woman show\, Inez Aponte follows a fragile thread back in time to meet the mothers\, grandmothers and great grandmothers that carried her family to safety and freedom. Mixing tales from Surinam’s oral tradition with family history\, she explores themes of home\, rootedness and belonging. \nMeet an old crone\, shape-shifting animals\, brave friends and magical babies who speak from their mother’s womb. This is a show about finding your name and keeping your name. It is about people enslaved for gold and freed by gold. It is about being Un|Earthed. Book your tickets here. \nVenue: Ashburton Arts Centre\, TQ13 7DT \nAge: 14+ \nCONTENT: This performance contains descriptions of\, or references to\, colonial and domestic violence contextualised within historic\, personal and mythic narrative. \nwww.unearthedshow.com \n 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/unearthed-of-mothers-grandmothers-and-freedom/
LOCATION:Ashburton Arts Centre\, TQ13 7DT
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Festival,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T205000
DTSTAMP:20260507T091135
CREATED:20260323T161028Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260404T110901Z
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SUMMARY:One Foot in the Dark
DESCRIPTION:An exciting new dance-theatre-spoken word collaboration from Divija Melally and Saili Katebe. One Foot In The Dark is an exploration of our known and unknown experiences of identity\, culture and change through text and movement. \nIt comprises a double bill of a solo The Skeleton Is White and duet Six Degrees From Home\, both honest explorations of two artists understanding what it means to navigate through life\, questions and unknowns. Book now. \nAge: 10+ \n@divija_melally\n@theblissfulnomad \nFor access information refer to venue’s website.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/one-foot-in-the-dark-2/
LOCATION:The Wardrobe Theatre\, Bristol\, BS2 0DF
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026
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