In this artist talk, Anthony Gebrehiwot and curator Jeffrey Nye discuss the origins and concepts embedded within the exhibition "Beyond the Veil of Time: Bridging Black Temporalities". Anthony Gebrehiwot’s work challenges our assumptions about temporality, questioning how language, culture, and science have bound human experience to the ticking clock. Drawing on quantum theories and the writing of Rasheedah Phillips, which reveal phenomena beyond the arrow of past - present - future, and African and Afrodiasporic understandings of time as a layered and communal spiral, Gebrehiwot proposes alternative models of existence. His photographs and digital collages bridge futuristic imagery with historical African aesthetics to envision a reality beyond colonial structures of time and identity.

In this artist talk, Dianne Brown-Green shares stories about the relationships between her vibrant artwork and our vital relationship with water and the environment. Joined by curator Jeffrey Nye, the pair discuss her practice, its origins and the concepts embedded within her exhibition familial waters.

Vanessa Dion Fletcher leads a tour of her exhibition Relative Gradient

Emmanuel discusses his practice and the concepts embedded within his exhibition What we tend.