'BRIXTON HOUSE continues to centre community cohesion, activism, and the enduring love for meaningful change,' says Gbolahan Obisesan
South London venue to premiere acclaimed visual artist and poet Julianknxx's powerful and stunning art film‘BRIXTON HOUSE continues to centre community cohesion, activism, and the enduring love for meaningful change,’ says the organisations Artistic Director and Joint CEO Gbolahan Obisesan ahead of the premiere of Black Corporeal (Breathing by NumbersThe film is an artistic response which highlights the disproportionate impact of air pollution in inner city London.
Julianknxx says: “This film explores the oppressive circumstances placed on Black folks and the working-class, who are often forced to live in congested and often highly polluted pockets of our city. The special screenings will take place in the main theatre space at Brixton House from October 5 – 7 and will be shown each night alongside live performances in which Julianknxx and guests expose and respond to the multiple realities of Black life in London and their relationships with the built environment that holds them.
Obisesan added: “Julian approached Brixton House to support the making and realisation of Breathing by Numbers.