Projects to Date

Style in my DNA

2018 – Now

Style In My DNA: Celebrating 70 Years of Caribbean Fashion Influence in Britain – Exclusive Photography, Illustrations, and Memoirs by Lorna Holder, First Black Fashion Graduate of Nottingham Trent Polytechnic, now Nottingham Trent University. Explore the Impact of Caribbean Culture on the UK Fashion Scene from 1948 to Present.

Editorial From Esquire

Jamaica Hidden Histories

(2012-2015) Exhibitions /Education resource/documentaries

The Jamaica Hidden Histories project presented an important opportunity to unearth and communicate valuable knowledge for diverse communities to understand Jamaica’s distinctive cultural identity and links to Britain.

RGS Print Store – Iconic images and maps of travel and geographical discovery of the photographer Sir Harry Johnston

Archival images by Sir Harry Johnstone used for the Jamaica Hidden Histories project can be purchase for contemporary home and office spaces.

Hanging Out: Then and Now

(2010-2012) Exhibitions/documentary/book

The project focus is on the immense changes that occurred in popular and social culture by young people during the 1950’s and 1960’s. The aim is to bring this period to life through an exploration of the fashions, music, sport, film and entertainment of that time.

Building Bridges

(2008) Documentary/education pack

The experiences of the host community in seeing large groups of Caribbean people arriving in Britain after the 2nd World War.

Moving Out

(2007) Stage plays/documentary/educational resource

The contributions that Caribbean people made to industries in Nottingham during the 1950s/60s.

The Ones We Left Behind

(2006). Stage plays/exhibition/education resource

The impact on loved ones left behind because of the decisions Caribbean and other migrant communities made in leaving their homelands.

Living Under One Roof

(2003-2009) Stage plays/ documentaries/exhibitions/education resources

Caribbean migrants arriving in Britain for the first time in large groups during the Windrush era and the tensions and celebrations of communal living.

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