Manoeuvres, Power [at] Play

Artificial Intelligence (A.I) is here. It's been here far longer than you would expect and more integrated into your daily life than you know. Ranging from hyper-personalisation ...

So, what happens when all the diaspora are called back? We are joined by Kirstie Kwarteng, a PhD candidate at SOAS, University of London researching migration and development, Afr...

The great equaliser arrived (Covid-19) and the relationship between artists, venues & the government changed. All of the venues closed, creators, for the most part, adapted and...

With life experience in, Hong Kong, UK and Canada, Mo-Ling takes a more personal insight into the official ceremony linked to the rise of capitalism surrounded by communist ideals ...

With insight from Nine Yamamoto; Artist, Researcher and Activist, we delve into the surprising global allyship of non-black and brown people from around the world echoing #BlackLiv...

In our most recent Manoeuvres with Nigel Stewart, Founder of Centre of Pan African Thought, we discuss the 5th Pan African Congress’ mobilisation of grass-root initiatives, the 196...

This year Facebook turns 16 years old, the legal age of adulthood. Oliver Conner, graced us with his ethnographic insights into how the internet and social media changed has impac...

This episode Mikael Calandra Achode, Founder of Crudo Volta, independent designer/filmmaker within the music industry and Lecturer on BA (Hons) Graphic Communication Design course ...

On the back of developing his most recent project, Circa.Solar, an antidote to our modern obsession with time, Ted takes us back to 1765, when John Harrison won the Longitude prize...

There is no better way to kick off the series than with Philip Howe, an independent writer and researcher, who breaks down the build-up to one of the most contentious murders of a ...