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Natural History (Transmission); eight-channel sound, Scandinavian hifi speakers, copper cables, copperplate printing blocks, giclée print, WavePlayer8. Caption 1 H_STORY promising char-d show the goal, as Fate did_; screenprint on cotton fabric dyed with weld, safflower, and pomegranate shell. Vertical Index; giclée prints on Hahnemühle cotton rag paper. Vertical Index; giclée prints on Hahnemühle cotton rag paper. Vertical Index Bowls; bronze, MDF, giclée print on Hahnemühle cotton rag paper. Natural History (Grey Literature); table, stools, grey literature, stone, coral, driftwood, copperplate printing block. Natural History (Winston); single-channel 16mm to 2K transfer, colour, stereo sound, 19’00”. Archival Showcase Event, with material from the Jacqueline Creft Memorial Collection, courtesy of Black Cultural Archives London. Register VI; UV-print, acrylic, and newsprint on claybord, printing block. Natural History (Winston); single-channel 16mm to 2K transfer, colour, stereo sound, 19’00”. Archival Showcase Event. Radio Free Grenada; map-based audio archive accessible online at freegrenada.radio Archival Showcase Event, with material from the Jacqueline Creft Memorial Collection, courtesy of Black Cultural Archives London.
Natural History 
Primary, Nottingham
3rd October - 28th November, 2026

Rooted in an extended period of visual and auditory research into the Grenada Revolution (1979–1983), the exhibition draws on photographic archives, personal correspondence, audio recordings, textile craft, and 16mm film to reckon with an open-ended retelling of one of the most consequential, and overlooked, episodes of the Black Power era.


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A version of the exhibition was on view concurrently at Andréhn-Schiptjenko Paris.