Goldsmith College, London
Birkbeck College
Student with Chair and Paintings
Sylvian Chevereau, Head Chef, Harrow School
Head chef at Harrow Shool
Jack Young, Peter Hedley, Sam Collins, Harrow School
Alumni from Harrow School in Follow Up Magazine
DCMS
Lecturer, Goldsmiths College, London
Andrew Barnett, Director of Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in London.
Student and Checks
Dance dept, Goldsmiths College, London
In a Lift - Student, Goldsmiths College, London
Drama, Goldsmiths College, London
Woman, Lights and Salmon Pink Wall
Woman, Brick Wall & Notice Board, Goldsmiths College, London
Jagdip Jagpal - Director at Indian Art Fair
Jagdip Jagpal - Director at Indian Art Fair
Taken for Department of Culture Media and Sport
Kentake Chinyelu-Hope, Creative producer
entaké Chinyelu-Hope is a pioneering cultural producer and Hip Hop activist.
She is the founder of Bamboo Sword, a Hip Hop production and development agency specialising in bespoke programming for festivals, venues and digital media.
Kentaké has worked collaboratively within the cultural sector for over 15 years, delivering strong creative leadership and youth focused insight to innovative and impactful campaigns.
In 1999, in a progression from youth and community work, Kentaké developed a model for what became the world’s first city-wide, cross art-form, sustained Hip Hop festival. The London Hip Hop Festival in 2000 and 2001 established a collective approach to profiling Hip Hop culture, achieving a ground breaking and inspirational event. This month long campaign is renowned as the first city wide Hip Hop festival in the world, influencing the development of Hip Hop festivals in other major cities.
Man & Green Door, Goldsmiths College, London
Alumni, Harrow School, Follow Up Magazine
Alumni from Harrow School
People in environmental setting: work and play
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