Visual artist Amanda Holiday is constantly reinventing herself. Followers of Diversity Business will remember her name and work from the ‘Creative Goddesses from the African Diaspora’ series in which she described herself as a Creative Polymath. (See link below). In this recorded interview, Amanda talks about the works of art that have inspired her new collection […]
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It certainly has been a merry month of May. Kicking off with the May Day celebrations in Medway followed by the feverishly pitched but joyous royal wedding and still plenty more festivities to come in my part of the world before the month is over. A few words about the royal wedding which has
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Over the years, Diversity Business has been proud to share the uplifting stories of so many inspiring women who are changing the way we do business. Through their own innovation and ingenuity they are breaking the rules to create a more heart-centred, inclusive business environment. As part of International Women’s Day celebrations on 8th March,
Past & Present – Nadia Denton’s Extensive Tour of Black Heritage & Culture Read More »
Nadia Denton’s specially researched tour gives an overview of the African presence in 17th and 18th Century Europe as represented in a number of high quality works. Europe during this period was on the cusp of massive change with much social, religious and economic upheaval. The period saw the Scientific Revolution and Age of Enlightenment.
The African Gaze – African Heritage within V&A’s Europe 1600 – 1815 Galleries Read More »
If you are able to listen to a live reading of Imruh Bakari’s ‘Travelling Miles with You’, you will gain a taste of what his new collection of poems ‘Without Passport or Apology’ is about. In the title and the rhythmic phrasing of the reading is encompassed the recurrent themes of travel, music and
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There are shows that you prepare to review, genuinely not knowing what to expect. Then you appear at the venue, and you see Joseph Marcell, the Shakespearian actor and his wife. He of course is better known for his role as Geoffrey in the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. A few seats away, from Marcell
Black Heroes of Kent – An Evening of Pure Joy and Edutainment. Read More »
First-time stall-holder, Sarah Finn was delighted at the response to her business when she took part in the Hoo Psychic, Health and Beauty Fair in the summer and has already made plans to return. Sarah recently started her new business ‘Time to Sparkle’ selling Nu Skin, a range of health and beauty products from her
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When Dee Stringer decided to set up her own clinic providing holistic massage therapies to treat conditions such as Lymphoedema, after many years serving as a clinical nurse with the army and then the NHS, she never expected to feel so fulfilled and in line with her calling. “I love connecting with people and taking
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Since the launch of the Hand- Made and Pamper Fair in Hoo, Medway first appeared in Diversity Business Magazine two years ago, the event has gone psychic and reinvented itself as the Psychic, Health and Beauty Fair as our reporter found out on a recent visit. Though essentially the range of crafts, products and services
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