THE HUGE contribution made to music and culture by Black British musical families provides the focus for Barbican Music Library’s exhibition
THE HUGE contribution made to music and culture by Black British musical families provides the focus for Barbican Music Library’s next free exhibition, opening later this month.is a photographic exhibition curated by the Black Music Coalition, which represents Black music executives and professionals, and was established in 2020 to challenge and raise awareness of racism affecting Black executives and professionals in the UK music industry.
The exhibition has received support from Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and the Black Music Coalition’s creative partner, Studio BLUP. “Exhibitions at the Barbican Music Library are always engaging and I am sure that, both, in its presentation and potential to inspire, ‘Black British Dynasties in Music: A Family Affair’will prove to be very popular during its three-month run.”
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