Author: Skin Deep | Skin Deep

Skin Deep Futures

In looking to the future, Skin Deep platforms grassroots collectives that are working in different ways to uplift their communities.

Skin Deep Meets

I Dont Protest, I Just Dance In My Shadow

Jessica Ashman’s short film project is an exploration of belonging and what it means to exist and work in the animation world as a woman of colour. We chat to her about modes of survival and creating confessional art.

Issue 8: Movements

Our latest print issue has finally landed...

Art

Rolling Hills: brand new video from South London duo Sawa-Manga

The premier a visual feast, the debut music video from Sawa-Manga, blurring the line between the realm of visions and the waking day.

Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets Nubya Garcia

We chat to London-based saxophonist Nubya Garcia about building on musical legacies, shaping her sound, and the meaning of hype.

Activism

Issue 8: MOVEMENTS

Help us explore the lesser-known histories of black and brown activism, the movement of bodies to music and across borders, and what moves you and those around you. DEADLINE: 28th May 2018.

Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets Julia Cheng

We talk to Julia Cheng about creating an all-female powerhouse that cultivates honest expression through dance and music.

Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets 47Soul

We chatted to 47Soul about dancehall, borders and creating music of resistance in diaspora.

Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets Young, Gifted and Black

We spoke to the creators of 'Young, Gifted and Black' – their love letter to the next generation of change-makers

Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets poet Selina Nwulu

We talk climate justice, building cross continental solidarity movements, how we can make good eating accessible to everyone, and her role in all this as a poet.

Activism, Skin Deep Meets

Everyday Activism 101

Skin Deep Meets Anna Himali Howard to talk creating handmade political pamphlets in the age of the internet and social media.

Policy, Skin Deep Meets

Skin Deep meets Mona Chalabi

We spoke to Mona Chalabi about the Vagina Dispatches, statistics, crime rates and how data can be a tool for justice.