Saturday 4th December 2021
Haramacy
— The Trinity CentreAn evening of multi arts performances prescribed by artists from BIPOC communities
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Haramacy acts as catalyst for cross-cultural engagement for artists from Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities.
It creates a space for BIPOC artists to collaborate and create works that explore intersectional social issues (race, gender, class, and ethnicity) that exist within their communities and those of their peers.
Haramacy is comprised of an online residency program and an evening of multi arts performances hosted at the Trinity Centre in Bristol; bringing together sound, light, visual, dance, words, and more to celebrate outsider narratives.
The title Haramacy, is an amalgamation of the Arabic word ‘haram’, meaning indecent or forbidden, and the English word ‘pharmacy’, implying a safe, trustworthy space that prescribes the antidote to ailments caused by intersectional, social issues.
Now in its 3rd edition, Haramacy is presented by COMMUN in London, Bristol, and Birmingham to advocate for higher BIPOC participation in the Arts.
All attendees to live music and club events will need to show one of the below for entry:
Proof of a negative PCR/lateral flow test, taken no more than 48hrs before the event or
a COVID-19 vaccine pass.
Please present your negative test result (NHS text, email, or app), or COVID-19 vaccine pass (NHS app), to security on request.
It creates a space for BIPOC artists to collaborate and create works that explore intersectional social issues (race, gender, class, and ethnicity) that exist within their communities and those of their peers.
Haramacy is comprised of an online residency program and an evening of multi arts performances hosted at the Trinity Centre in Bristol; bringing together sound, light, visual, dance, words, and more to celebrate outsider narratives.
The title Haramacy, is an amalgamation of the Arabic word ‘haram’, meaning indecent or forbidden, and the English word ‘pharmacy’, implying a safe, trustworthy space that prescribes the antidote to ailments caused by intersectional, social issues.
Now in its 3rd edition, Haramacy is presented by COMMUN in London, Bristol, and Birmingham to advocate for higher BIPOC participation in the Arts.
All attendees to live music and club events will need to show one of the below for entry:
Proof of a negative PCR/lateral flow test, taken no more than 48hrs before the event or
a COVID-19 vaccine pass.
Please present your negative test result (NHS text, email, or app), or COVID-19 vaccine pass (NHS app), to security on request.
