2023
Is There Anybody Out There?’ – a documentary which takes a refreshing approach to investigating Ableism in the 21st century, Interview, Disability Arts Online
Excavating the Body - A review of Ashanti Harris’ short film Black Gold for the Michael O’Pray Prize
Island Time, Scotland and Venice
Glasgow Short Film Festival, Film Essay, Flores del Otro Patio, Yarokamena, and Neighbour Abdi.
2022
Between the Myths and Memories, David Livingstone Birthplace Museum Commission
Between the Myths and Memories is a pamphlet and repository for two commissioned works by Clementine Ewokolo Burnley and Natasha Thembiso Ruwona which premiered at the October 2022 event Our Stories Between the Myths and Memories, a partnership between David Livingstone Birthplace Museum and The Skinny.
Scottish Black History as Hauntology, Hauntologies as Ecologies in (Un)Learning Through Architecture, Architecture Fringe, Available here
WIP, Rest Care + Festivals, Developed for Live Art in Scotland Festivals Forum event, Summerhall
Drink in the Beauty review, Nothing Personal Issue 2, Available here
2021
locating maritime memories; bodily movements, bodily moments, Grin: Expectations of Generosity, Available here
A response and continued conversation to theatre production Grin directed by Mele Broomes in collaboration with Kemono L.Riot, Divine Tasinda and Levent Nyembo. Community-building, refusals, friendship, support and networks of care grounds the development of Grin. This is a reflection of the Black experience in Scotland.
Review of Faya Dayi, Hyperallergic
What has not yet come: On climate crisis, colonialism, displacement, and ancestral inheritance in This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection, Early Career Critics Workshop, Berwick Film Festival