The Barbican's music library is hosting a free exhibition titled ‘Black Sound London’, which explores a century of black music in London. The exhibition traces the cultural evolution starting from the Southern Syncopated Orchestra's arrival in 1919 to contemporary artists like Central Cee. It features a detailed timeline, a map of significant music venues, and various artifacts. Curated by Lloyd Bradley, the exhibition sheds light on the contributions of musicians, writers, and activists to British black culture, and runs until July 19, 2025, with daily access except Sundays.
The exhibition ‘Black Sound London’ chronicles a century of black music in London, highlighting the influence of various artists and cultural exchanges.
Curated by Lloyd Bradley, the exhibition features a timeline and music hotspot map, showcasing the progress of British black culture over the years.
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