Activity:
Emoji Challenge
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Client:
Hospital Rooms 2021
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Self portrait emojis by workshop participants
Members of the Roehampton Community Shed lend a hand with our sign. Local residents and shop owners at Portswood Place were the best and most helpful neighbours.
The Nude Gallery POP-UP
Oct - Dec 2019
In 2019 Ubuntu Museum leased a disused shop on The Atlon Estate in Roehampton, South West London.
We offered free tours of The Nude Gallery and workshops to all locals including school groups and after school clubs. Over 400 locals visited our pop-up.
Testimonial
"Fantastic use of this space! Amazing exhibit: informative, affirming and inspirational. Nice to see myself and my culture represented in everyday objects."
O.F.
Dene Lyon
"I was so impressed. Clear to understand, great pictures. It should be taken around schools and clubs."
Chuck
"Very interesting and engaging! We should invest in and celebrate our culture."
Lea Johnson
"Absolutely amazing how little things people don’t think about have been brought to everyone’s attention concerning things that black people have not been considered for. Before coming here, I was naïve to all this. So I think it’s great to see!"
Katey Johnson
"Very thought provoking and a great celebration of change – at last. Long may it continue!"
T.K.
"It’s a great thing you are doing for Roehampton."
Mistere, Aged 9
I liked this as there were things to do and she (Jackie) was kind. The display is amazing – teaching is fantastic
Visitor, Aged 10
I love this place because I learnt so much and it makes you stop and see what people had to do to make things fair. I am 10.
Liz Mun
What a hidden gem! And so many ideas I hadn’t even realised before in my little bubble. Hoping that this is just the start for you, Jackie and The Nude Gallery.
Iori Harries
The exhibition is highly thought-provoking and eye opening. Everyone should see it.
Pat Blower
Really great, thought provoking art space. Nice to see something happening in this part of Roehampton
O. Lambert
Very interesting exhibition! I had never thought about plaster colours before. Surprising how many daily items were not made in suitable colours for all of us.
50 Shades of Make-Up Workshop
A drop-in workshop with demonstrations and make-up tips from former Fashion Fair make-up artist. (Fashion Fair was the first international prestige cosmetics brand for darker skin tones).
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An evening of make overs and discussions about Rihanna, Fenty Beauty and the revolution of makeup for all skin tones
