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📚 The British Council’s Study UK Alumni Awards 2027 are [...]

Last night, we celebrated the opening of the Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield showcase, a culmination of the creative exchange between designers Renata Brenha, Chido Kaseke, Solome Asfaw, Karoline Vitto, Bettydora Atieno & YAKU. Visit us at Studio Smithfield today to see the works in person, chat with the designers in their studio and take a look into their creative process. Open 11am-5pm at 1 East Poultry Avenue, London, EC1A 9PT. Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield is delivered in partnership with @britisharts @thisisprojekt & @paulsmithsfoundation

Introducing Chido Kaseke of PatCh Zimbabwe , one of six delegate designers taking part in the Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield residency. Through PatCh, Chido Kaseke is known for handcrafted accessories that celebrate Zimbabwean artistry with confidence and refinement. Her work centres identity, meticulous craft and the belief that locally inspired design can speak powerfully to the world. Currently based at Studio Smithfield, Chido’s final outcome will be part of the Open Studio, which offers a unique opportunity to step inside the designers’ shared workspace and experience the ideas, collaborations and creative outcomes developed throughout the residency. Free tickets for the Open Studio can be got through the link in bio. Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield is delivered in partnership with

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Now two weeks into the London leg of the Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield residency, designers Solome Asfaw (@xufan_wear), Chido Kaseke (@patch_maoko_ezim) and Bettydora Aiteno (@atientostudio) have spent time in the studio working on their final outcomes, headed to the King’s Foundation with designer & weaver Ruth Kent learning about weaving, begun financing sessions with Vikram Menon, owner of Fashionex Limited & Met with Sir Paul to recieve a guided tour of Paul Smith HQ on Kean Street. Stay tuned as we share more from the designer’s time in London! Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield is delivered in partnership with @britisharts @thisisprojekt & @paulsmithsfoundation

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[MAGNETIC 4 LAUREATE] 🌐 As part of Magnetic 4 @capcmusee will be welcoming @tom_kkemp, an artist based in London, England. 💭 “I would like to develop The Fifth Fire, a game where players negotiate with fire that refuses to burn—halting all combustion globally. This open-ended game explores climate, labor, and the Pyrocene through collaborative storytelling. Bordeaux’s fire history (e.g colonial, industrial, wildfires) will inform the game, which would also involve local stakeholders (e.g firefighters, historians, engineers) in play sessions” 👤 Tom K Kemp employs roleplaying game design, animation and filmmaking to tell collaborative stories about complexity and the humans who constitute it. 🎨 He has exhibited at La Casa Encendida, Madrid, EYE Filmmuseum, Amsterdam, Quad, Derby and the

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What happens when artists and academics meet in the most geographically and historically rich regions in Pakistan? As an effort to explore and document the lower region of Swat, a chef, a photographer, an illustrator and anthropologist got together to form the Wild Grains and Sacred Herbs Residency program. The images are snippets of our journey. We will be posting more on this space to share the findings of our collaborative efforts. The topics will include: local produce, foraging, local food culture, Buddhist heritage, anthropology, and more! Stay tuned! 📷 1. Turnip pulled out from a farm 2. Turnips at the Swat bazaar 3. Cabbage pakoras 4. Amlok dara stupa 5. Up close. Looks like a interstellar control unit ngl. 6. Views from inside, Ghumbat Balo Kali 7. 🌹💅 8. Wild blackberries 9. Wa

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TAKING SPACE: ADDIS NEW DEFINITIONS Who gets to define the future of African fashion? Created in Addis Ababa, Taking Space: Addis is a Fashion Scout editorial exploring the designers, makers and creative communities shaping contemporary Ethiopian fashion through their own distinct perspectives, practices and ideas. For the third chapter of the series, Fashion Scout spotlights two designers whose work challenges conventional definitions of fashion, luxury and contemporary African creativity. Founded by Solome Kiflu, @xufan_wear operates at the intersection of Ethiopian craftsmanship, digital culture and Afro-futurism. Combining function-inspired silhouettes, cinematic storytelling and futuristic streetwear aesthetics, the brand creates wearable narratives exploring identity, individuality a

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𝓝𝓪𝓽𝓾𝓻𝓮 𝓚𝔀𝓮𝓷𝓣𝓸𝓾𝓻: island-urban showcase A cross-cultural showcase of collective works from across the Nature KwenTour program. To close the project, Green Lions and Lokal Lab will arrange a 3-day joint showcase across both London and Siargao. Presenting collective outputs from across the program including the August nature walks, digital storytelling workshops, discussions, and the digital archive, the showcase will centre the voices of Siargaonon youth and London’s pan-Asian diaspora. By mapping out the transnational dialogues built as well as the knowledge exchanged throughout Nature KwenTour, this showcase invites audiences to engage with the digital archive, reflect on local-global challenges, and explore how creative storytelling and technology can inspire more grounded,