Thursday 17th May 2018  7:00 PM

On Thursday, May 17th starting at 7 p.m. LUX Scotland in partnership with the British Council will present the first of four film programmes in our brand-spanning-new Fiona?s Theatre.

Drawing inspiration from "We Suffer to Remain" the first screening named "One Turn of the Revolution" will showcase the seminal film by The Black Audio Film Collective "Handsworth Songs" and Barbadian-born, Glasgow-based artist Alberta Whittle?s experimental film "Sorry Not Sorry."

It will be the first time these important cultural and historically important films will be showcased in The Bahamas and possibly even in the Caribbean in a public forum. The event will start with a short conversation between Nicole Yip, director of LUX Scotland and curator of the programme, Dr Ian Bethell- Bennett, faculty at The University of The Bahamas and NAGB Chief Curator, Holly Bynoe followed by a Q+A.

The film programme will begin at 8 p.m. The event is FREE and open to the public.

Venue:
The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas
West St. & West Hill St.,
Nassau, New Providence
Bahamas

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