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Published WordsNeelam Tailor For years, Kadeen Brown has been immersed in London’s grassroots jam scene, attending nights across the city. Her project “The Pride in the Panther” centers the young Londoners pushing the scene forwards and building spaces for creative communities to grow. She tells Neelam Tailor how the project celebrates the resilient, pioneering Black Londoners who came before them, as well as the tight-knit communities being forged in the city’s grassroots scene today.

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Published WordsMaisie Skidmore Tattoo artist Elliott Pittam is shifting his focus from the body to the canvas, and falling in love with color in the process. His pieces distill the good, the bad and the ugly of modern life in the city into a series of cinematic scenes. As he prepares to open his first solo show, he tells writer Maisie Skidmore about the characters he loves in London’s daily theatre.

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