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Shade Art Review

Lou Mensah, Anne Kimunguyi, Jelena Sofronijevic

This (Black) Art Life. By Lou Mensah, founder of Shade Podcast.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Lou Mensah

    Founder, Shade Media. I work with museums, galleries, charities and artists on audio projects. Awarded by British Podcast Awards, UK Audio Network, Appel Podcasts, Audio Production Awards.

  • Anne Kimunguyi
  • Jelena Sofronijevic

    Jelena Sofronijevic is a producer, curator, writer, and researcher based in London. Their curatorial projects include Invasion Ecology (2024) and EMPIRE LINES, a podcast which uncovers the unexpected flows of empires through art.

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