Join me at the next Late at Tate curated by Black Blossoms for an evening down memory lane.

Black Blossoms has chosen to explore the theme of “Flourish,” aiming to celebrate the intersectionality of diasporic identities, and asked me to hold a workshop which I’m so delighted about. Come down for a chat while I look back at memories and get your portraits taken. Be the first to watch my short film, Jet Rewind <<<, which takes a look back into my life growing up and finding lost memories.

Recommended Exhibition View: Abdu’Allah’s series I Wanna Kill Sam Cause He Ain’t My Motherfuckin’ Uncle 1993, printed 2010. 

What to know:

> This will be held at Tate Britain, on 24th March, 2023 from 6pm - 9:30pm.
> This is a drop-in event, which is free to attend and open to all ages.
> For access and venue information, please see Tate Britain’s website.
>  For portraits, I encourage you to bring an item that reminds you of a memory. 
>  My workshop will consist of an open casual workshop, a portrait session, and the screening of my short film Jet Rewind <<< (which has never been seen before).

Bio

Stafi Samaki is multi-hyphenate creative with a focus on image (portraits, archiving & documenting) and casting (specializing in street casting + casting research). Founder of Black in Britain, connecting audiences to anything and everything Black from talent to history by amplifying. She is interested in how memories form who we are and archiving Black history.