Immersive London Live Art Event To Feature Knoel Scott Of The Sun Ra Arkestra

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This immersive event combines performance art, live music, choreography, film, and installation-based visual practice within a unified spatial environment.

The work challenges traditional separation between disciplines, positioning audience members inside an evolving audiovisual composition.

Led by disabled Black British artist Geisha Davis, the event foregrounds inclusion, accessibility, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, with both emerging and internationally established artists participating.

The event will bring together internationally recognised performers, disabled artists and emerging creatives for an evening of live music, performance art, dance and visual art. It is intended as the launch of an ongoing programme taking place every four months, creating paid opportunities for artists while providing free access to high-quality arts experiences for the community.

As a disabled Black British artist and Creative Director, I am passionate about creating accessible opportunities for artists and audiences alike

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