Скачать или смотреть Podcast Title Idea: The Frontline Textile Art Frequency

Subtitle: Stitching the Sonic Archive of the Black Diaspora
Podcast Description

"The sound system wasn't just a party; it was a classroom. The textile isn't just art; it is a document."

Join Leeds-based visual artist Marcia Brown as she explores the intersection of cloth, culture, and the "Black Telegraph." In this podcast, we go beyond the surface of the Frontline Textile collection— that was featured in the British Library’s landmark exhibition, Beyond the Bassline: 500 Years of Black British Music.
In this podcast, we explore:

The Sound System as a Vehicle: How the towering speaker stacks of the diaspora acted as mobile newsrooms and sanctuaries, carrying the voices and vibrations of a people from the Caribbean to the heart of the UK.
The Black Educators: Honouring the elders, activists, and sound-men who used the rhythm of the bass to teach history, resilience, and identity when the traditional school system failed to do so.
From Leeds to the British Library: Explored the journey of her textiles from the streets of Chapeltown to the national archives. How does a piece of fiber art capture 500 years of musical resistance?
The Ancestral Thread: The pioneers of the Frontline, preserving oral histories before they fade, and translating them into the "visual riddims" of Marcia’s weaving and painting.
Whether you are a lover of Reggae culture, a student of Black British history, or a fan of contemporary textile art, this podcast invites you to listen to the threads of our story.