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InterviewMusic
Jazz musician Daniel Casimir: ‘I’m not setting out to be an activist but it has become that way’
...These Days also includes three related “Interlude” tracks which feature the Guyanese-born poet John Agard reading his Caribbean-accented lyrics over Casimir’s hyperactive plucked bass: “Me not no Oxford...
March 26, 2024
ReviewVisual Arts
Women in Revolt! review — politics and art fail to fuse at Tate Britain
...Brenda Agard’s “Portrait of Black Women” sensitively unfolds resilience and diversity, counteracting racist assumptions....
November 11, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Q&AThe Questionnaire
John Agard: ‘To this day I treat dogs with a certain circumspection’
...“Windrush Child” by John Agard with illustrations by Sophie Bass is published by Walker Books; renaissanceone.co.uk Follow @FTMag on Twitter to find out about our latest stories first...
July 2, 2022
Summer Books 2022
Best summer books of 2022: Children’s books
...When Creature Met Creatureby John Agard and Satoshi Kitamura, Scallywag Press £12.99 Guyanese-born Agard and Japanese-born Kitamura provide text and illustrations respectively for a charming picture book...
June 26, 2022
Books of the Year 2018
Best books of 2018: Poetry
..., John Agard strikes back with these cleverly crafted parables of an outsider....
November 23, 2018
FT Magazine
‘Britain doesn’t know how blessed it is’
...Agard, 68, has used alchemy in a melting pot of language for more than 40 years now....
May 4, 2018
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FirstFT
Daily briefing: Iran decision day, NY’s Schneiderman quits, ‘Modicare’
...(FT) Video of the day Entrances and exits: the poetry of Brexit John Agard explores the UK’s split with the EU through the mysteries of the shopping aisle and the vegetable diaspora. (FT)...
May 8, 2018
FT Magazine
Poetry in motion
...She loves the work of British-Guyanese poets such as John Agard, David Dabydeen and Marc Matthews, and her rollicking children’s poetry is tinged by Louise Bennett and Amina Blackwood-Meeks of Jamaica....
June 15, 2012

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