Paul Reid is the first Director of Black Cultural Archives, which is located in the centre of Brixton, London and founded in 1981. The Black Cultural Archives’ mission is to collect, preserve and celebrate the heritage and history of Black people in Britain. They opened the UK’s first dedicated Black heritage centre in Brixton, London in July 2014. The Centre has an unparalleled archive collection offering insight into the history of people of African and Caribbean descent in Britain. Paul Reid is the Director of the organisation and heritage centre.
Every now and then you press the button and instantly have a good feeling. This was the case when I took this photography of Alison Goldfrapp while performing at Glastonbury Festival, The West Holts Stage 2014.
The empty screeching late night tube train collides through its tunnels with ear piercing velocity. The empty seats until the lonely musician gets on board for his journey. Another thankless gig no doubt, playing to a half caring audiences unaware of the struggles and the rip-off venues. He looks despondent, but no doubt tomorrow he will continue his search for his personal Babylon.
Irregular Frequencies 