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50 years on from Arts Britain Ignores: how much has changed for black and Asian artists?

Fifty years after Naseem Khan's pivotal report, the arts community reflects on the ongoing fight for diversity. Despite significant achievements by artists like Frank Bowling and Sonia Boyce, challenges in funding and support persist. Dawn...

The Guardian· Oct 13, 2026 · 7:05 PM · 16 views

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Fifty years after Naseem Khan's pivotal report, the arts community reflects on the ongoing fight for diversity. Despite significant achievements by artists like Frank Bowling and Sonia Boyce, challenges in funding and support persist. Dawn Airey emphasizes the importance of combating racism in the arts as we look to the future.

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