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Writing back to power
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Bishop's Avenue, Fulham, London, SW6 6EA
About
An exhibition of archival research, film, poetry and creative responses explores Fulham Palace’s links with colonialism and transatlantic slavery.
Young people from Parent Action Resource Centre co-curated this exhibition using the Fulham Papers at Lambeth Palace Library. They worked with PhD student Eleanor Hex, storyteller Grace Quansah and filmmaker Jair Tavares to explore the Church of England’s role in colonialism and to interpret the voices of enslaved people. The exhibition is in Bishop Terrick’s drawing room from26October to29November2026. Exact daily opening hours and separate admission terms are not established.
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