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Jayson Mansaray is a journalist, presenter and commentator who specialises in arts, culture and entertainment based London, United Kingdom. He has reported & presented at the Oscars multiple times, Cannes Film Festival & several London Fashion weeks among many others. He has appeared on air as a presenter for BBC2 (alongside Kirsty Wark), and as reporter and commentator for London Live, BBC London 94.9, BBC World Service, BBC5live, TRT World, Reuters television and Euronews to name a few. With particular expertise in arts, culture & entertainment he can work across TV, radio, online & social media with a proven ability to work under pressure & to tight deadlines in rolling news environments, in studio, remotely & carry programmes as a presenter.
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Olivier Awards: Sarah Snook and Nicole Scherzinger win but Sunset Boulevard tops award count
Sunset Boulevard emerged as the big winner at the Olivier Awards, securing seven awards including Best Actor and Best Actress in a Musical for Tom Francis and Nicole Scherzinger. Sarah Snook won Best Actress for her role in The Picture Of Dorian Gray, while Mark Gatiss took home Best Actor for The Motive And The Cue. The awards ceremony, hosted by Hannah Waddingham at London's Royal Albert Hall, also saw Stranger Things: The First Shadow and Dinosaur World Live among the winners. The event celebrated achievements in theatre, with notable wins for productions like Vanya, Guys & Dolls, and Innocence.
Towner Eastbourne: Grayson Perry, ‘Map of Nowhere’, 2008, and Barbara Walker, ‘Burden of Proof’ 2022
Towner Eastbourne, an art gallery in Eastbourne, UK, is hosting the Turner Prize in its centenary year of 2023. The gallery features Barbara Walker's charcoal wall drawings 'Burden of Proof', depicting individuals affected by the Windrush scandal, and Grayson Perry's 'Map of Nowhere', a large etching inspired by historical maps. The Ravilious Gallery within Towner Eastbourne displays prints by various artists and houses an art library. Walker's work critiques the UK government's treatment of Commonwealth citizens, while Perry's work invites viewers to explore psychological and cultural landscapes.
Headsets that show the effects of art on the brain to be toured at UK galleries
Headsets connected to EEG monitors will be toured at UK museums and galleries to visualize brainwaves in real-time, showing the impact of art on the brain. This initiative by Art Fund aims to boost museum visits post-pandemic. The technology, developed by The Mill and interactive artist Seph Li, has been used at the Courtauld Gallery, demonstrating the brain's response to art by Vincent van Gogh, Èdouard Manet, and Paul Cézanne. Dr. Ahmad Beyh from Rutgers University suggests art could have long-term positive effects on the brain, though more research is needed.
Steve McQueen says new film about Nazi-occupied Amsterdam is 'a call to arms'
Sir Steve McQueen's new four-hour documentary, 'Occupied City', inspired by his wife Bianca Stigter's book, juxtaposes present-day Amsterdam with its history under Nazi occupation to serve as a 'call to arms' against the rise of fascism. Premiering at the London Film Festival, McQueen discusses the film's relevance to current political discourse, implicitly criticizing recent comments by Home Secretary Suella Braverman and the dangers of right-wing populism. The film aims to remind audiences of past atrocities and encourage vigilance in the political landscape, with McQueen expressing optimism about the British public's ability to discern truth from lies. 'Occupied City' is set for release in Spring 2024.
Obama-produced biopic explores legacy of civil rights movement leader
A new biopic produced by Barack and Michelle Obama, streaming on Netflix, explores the legacy of Bayard Rustin, a key civil rights activist and mentor to Martin Luther King Jr. The film delves into how Rustin's sexuality and political affiliations affected his historical recognition. Rustin, a gay man with ties to the Communist Party, faced significant challenges and erasure despite his pivotal role in organizing the 1963 March on Washington. The biopic, featuring Colman Domingo as Rustin, highlights the broader issues of respectability politics within the civil rights movement. Commentary from figures like Jendella Benson and Gary Younge provides additional context on the complexities faced by activists like Rustin and Claudette Colvin.
This year the Royal Academy celebrates its 250th Summer Exhibition and artist Grayson Perry takes the helm to coordinate the world's longest running and largest open-submission show. Presented by Kirsty Wark and Jayson Mansaray the programme comes from the very glamorous private view and goes behind the scenes of the Academy as it prepares for its annual artistic extravaganza. Grayson in his role as chief coordinator celebrates the democracy of the exhibition with the theme of Art Made Now and creates a room of fun dedicated to pieces he finds amusing.
Jayson Mansaray on Soho's Iconic Status in Counter Culture
Jayson Mansaray reflects on Soho's cultural and historical significance, particularly its association with counter culture. He discusses his personal experiences with Soho Radio and the underground arts event 'A Clodhopper.' Mansaray touches on Soho's past, including its risque side and figures like Pamela Green and Paul Raymond who shaped its adult entertainment industry. He notes the changes in Soho, such as the closure of iconic venues and the regeneration efforts by Soho Estates and Westminster Council, which have sparked controversy and resistance from groups like Save Soho, supported by celebrities like Stephen Fry and Benedict Cumberbatch.
The Brexit wardrobe at London Fashion Week Tuesday, September 18, 2018 - 01:59 Britain's pending exit from the European Union on March 29 has not translated into gloomy looks on the catwalks with designers showing bright lines and detailing at London Fashion Week. Jayson Mansaray reports.
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