April 21-Aug 21, leading community organisation @SubrangArts in collaboration with Brent Museum & Archives, hosts ‘Roots and Changes - Gujarati Influences.

Brent Museum and Archives
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One of the main objectives of this work is to understand and investigate how Gujarati Cul- ture is understood in the United Kingdom, looking primarily at Brent in London, and how the area has been inhabited by Gujarati culture.
A bridge to the roots... Ardeshar Faramji Khabardar was a poet, well known for expressing his love and pride for Gujarat. @SubrangArts
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Funded by Heritage Lottery fund, this project will combine research (mainly using the method of Oral History interviews), a large exhibition with Audio-Visual display and a season of events for six months.
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Gujaratis are part of a long history of migration from a region that has been shaped by early economic relations in trade, colonialism, educational & professional exchange. The underlying feature of this project is to tell the ‘Gujarati story’ of a successful migration.
From 13Mar-Aug21, @SubrangArts in collaboration with Brent Museum & Archives, hosts ‘Roots and Changes, Gujarati Influences’, a multi-dimensional exhibition and events series, highlighting the influences of the Gujarati diaspora in the UK focussing on the London Borough of Brent.
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