Essential information
| Type | Workshops |
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| Date and times | This event has now passed |
| Prices | Free |
Open Waves is a unique, free wellbeing session series for participants aged 25-45 from African Caribbean communities. These sessions ran on Saturday 5 April and Saturday 10 May 2025.
Participants engaged with a variety of objects that aren't on display and responded to them through collective music-making practices, all while focusing on wellbeing.
These sessions offered an introduction to both traditional and contemporary music-making methods, creating a welcoming space for adults to connect, learn, and nurture their creative side.
Co-produced by Everyone's A Singer CIC and Royal Museums Greenwich, 'Open Waves' invites you to experience collective music practices led by Jasmine Kahlia, a talented audiovisual artist renowned for her creative contributions to the UK arts sector.
About Jasmine Kahlia
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Jasmine Kahlia is an outstanding Audiovisual Artist who specialises in live looping and beatboxing. Jasmine has written literature pieces in English and Spanish and spends time living between London and Barcelona.
Jasmine has contributed significantly to the UK arts sector since 2016 in many capacities and has been platformed by some of the largest arts institutions across England including Britten Pears Arts, Resonance FM, Rich Mix, Southbank Royal Festival Hall, London Metropolitan Archives, New Diorama Theatre, Theatre Deli, British Council, UAL, Sage and BALTIC Gateshead, BMusic, Lighthouse Arts Centre, Sound UK and Alexandra Palace, amongst others.
Jasmine has proved her excellence within Live Looping, Film-making and Literature and has had work archived at Iniva, London Metropolitan Archives and Wellcome Collection among many more.
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