Upon arriving in London without speaking English, she turned humble jobs into a food business offering Colombian flavours and opportunities to the Latin community. She later opened a restaurant that became a meeting point where culture, identity and mutual support come together to enrich the city. (The Prisma memoirs). […]
Multiculture
Art, memory and identity: resisting through the stage
Censorship, hostility or repression against the homosexual community or immigrants are realities that exist in British and Spanish society. Talking about it is not always easy, but with art, many things are possible and more effective.
“The vanishing point”: migration and struggle in Iran
Since the 2009 protests, the Iranian people have become bolder and more desperate to challenge the increasingly repressive regime. Woman Life Freedom is a deeply-rooted movement, which will succeed against the patriarchal religious regime, without the ‘help’ of Trump and Netanyahu’s bombs.
The echo of intolerance: The hunt for immigrants resurges
Operations like ‘Go Home’, which a decade ago sought to curb immigration through campaigns of intimidation, find their echo in new government offensives today. The same nightmare remains current: aggressive, costly policies of questionable effectiveness. The Memories of The Prisma enable this retrospective view. Virginia Moreno Molina According […]
The identity paradox: fragmentation in the global era
In the face of global homogenisation, identity is resurging strongly in two opposing forms: exclusionary ultra-nationalism and the multicultural demands of minorities, creating a crossroads between dialogue and exclusion. Claudio Chipana Gutiérrez It is not just globalisation but migration, and the very rapid increase in the role of […]
















