# Isaac Julien

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Recovering enslaved peoples' perspectives from archives, literature, and art

Henry Louis Gates, Jr in conversation with Isaac Julien and LSE's Imaobong Umoren.

Recovering enslaved peoples' perspectives from archives, literature, and art

Henry Louis Gates, Jr in conversation with Isaac Julien and LSE's Imaobong Umoren.

Recovering enslaved peoples' perspectives from archives, literature, and art

Henry Louis Gates, Jr in conversation with Isaac Julien and LSE's Imaobong Umoren.

Recovering enslaved peoples' perspectives from archives, literature, and art

Henry Louis Gates, Jr in conversation with Isaac Julien and LSE's Imaobong Umoren.

Recovering enslaved peoples' perspectives from archives, literature, and art

Henry Louis Gates, Jr in conversation with Isaac Julien and LSE's Imaobong Umoren.

Isaac Julien: The Baer Faxt Live from London 2025

Sir Isaac Julien CBE RA, filmmaker and installation artist, sat down with The Baer Faxt’s Founder and CEO Josh Baer for the second edition of The Baer Faxt Live from London 2025, recorded live during Frieze week. Tune in to hear insights from Isaac Julien on how personal history intersects with…

Isaac Julien

Robert meets Sir Isaac Julien at Victoria Miro gallery in London to explore 4 decades of making art. We also meet Julien’s long term collaborator Mark Nash to explore his major five-screen film installation All That Changes You. Metamorphosis, 2025 and new photographic works.  All That Changes You.…

A brush with... Lorna Simpson

Lorna Simpson talks to Ben Luke about her influences—from writers to musicians, film-makers and, of course, other artists—and the cultural experiences that have shaped her life and work. Simpson was born in Brooklyn, New York, 1960. Her conceptual approach to photography, and image-making more wide…

Rico Norwood – A Quare Gaze

I’m in conversation with Rico Norwood, who opens our conversation with a beautiful and important introduction to Isaac Julien’s seminal film Looking for Langston. As well as doing more justice to Looking for Langston’s importance than I could, we open with this introduction because Rico flags an im…

Does the discovery of a 'talkie' made in 1926 change cinema history?

News broke today of a discovery which may rewrite cinematic history. In 1926 Scottish playwright Graham Moffat's film - Till the Bells Ring - using pioneering audio technology which allowed sound and pictures to be synchronised, was premiered in Edinburgh. For decades, Alan Crossland’s 1927 film…