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Alva Wilson

A Black History Month retrospective of fashion, music and social changes in the 1980's by Visual artist/milliner Alva Wilson

St Luke's Leagrave

Following his sold-out 'Dress To the Nines' talk/performance at Wardown House Museum, Visual Artist/milliner Alva Wilson explores how social changes in the eighties had a pivotal impact on his career and the Windrush Generation.This showcase includes the Luton Small Business Collective, Nubian Sahara Bee and Nomad Sands. And also an exhibition of Luton artist Ralph Pollard, alias Ray Cooper, the first black DJ from Barbados on Radio Caroline in the UK in the sixties.-

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