​​The Image of the Black in London Galleries (IBLG) highlights the Black presence to be found in the national art collections in London. There is a Black presence in many of the works in the nation’s collections in London. That presence takes many different forms; Black figures are depicted as musicians, as kings, as slaves, as servants, as saints and sometime just as people and even as artist in their own right. The Black presence is most cases is explicit though not immediately and sometimes the presence has to teased out, IBLG seeks to make those Black presences better known and understood.
 
IBLG covers four London galleries; ​National Gallery, Tate Britain, The Wallace Collection and The Victoria and Albert Museum.
 
Each gallery is available as a two-hour physical, in person tour or two one-hour online lectures delivered by Zoom.

To book a tour or presentation call +44 79 40 50 79 00 or email ImageOfTheBlack@gmail.com

​For Black History Month 2022 Image of the Black offers online presentations are on how BLM changed the way museums' consider their looted African art and how the Black female figure was eliminated from European art as well as  three different in person Black presence Gallery tours tickets from £5 see  Black History Month 2022.

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Let Black be synonymous with glory. Be bigger than the picture they framed for us to see
 Beyoncé, Black Is King, 2020
Our Spirits, Scars and Creativity have left marks and reminders across Europe and only our own, will bring those histories forward to be pointed out and remembered.
Dee Lawrence
Visual Artist