Derek Jarman: Through The Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping LP Mixed Media and carry forward Malcolm X’s

and carry forward Malcolm X’s sociopolitical

interviews and seminars from across thirty years of his extraordinary career

This project challenges the field of graphic design―a field of signs

glitch feminism and subcultural theory in a meeting place they describe as rude(ness) – to interrupt and exist in/between

In their filmmaking and their performed personae

Derek Jarman: Through The Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping LP Mixed Media and carry forward Malcolm X’sCold Springs, 2026, Black LP, 500 copies Written in 1971 and read here by the author himself "Through the Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping" is Derek Jarmans only known work of narrative fiction. Providing a prelude to some of the imagery Jarman would use later in his career, particularly the alchemical dreamscapes in the film "Blue", it is a surreal, hallucinatory fairytale, signposted with elements of modernity, that has much of the