An Evening with KaMag

Join us for an intimate and inspiring evening as we welcome acclaimed artist duo KaMag - Maria Magdalena Campos and Kamaal Malik - to London, fresh from their groundbreaking performance at the 36th Bienal de São Paulo.

Celebrated for their genre-defying practice and powerful message of Radical Love, KaMag has captivated audiences with immersive performances at institutions including the Tate Modern and most recently in São Paulo. Now, in the elegant setting of the Supporters' House, they will reflect on their creative journey, artistic influences, and the transformative potential of love as both philosophy and performance.

In conversation with Lee Sharrock, Forbes Arts Correspondent and Editor of Culturalee, this evening promises a thought-provoking exploration of KaMag's collaborative vision and the vital role of art in challenging and healing the world around us. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear directly from one of today’s most compelling artistic voices.

Lee Sharrock is a Curator and arts writer. With a background in History of Art from UCL, The Courtauld Institute, the University of Bologna and Norwich School of Art, Lee has over two decades of experience in the art world and global creative industries. Formerly Head of Global Creative PR at Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide–before launching her own arts consultancy in 2016–she has worked with a broad range of artists, galleries, cultural institutions, and brands including Venice Biennale, Istanbul Biennial, Cannes Lions, Yoko Ono, Pet Shop Boys, Maxim (The Prodigy), David Bailey, Bridget Riley, Rob and Nick Carter and Gavin Turk.

Lee has curated numerous exhibitions at leading venues such as Christie’s, Norwich Cathedral, APT Gallery, Bonhams, Saatchi & Saatchi and 99 Projects Gallery, and was one of the prominent figures who spearheaded the Pop Up exhibition phenomena in London, curating an exhibition in Covent Garden with Bakul Patki.

Currently a Forbes Arts Contributor and Founder/ Editor of Culturalee, Lee’s writing also appears regularly in publications such as Art & Museum Magazine, Artplugged, Artlyst, Creative Review, and Soho House Magazine

María Magdalena Campos-Pons is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores diaspora, spirituality, and memory. Her exhibitions include MoMA, the Whitney, the Venice Biennale, Tate Modern. She is the Cornelius Vanderbilt Endowed Chair Professor of Fine Arts, at Vanderbilt University ,where she founded EADJ and initiatives like Intermittent Rivers and When We Gather to promote cultural dialogue. She is a MacArthur Genius Award recipient and Curated the inaugural Tennessee Art Triennial.

Kamaal Malak is a bassist, songwriter and former member of 2x Grammy-winning group Arrested Development. His versatility as an artist is further exemplified by his collaborations with country music icon Shania Twain, bridging genres and expanding his musical reach. Beyond his performance career. At Vanderbilt University, Malak serves as a professor at CAL " Cultural Advocacy and Leadership”, where he teaches the popular "Hip Hop Culture in America”.