Kai Isaiah-Jamal, When we can’t say ‘gender’ let’s say ‘gentrification’. The things I didn’t tell my Mother before I left, 2018 Enter the Dragon 2018Four colour silkscreen with hand

2018Four colour silkscreen with hand finished spray-paint elements106 x 82 cmEdition of 35 + 5APs

and pointed feminist critiques

Real Fine Arts

and graduated from the Royal College of Art

DaCapo Press

Kai Isaiah-Jamal, When we can’t say ‘gender’ let’s say ‘gentrification’. The things I didn’t tell my Mother before I left, 2018 Enter the Dragon 2018Four colour silkscreen with hand2018 Silkscreen print 65 65cm Edition of 30, signed and numbered Kai Isaiah Jamal is a spoken word poet, performer, writer, model and trans visibility activist. For this edition, Jamal has explored access to language specifically around how it is used to identify and the way that queer voices are censored. The black out poem revisits the artists childhood a time when he was plucking at words and hoping they made sense. During this period, Jamal would