Malorie Blackman’s contribution and influence on children’s and young adult literature is celebrated in this inspirational exhibition from the British Library.
Drawing from Malorie’s illustrious career, this exhibition features original synopses for her groundbreaking series Noughts and Crosses, artwork from her novels as well as works and objects that influenced and motivated her.
It also showcases films and testimonials from familiar faces to everyday fans and looks at Malorie’s impact beyond the literary realm, including the acclaimed BBC production of Noughts and Crosses, underscoring her indelible mark on British culture and igniting crucial questions about race and identity in the UK.
Malorie’s enduring contributions have transformed the landscape of Black representation in literature. By spotlighting Malorie’s remarkable journey, the exhibition provides a compelling exploration of Black British writing and publishing for young audiences, from recent history to the present day
Included in museum admission