An Evening with Brian “B+” Cross and Will Holland (Quantic)

Join acclaimed artist, filmmaker, photographer and cultural historian Brian “B+” Cross, alongside celebrated DJ, producer and longtime collaborator Will Holland (Quantic), for a special evening of film, music and conversation.

The event will feature a screening of new and previously unseen work from Cross, followed by an in-depth discussion and audience Q&A exploring the creative intersections of music, photography, film and global cultural exchange.

Brian “B+” Cross is internationally recognised for his work documenting and shaping contemporary music culture. As the photographer behind iconic album artwork for artists including Damian Marley, DJ Shadow, J Dilla, Madlib, Mos Def, Thundercat, Kamasi Washington and Q-Tip, his images have become central to the visual language of modern music. He was also Director of Photography on the Academy Award-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop and has directed and produced acclaimed films including Keepintime, Brasilintime and Timeless: Suite for Ma Dukes.

As co-founder of the influential production company Mochilla, Cross has spent decades creating groundbreaking work that connects music, history and place. Among his most celebrated projects is Brasilintime, a filmic exploration tracing cultural connections between Rio de Janeiro and the South Bronx, and he is currently completing an experimental documentary examining The Supremes' ill-fated 1981 tour of Ireland.

Joining him is Will Holland (Quantic), the internationally renowned producer, composer and DJ whose genre-crossing work has bridged Latin, jazz, soul and electronic music for more than two decades. A longtime collaborator of Cross, Holland brings his own unique perspective on music, creativity and global collaboration.

Hosted by Donal Dineen, this special event offers a rare opportunity to engage with two influential figures whose work has helped shape contemporary music and visual culture across the world.

Screening + Conversation + Audience Q&A.

Admission is free