A Drop in the Ocean is a project about plastic on Brighton’s beaches. Our beaches. It’s a beach-cleaning project, a data-collecting project, a conversation-starting project, a conservation project, a design and making project, and we hope, with your help a power-of-people project. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Africa Tech Summit London provides unrivalled insight, networking and business opportunities for African and international tech leaders and investors who want to drive growth in Africa. Africa Tech Summit London was launched in 2016 to share globally the growth in the tech ecosystem across Africa. The mobile first continent provides opportunities that previously did not exist for investors, entrepreneurs and corporates. The vision for the first Africa Tech Summit London was simply to bring together these great companies and initiatives across the continent and connect them with international ventures, investors and entrepreneurs who were truly focused on business and investment in Africa. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Africa Tech Summit London (ATSLDN) is the leading African tech event in Europe providing unrivaled insight and networking with the African tech ecosystem. ATSLDN brings together 200+ tech leaders, international investors, entrepreneurs, African governments, trade bodies, media and leading ventures to drive investment and business between Africa and Europe. London, April 20th 2017. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Marcel Granier junto a trabajadores de Radio Caracas Televisión (RCTV), durante el último día de transmisión de este canal venezolano. Caracas, 28 de junio de 2007.

Duke Forward is returning to London! Join us for Ideas That Move the World Forward, a new program featuring short, inspiring talks by some of Duke’s most innovative thinkers whose ideas are forging real change both locally and globally. London, Wed. June 22, 2016. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Venezuelan-German artist Enriqueta Ahrensburg @ahrensburgart in her studio in South London. 21 January, 2020. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Joe Root (L) and James Anderson (R) holding their Guinness World Records Certificates London. Aug. 17, 2015. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Nicola Lyons (fiddle) and Ben Insall (guitar) from Radigun playing at St John's School & College in Bedford, Feb. 10, 2017 (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Live Music Now musicians Gnawa Yinga performing at John Chilton School, London. June. 17, 2015. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

A Musical Conversation with Julian Lloyd Webber and Milos. This was the first session that soprano Anna Sideris and pianist Jocelyn Freeman had done for LMN, so they were understandably a little nervous. Their nerves can’t have been calmed by the presence in the audience of two additional guests, Julian Lloyd Webber and Miloš Karadaglić, as well as our Executive Director Evan Dawson. Julian and Miloš are both supporting LMN, and were keen to come and see more of our work in action. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Live Music Now is hosting a one day Musicians' Development Day at Cecil Sharp House. London, Jan. 30, 2017 (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Conference "Examining the utility of music interventions in neurological disorders of older people". Live Music Now has been a pioneer in the Arts and Health movement and we shall therefore limit the conference to the impact of music intervention. London, Nov 16, 2015 (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Music is a source of stimulation and of reflection for everyone and for all time. In modern times, music is provided to children affected by a range of conditions such as autism or chronic neurological disorders - but do we have the evidence of benefit which stands scrutiny? Live Music Now has for years been promoting and organising professional musicians in special schools, hospitals, hospices and residential homes for the disadvantaged in society, principally for the young with disabilities and for the elderly, has won awards for its activities and is actively involved with projects to demonstrate the positive effects of such music interventions in improving health. This is the second conference organised jointly by Live Music Now and the Royal Society of Medicine. London, Monday 28 November 2016. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Live Music Now's Songs and Scones programme brings together isolated and vulnerable older people who live in the community or in care homes for an afternoon of music, afternoon tea and conversation. Alexandra Palace in London, Oct. 02, 2014 (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Celebración del matrimonio entre David González y Luisa Arteaga. Londres. Aug. 28, 2015. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Marsm is delighted to present the UK’s premier Arabic ensemble Oxford Maqam and the launch of their first album: “The Wax Cylinder Recordings”. Paying tribute to the ‘Nahda’ era, Oxford Maqam recreates the recording experience of popular Egyptian artists at the dawn of recording technology. “The Wax Cylinder Recordings” features playful and melancholic melodies, improvisational dexterity, and outstanding interpretations of acclaimed classical poetry. London, Feb. 03, 2017 (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Imágenes religiosas ubicadas en el Barrio El Nazareno de Petare, Caracas. (ivan gonzalez)

El escritor y poeta venezolano, Alfredo Silva Estrada, en su apartamento del edificio Sain't Anthony de las Mercedes, en Caracas, 2005. Su voz poética es una de las más distinguidas en la literatura venezolana. (ivan gonzalez)

Devex -The media platform for Global Development Industry- does a leadership recognition for five women who are changing the world. They are: Christiana Figueres, Eleni Gabre-Madhin, Kristalina Georgieva, Fayeeza Naqvi and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. London, Apr. 11, 2016. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

President of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo during a public event hosted by the Royal African Society at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London as part of international events marking Ghana’s 60th independence anniversary. London, Nov. 21, 2017. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

The Royal African Society 2018 Annual Lecture by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Former President of Liberia and Nobel Laureate at The Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre, Victoria and Albert Museum. Tuesday 9 October 2018. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Acclaimed British-Nigerian artist, Yinka Shonibare CBE (RA), delivers the Royal African Society's 2019 Annual Lecture reflecting on art as a means for social change. Shonibare's multi-disciplinary practice explores colonialism and post-colonialism within the context of globalisation. By examining race, class and the construction of cultural identity, Shonibare’s works comment on the tangled interrelationship between Africa and Europe, and their respective economic and political histories. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

On March 4th 2020 in partnership with the SOAS University of London, the Royal African Society, the African Foundation for Development (AFFORD), and the MIT Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship, the IE Africa Center will be hosting the fourth edition of its flagship event, African Solutions, Global Challenges in London, entitled “The Role of the Diaspora”. Delivered through a series of TED talk style presentations, this event will focus on the ways in which African executives and entrepreneurs in the diaspora are shaping the continent’s economic and cultural future through investment, technology and art. London, 4th March, 2020. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

MARSM presents: The Case Of Arabic Hip Hop 5th Edition with Dj Missy Ness, Rafeef Ziadah, Stormtrap Asifeh, Malikah, Eslam Jawaad and Shadia Mansour. London, Saturday 15th October 2016. (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)

Launch of debut album ‘L’Odyssey’ by Vocal Global. L'Odyssey reflects DavidX (France/Martiniqe) and Noga Ritter (Israel) voyage, tracing their shifting life through Europe’s capitals. Their music is a multitude of genres - combining influences from both of their origins; travels and collaborations to create a unique mélange of Afro-Latin, Mediterranean and jazz sounds. London, February 26th, 2017 (Photos/Ivan Gonzalez)