The hidden daytime dance revolution - and the man who captured it on camera
Tim Smith's shots of the early 'daytimers' bhangra scene in Bradford feature in a Tate exhibition.
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"I'm pleased because I think there's a big shout-out for Bradford."
— Tim Smith , Other
"What I saw was not simply young people celebrating being Asian, but proudly 'being British Asian.'"
— Tim Smith , Other
"Every single face that you can see in it… just looks like he's having the best time of his life."
— Tim Smith , Other
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Tim Smith's shots of the early 'daytimers' bhangra scene in Bradford feature in a Tate exhibition.
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