Exodus Crooks is a British-Jamaican multidisciplinary artist and educator with a practice centring the intangible complexities of the Black diasporic experience; specifically, the storing and telling of stories as familial wealth. Exodus uses monologues to mimic the queer tones and sounds heard within the Black Pentecostal church, which is where they grew up. They are a member of Midlands based cohort, Black Hole Club, and have recently used their residency at The New Art Gallery Walsall, commissions for the Film and Video Umbrella, Vivid Projects and The Barber Institute of Fine Arts as opportunities to experiment with installation, filmmaking and performance.