Creative Sanctuary: Refugees at Dartington in the 1930s and Beyond

A two-day online symposium held by Insiders/Outsiders as part of Platforma 2023 explored the role of Dartington Hall in Devon as an important place of sanctuary for Jewish refugees and others forced to leave Fascist Europe.

By |2023-12-15T09:50:33+00:0014 November, 2023|Learning, Platforma|Comments Off on Creative Sanctuary: Refugees at Dartington in the 1930s and Beyond

Frankie Mills talks about “Good Evening, We Are From Ukraine”

‘Good Evening, we are from Ukraine’ is touring libraries in Devon. The title is taken from the lyrics of a song that has become a symbol of Ukraine's resistance within the country. Here Frankie writes about how the collection of photographs came into being, and some of the people behind the images. 

By |2023-10-17T15:16:39+01:0017 October, 2023|Blog, Platforma|Comments Off on Frankie Mills talks about “Good Evening, We Are From Ukraine”

Judges announced for Footnote x Counterpoints writing prize

Writers Elif Shafak, Philippe Sands, and Dina Nayeri have been unveiled as the judges of the inaugural Footnote x Counterpoints Writing Prize for writers from refugee or migrant backgrounds.

By |2023-09-05T11:50:58+01:005 September, 2023|Opportunities|Comments Off on Judges announced for Footnote x Counterpoints writing prize

Art, refugees and mental health: a new report

Counterpoints Arts was commissioned by The Baring Foundation to write the latest in a series of research reports about arts and mental health, this time looking at the provision for refugees and asylum seekers. 

By |2023-09-06T12:55:07+01:0030 August, 2023|Blog, Events and Projects, News|Comments Off on Art, refugees and mental health: a new report

SHARING INTANGIBLE HERITAGE: A VIRTUAL RESIDENCY, PART OF A ‘CREATE SYRIA’ PROJECT

Syrian artists Abeer Sanyour and Yara Amayri explore the intangible heritage of Syria at GROW, Plymouth.

By |2023-08-10T16:52:43+01:0010 August, 2023|Blog, Learning|Comments Off on SHARING INTANGIBLE HERITAGE: A VIRTUAL RESIDENCY, PART OF A ‘CREATE SYRIA’ PROJECT
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