OUR HOME – theme for Refugee Week 2024
The theme for Refugee Week 2024 is “Our Home”. From the places we gather to share meals to our collective home, planet earth: everyone is invited to celebrate what our Our Home means to them.
Murugiah: Compassion
A bold and joyful new commission celebrates this year's Refugee Week theme, Compassion.
Counterpoints Arts is hosting its 4th Pop Culture and Social Change Retreat in October
Counterpoints Arts is delighted to be hosting the 2022 Pop Culture and Social Change Retreat, bringing together a curated group of 50 change-making entertainment producers, artists, cultural innovators, activists and philanthropists.
But Is It Funny? Edinburgh Fringe Edition
Join our regular panel of comedy critics and writers as they look forward to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022.
Reflecting on ‘We Apologize’ by Adrian Paci
We Apologise project curators, Niovi Zarampouka-Chatzimanou, director of VSP and Almir Koldzic, director of Counterpoints Arts, respond to the questions from culturenow.gr.
Salon: Bringing Lived Experience into TV & Film
"Drama impacts us on an emotional level. It enables us [...]
We Apologize – Public Art Installation by Adrian Paci
From 20th October to 12th November 2021, Victoria Square, Athens [...]
In Solidarity with Palestinians
We have watched with horror the ongoing destruction and devastation [...]
Announcing Counterpoints Arts and Southbank Centre – Artist Open Call
Counterpoints Arts is collaborating with the Southbank Centre once again, this time to commission an artist with lived experience of displacement or migration to develop new live work for public spaces.
Pop Culture Meets Social Change Retreat
Taking place over three days, the retreat will bring together a range of selected individuals from the worlds of comedy, video gaming, broadcast, visual and performing arts, digital and news media, the charity sector together with the fields of policy, activism and philanthropy.
Reflections on a year of change, challenge and learning
It’s been a year of hard challenges and truths, forcing us all to confront our individual and collective fears, shortcomings and assumptions.
Our Story and Vision: Counterpoints Arts Evaluation
We are so pleased to share ‘Our Story and Vision'; a new narrative-based report written by our critical friend, Chrissie Tiller.
Theme of Refugee Week 2021: We Cannot Walk Alone
We're delighted to share the theme for Refugee Week 2021, [...]
Refugee Week 2020: Overview and Highlights
Onjali Q Raúf © Pål Hansen, Refugee Week 2020 Bringing [...]
AGE OF UNCERTAINTY
Image credit: the Artist, Dakar, 2002 Ashish Ghadiali, Season 1, [...]
How we have been preparing for the not-yet
In her Beyond the Now Season 1 blog Jeanne van Heeswijk balances 'between individual desires, collective imagining and deep collaboration in the places that we live in.'
