Artists’ Responses to Covid-19
Artist, activist and writer Gregory Sholette discusses recent social practice art in the context of the pandemic.
RE:seeding, in correspondence by Jade Montserrat: An interview with Helen Moore
An interview with Helen Moore, the East Arts' engagement and project manager about working on RE: seeding, in correspondence by artist Jade Montserrat
The launch of a new syndicated blog: Beyond the Now
Beyond the Now, a new syndicated blog, launches its Season 1.
Across Borders – arts and pop culture commissions
Image: Rubble Theatre by Manaf Halbouni, Glasgow 2018 Counterpoints Arts [...]
Black Lives Matter
We stand with Black Lives Matter.
Imagine Anthology
On 15 June 2020, a digital collection of global voices will launch to coincide with Refugee Week in a powerful call to imagine a better world.
postcards in isolation: a different form of exile – week 1
Week 1 of our new 'Postcards in isolation: A different for of exile' with artists Bojana Janković, Zia Ahmed and Bern O'Donoghue.
Artists in Lockdown
We recently conducted an online survey with the aim of gathering some first-hand experiences from artists across the Counterpoints Arts’ network in the wake of Covid-19.
We say thank you to our SOAS placement colleagues
A quick reflection on working with four brilliant SOAS students as part of a placement partnership programme.
An Update from Counterpoints Arts
An update from the team on adjustments and changes in this period of COVID-19.
Round Up of Refugee Week Conferences 2020
What did we learn at the national Refugee Week Conferences in London and Bristol this February? Here's a (non-exhaustive!) round up of the conversations we had. We hope you'll join us to celebrate Refugee Week 2020, 15-21 June
Music for Social Change – Kent Youth Music Project
We are delighted to share the music created in our recent collaboration project with two Kent partners, Music for Change and Pie Factory Music, along with artists Mohammed Yahya and Oliver Seager.
Introducing the Refugee Week 2020 Leaders
We’re delighted to introduce our Refugee Week 2020 leadership group: five young emerging leaders from refugee backgrounds who are doing exciting work in advocacy or arts and social change.
Every act of oppression creates its own resistance
A blog by Jo Glanville, written following the Li Dû Man Learning Lab at Tate Exchange.
Theme of Refugee Week 2020: ‘Imagine’
Announcing the theme for Refugee Week (15 – 21 June 2020).
Li Dû Man publication
As part of the Li Dû Man commission we are pleased [...]
