From the Neighbourhood into The Gallery: The Ill-Fitting Gresham Wooden Horse
Reflections on a new exhibition of work by Isabel Lima.
Reflections on a new exhibition of work by Isabel Lima.
One Song celebrates the power of songs we carry in our hearts and memories, songs that connect us with our heritage.
Counterpoints Arts and Haven Coffee are running a series of workshops for people interested in learning stand-up comedy.
Commissioned by NHS England South East, and in partnership with Compass Collective, Counterpoints Arts has produced a short film and leaflet to help asylum seekers in the UK stay safe and get access to health services.
We’re all so tired of the bullshit going on around the world. Comedy is a way you can send strong messages to people without them feeling bored” says Jalal Joinda, who arrived at the Moria refugee camp from Afghanistan six years ago.
rt, Migration, and the Production of Radical Democratic Citizenship explores the contribution of migrant and refugee artists to the performance and production of radical democratic citizenship in Europe.
We have commissioned illustrator Nima Javan to create a special image for this year's Refugee Week.
Counterpoints Arts, in partnership with Define American, presented a panel discussion “Binge Watching Hate: strategies for countering the rise of digital extremism".
Commissioned by NHS England South East, this applied arts education project is being run by Counterpoints Arts in partnership with creative practitioners working in theatre, photography, writing and film.
Tom Green from Counterpoints Arts is interviewed for The Week in Art Podcast about the arts and cultural sector's response to the Russian attack on Ukraine.
Emily from Counterpoints Arts talks about what Refugee Week is and how you can get involved. Refugee Week 2022 is 20-26 June and the theme is ‘Healing’.
One Song is a new community archive and participatory video project commissioned by Counterpoints Arts from artist Kadir Karababa, with funding from Hackney Council's Shoreditch and Hoxton Art Fund.
Care Jam brought together game developers and people touched by care to design gaming experiences that uplift stories of care and the people who do it.
Last autumn, as part of our Across Borders programme and [...]
The second series of our comedy criticism podcast But Is [...]
Continuously created and recreated, policed and enforced, borders demarcate boundaries [...]