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An interview with Helen Moore, the East Arts' engagement and project manager about working on RE: seeding, in correspondence by artist Jade Montserrat

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

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.

As part of the Li Dû Man commission we are pleased to present a publication produced by  Zehra Doğan and Ege Dundar with the editorial support of writer, Jo Glanville.  See [...]

By Áine O'Brien There’s lightness to Manaf Halbouni’s work that belies a serious underside.  Halbouni’s playfulness draws you into critical questions about global displacement, the politics of belonging and [...]

Written by Niki Barbery Bleyleben - a Bolivian-American philosopher, social scientist and mum of two... You can’t help it. An artist’s duty, as far as I’m concerned, is to reflect [...]

Exhibition on Migrant Deaths at Sea 13th June - 13th July 2019 P21 Gallery, 21- 27 Chalton Street, London, NW1 1JD www.sinkwithouttrace.com Sink Without Trace presents works by 17 [...]

Counterpoints Arts Co-Director Áine O’Brien reflects on our collaboration with Tania Bruguera at Tate Exchange, in a piece originally published on the Live Art UK website There’s a fine line [...]