
The Body As Data: People On The Move
Kent based dance artists Sidonie Carey Green and Tom Tegento are excited to announce their participatory performance project The Body As Data.

Kent based dance artists Sidonie Carey Green and Tom Tegento are excited to announce their participatory performance project The Body As Data.

Samphire’s Post Detention Support Conference 2024 is on the 13th of June, and this year, we are taking part!

A week-long exhibition and a programme of workshops, performances, networking, supper clubs, podcasts, kite-flying and communal singing - curated by Counterpoints Arts, supported by Yorkton Studios.

For this Refugee Week, we will gather with Dr Aditi Jaganathan to moor ourselves in possibilities of hope as we organise for collective liberation.

Artist Zafeerah Hessambee runs lino printing workshop in collaboration with Muslim Sisterhood, exploring the meaning of HOME and where home is.

Artist Tasnim Mahdy, in collaboration with curator John Hunnex, presents a workshop that explores the Juliana Anicia Codex through cyanotype printing. Participants will reflect on personal connections to home and migration, making visible the intangible marks of their histories.

In The Mix supper club! Come and join us for an evening of Eritrean, Sudanese and Yemeni food to celebrate London Refugee Week.

Compass Collective present a creative writing workshop, and an evening launch of their Voice Notes exhibition at Yorkton Workshops.

Artist Kim Chin invites us into a reflective setting, to inspire a clearer understanding and vision of what “community” and “home” means to us, through sharing readings, textile-making, and conversations.

A kite-making and the global kite-flying day, in solidarity with the children of Gaza. With artist Zafeerah Heesambee and Kites in Solidarity.

What makes us feel at home? A taste? Smell? Colour? Sound? What does it mean to be displaced in our own home or land? Join us, the two artists and others in the simple act of sharing a meal. And bring a dish you’ve made related to home to share together with comrades and to regroup.

Celebrate Refugee Week in this creative workshop inspired by journeys from home. In collaboration with Art Refuge and The British Library.