Coming Together by Farah Azrak
Free workshop hosted by artist Farah Azrak, aimed at children and young people. Presented by Litehouse Gallery.
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Celebrating Sanctuary – Lewisham Refugee Week Festival
A day of family fun at Celebrating Sanctuary Festival in Lewisham. Produced by a local partnership of community, advocacy and art organisations.
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Celebrating Sanctuary: Lewisham Refugee Week Festival
Horniman Museum and Gardens 100 London Road, LondonDay of fun and thought-provoking art, performance, food, music, workshops and discussion celebrating Lewisham’s richly diverse communities.
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Healing through Sport: The power of women’s sport for integration and inclusion
shado magazine assembles a group of inspirational sportspeople to discuss this year’s Refugee Week theme, healing, and how it relates to sport.
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Which Story, Whose Histories? by Elena Cecchinato
P21 Gallery 21 Chalton St, LondonFree two-part workshop hosted by artist Elena Cecchinato aimed at refugee children and adults. Presented by Litehouse Gallery.
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Gresham Wooden Horse
Gresham Wooden Horse is an art project co-created over several [...]
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Internal Landscapes by Dima Karout
Horniman Museum and Gardens 100 London Road, LondonInternal Landscapes is a collective art exhibition curated and produced by Dima Karout, presented at Horniman Museum and Gardens till 5th March 2023.
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Canalside Neighbourhood Annual Spring Community Party
Our neighbourhood project, Everyday on Canalside, returns on May 20th with an annual Spring Street Party.
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Tate Late: Art Chat, with AWATE and Matt Foot
As part of Tate Late, we present rapper and filmmaker Awate Abdalla in conversation with human rights lawyer Matt Foot.
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Afghani War Rugs Reimagined
A thought-provoking visual art exhibition by artist Ghafar Tajmohammad
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Arts, Refugees & Mental Health – report launch
Creatively Minded and Refugees - Arts, refugees and mental health report will be launched at Yorkton Workshops in London
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Alter: Brought to Life
Watch a performance of community groups and members of the public manipulating Alter, an exhibition of seven interactive sculptures featuring light and sound.
