Sampling as a Kind of Writing – An Interactive Lab with Kayo Chingonyi
kayoVenue: RichMix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Rd, London E1 6LA Date: [...]
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Screen Stories of Conflict, Migration and Place
Screen Stories of Conflict, Migration and Place was part of the [...]
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Arts and Social Change retreat
Next month (5-7 October) Counterpoints Arts travels to Dartington Hall for a retreat dedicated to the Arts and Social Change, with a special focus on Migration and Displacement.
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Learning Lab: How To Do Rights With Things: Art and Politics
Details to follow
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Learning Lab: Unlearning the Role of the Artist with Eva Sajovic
Join us for a Learning Lab with artist, Eva Sajovic, when she practices the art of ‘unlearning’, whilst posing questions about the politics of representing others in an age of global displacement.
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Learning Lab: Support Group network-SGN & Re:Act, Valand Academy, Kultur i Väst, Outgrain, and Counterpoints Arts, London
A Learning Lab scheduled for 30/31 May 2017, inspired by the self-organising, cooperative arts and culture work of the Restad Gård ‘’Support Group network-SGN & Re:Act project of Save the Children’ in different refugee camps and municipalities across Sweden and Europe.
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Learning Lab: The Politics of People and Place
A Learning Lab exploring the impact of austerity politics on local communities through three place-based arts projects.
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Learning Lab: Unlearning the Role of the Artist: Part 2
Our next Learning Lab, Unlearning the Role of the Artist: Part 2, is framed by the interdisciplinary methodologies and comparative arts practice of London-based artist, Eva Sajovic. The Learning Lab will take place at MediaNox Gallery, Maribor (Slovenia) on 13th July 2017.
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Learning Lab on Migrant Mothers and Daughters – Participation Arts and Social Action in Research
This two-day Learning Lab focuses on Migrant Mothers and Daughters – [...]
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Platforma Festival 2017
The 4th national Platforma Festival for the arts by, about and with refugees and migrants will take place in Newcastle and across the North East between 19-31 October 2017.
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Who Are We?
Who Are We? Art, migration and the production of democracy with Counterpoints Arts, Loughborough University, the Open University and Stance Podcast
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Pop Culture and Social Change Retreat
Counterpoints Arts is bringing together a select, invited group of around 50 individuals from the worlds of the visual and performing arts, broadcast media, entertainment, advertising, fashion, social media, philanthropy, charity and policy sectors.
