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SUMMARY:One Song at Fabrica
DESCRIPTION:One Song is an audio-visual installation and community archive by artist Kadir Karababa. The exhibition explores how music carries memory\, identity and a sense of home across borders.\nBegun in 2022\, this touring project comes to Fabrica in Brighton\, bringing together songs and stories contributed by women with personal experience of migration or seeking sanctuary. Built through participation and shared experience\, this iteration of the exhibition was developed with members of the Brighton community. \nEach participant is invited to share a song that transports them to the place they first called home. These songs form the heart of the installation\, bringing together individual memories to create a collective portrait of migration\, belonging and home. \nThe project is inspired by the artist’s own family history of migration from South East Turkey to London\, and by an interest in how songs travel across borders while remaining rooted in the places where they were first sung. \nThe songs featured in this exhibition are deeply personal\, connected to family\, language and everyday life\, and carried across time and distance. For many contributors\, singing becomes a way of reconnecting with places\, people and experiences that are no longer physically present. \nTogether\, these voices create a shared space for listening and reflection. While each story remains unique\, common themes of movement\, belonging\, loss and connection emerge through the music. \nPerformed in their original languages and accompanied by English subtitles\, the songs speak beyond translation. Through voice\, melody and emotion\, visitors are invited to connect with the lived experiences at the heart of the exhibition\, engaging not only with the lyrics but with the universal feelings carried within the music. \nBy bringing these stories together\, One Song creates space for voices that are often unheard\, offering a powerful way of understanding migration through memory\, music and lived experience. \nOne Song was originally commissioned by Counterpoints Arts. This iteration has been supported by Arts Council England and Counterpoints Arts. To view the archive of songs that make up One Song and to read more about work visit onesong.co.uk \nFree entry\, no booking required \nOpening Times:\nTuesdays 1 – 5pm\nWednesday – Sunday 12 – 6pm\n(closed Mondays) \nAbout The Artist \nKadir Karababa is a British-Turkish artist whose practice explores identity\, memory and belonging through personal and collective experience. Working across painting\, sculpture\, installation and socially engaged practice\, his work draws on his lived experience as a working-class\, queer artist navigating multiple identities. \nOne Song website
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/one-song-at-fabrica/
LOCATION:Fabrica\, 40 Duke Street\, Brighton\, BN1 1AG
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Reimagining Democracy - exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Counterpoints Arts has partnered with Fine Acts and One World or None (OWoN) to commission ten new artworks that reimagine democracy for the 21st century.\nProduced during an intensive 48 hours creative bootcamp\, called SPRINTS\, the completed illustrations will be available for movements\, activists and individuals to use for non-commercial purposes under an open license\, and become part of TheGreats.co – the largest global platform for free social-impact visuals.  \nThe commissioned digital artworks on the theme ‘Reimagining Democracy’ will also be presented at a pop-up exhibition at Kensington Central Library in London from 15-30 October. \nImage: Build Trust by Lily Kong\, FineActs SPRINTS London\, 2026 \nReimagining Democracy\n\nAt a time of profound uncertainty and transformation around the world when democracy is being tested\, challenged\, and in many cases\, eroded\, this SPRINTS series is not about illustrating democracy as it is – but about imagining what it could become. The artists\, who are all UK-based but hail from a range of countries from Palestine to Ukraine\, will take inspiration from powerful democratic practices that use the talents\, judgment\, and capabilities of ordinary people – such as citizens assemblies\, participatory budgeting\, digital decision-making platforms\, and indigenous governance models – to generate powerful visual narratives that actively imagine and propose new models of deliberative participatory democracy.  \nThe London SPRINTS is part of a global initiative spanning more than 10 countries around the globe. Each piece contributes to a growing global commons of creative resources that strengthens the capacity of organisations and movements\, and expands the role of artists as active participants in social change.  \n \nReimagining Democracy Exhibition\nDates: 15 – 30 October 2026\nOpening Hours: Open Monday\, Tuesday: 9.30am to 8pm\, Wednesday 10am – 5pm\, Thursday 9.30am – 5pm\, Friday and Saturday 9:30am – 5pm. Closed Sunday.\nVenue: Kensington Central Library\, 12 Phillimore Walk\, London W8 7RX \nFree Admission  \nAbout the Artists\nAlaa Shasheet\nAlaa Shasheet is a contemporary artist from Syria\, based in London. With a degree in Printmaking and a Master’s degree in contemporary art\, his practice mainly focuses on mixed media\, installation\, and film photography\, exploring ideas of identity\, traces\, displacement\, hope\, and everyday’s life\, with a focus on upcycling and repurposing materials. Alaa uses materials\, marks\, and found elements to reflect on personal and shared experiences. He has taken part in various group and solo exhibitions and artistic projects in the UK and internationally. @shasheet_alaa_art \nGanna Beilcheva\nGanna Beilcheva is a graphic designer originally from Ukraine\, now living in the UK. She holds a master’s degree and a PhD in information technology and has a background working with advertising agencies\, publishing houses\, and IT companies. Alongside Ganna’s design work she also teaches. @ganna_bielcheva \nLily Kong\nLily Kong is an artist and illustrator from Hong Kong\, now living in London. Her work is a heartfelt exploration of nostalgia\, joy\, and the emotions that connect us. She hopes to spark joy and bring people back to those familiar\, comforting moments that make us smile and feel at peace. She has previously collaborated with clients including Hermès\, Montblanc\, Tate and FineActs on various projects. @Lilykongyuet / www.lilykong.co.uk \nMajid Adin\nMajid Adin is an Iranian-British multidisciplinary artist\, animator\, illustrator and visual storyteller working across animation\, film\, theatre and participatory art. His work explores migration\, identity\, memory\, belonging and social change\, combining hand-drawn and digital techniques with accessible visual storytelling. He is known internationally for his animated interpretation of Elton John’s Rocket Man and has created socially engaged work with organisations including the UN\, UCL\, Good Chance Theatre and PositiveNegatives. His practice often connects personal experience with wider social themes and uses illustration and animation as tools for communication\, participation and storytelling. @majid_adinn / https://majiks.artstation.com \nNadine Kadaan\nNadine Kaadan is an award-winning children’s book author and illustrator from Syria now living in London. She is published in several countries and languages and her mission is to champion empowered and inclusive representation in children’s books so that every child can see themselves in a story. Nadine’s work with young refugees in mitigating post-conflict trauma has captured the attention of CNN and the BBC\, both of which have broadcast special features on her books ‘Tomorrow’ and ‘The Jasmine Sneeze’. @nadine_kadaan \nPalak Garg\nPalak Garg is a visual communicator based in London. Originally from India\, she uses visuals to make connections and tell stories through colourful\, playful compositions featuring a diverse mix of people and places\, both observed and imagined. Her work explores themes of community\, culture\, belonging and diversity. With a background in drawing and collage\, she builds images through layers\, shapes and textures\, combining analogue and digital tools. She separates colours and creates textures by hand\, breaking each image down to its essential elements and finding the best visual approach for every project. @palak_illustrator / https://www.palak-garg.com/ \nRand Hamdallah\nRand Hamdallah is a Palestinian artist and designer from Tulkarm\, based in London. Her practice moves between graphic design\, installation\, moving image and print\, drawing on a background in architecture and urban research. She is interested in oral language as design material\, and in how speech carries memory\, place and cultural knowledge. Her work has developed through residencies with the A. M. Qattan Foundation\, Ramallah; Mishkal\, Ramallah; and Bosla Arts\, London. She holds a degree in Architectural Engineering and a Master’s in Urban Climate and Sustainability. @rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrand \nHeidi Pickett\nHeidi Pickett is a soon to be qualified Clinical Psychologist and Psychology Illustrator. Her work focuses on community psychology\, inclusion\, trauma and identity. As a psychology illustrator she works to make psychology and mental health concepts accessible for diverse audiences. Her position is that social justice is a practice\, not a theory and is passionate about promoting this through training\, workshops and creative community projects. @heidipsychology /  https://msha.ke/heidipsychology/ \nShang Salah\nShang Salah is a London-based Kurdish-Iraqi visual artist\, filmmaker\, curator and researcher working across photography\, video\, and collage. Her practice brings research rigour and multidisciplinary techniques together to explore temporality\, physicality\, and memory. Her work has been exhibited across London\, Berlin\, Athens\, Abu Dhabi\, and Dubai. She is a co-founder and co-creative director of ROOD\, a creative collective documenting today’s youth culture. With ROOD\, she curates and produces exhibitions and events\, combining nights out and visual arts. @shangsalah \nAbout the Partnership\nThis project is a partnership between Counterpoints Arts Fine Acts and One World or None (OWoN). \nAbout Fine Acts\nFine Acts is a global creative studio for social impact that operates across issues and borders. Fine Acts believes in the power of art and play. In their work\, they think about ways to make people care and act\, and they create novel avenues to empower activism.  \nSPRINTS is a creative bootcamp developed by Fine Acts\, where visual artists – including illustrators\, graphic designers\, and typographers develop and produce digital artworks focused on a specific issue. Visuals created are published under an open licence\, ensuring they can be freely accessed\, adapted\, translated\, and redistributed by movements and communities worldwide. SPRINTS builds a new visual language for democracy\, as well as a shared infrastructure for activism and advocacy.  https://fineacts.co/  \nAbout OWoN\nOne World Or None (OWoN) is a global cultural campaign for a movement to renew democracy. OWoN exists to help radically improve political decision-making on critical global challenges by amplifying the agency of ordinary people. It is a cultural campaign to create mass awareness of and advocacy for sortition\, citizens’ assemblies and new governance structures globally and to inspire a movement for this new democracy of citizen participation. https://oneworldornone.world
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/reimagining-democracy-exhibition/
LOCATION:Kensington Central Library\, 12 Phillimore Walk\, London\, W8 7RX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Digital,Pop Culture,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Acts of Survival
DESCRIPTION:In the shadow of war\, displacement and occupation\, survival becomes an act of creativity and resistance. Co-presented by the Scottish Mental Health Festival and Counterpoints.\nMoving between Syria\, Ukraine\, Gaza and Kosovo\, these intimate documentaries explore friendship\, collective care\, technological innovation and the courage to speak out\, revealing how people transform grief and trauma into compassion\, connection and hope. \nIncludes a post-screening discussion with Hasan Kattan\, Maria Marrone and Meray Diner\, chaired by Maren Ellerman\, Arts\, Displacement & Mental Health Producer at Counterpoints Arts. \nFeaturing: \nAllies in Exile\ndir. Hasan Kattan\, Fadi Al-Halabi (United Kingdom\, 2026) \nIn 769 km\, New York\ndir. Sofiia Buhrii (Ukraine\, 2025) \nRendered in Light\ndir. Maria Marrone (UK\, 2025) \nThey Called Us “My Doll”\ndir. Meray Diner & Dafina Daka (Kosovo\, 2025) \nFull details and booking
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/acts-of-survival/
LOCATION:The Social Hub\, 15 Candleriggs Square\, Glasgow\, G1 1TQ
CATEGORIES:Film,Mental Health
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261025T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261025T123000
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SUMMARY:Movement & Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Presented by CASA and Counterpoints Arts \nA participatory workshop for artists\, activists and culture workers about how movement can support wellbeing. We will explore the impact of movement on our mental health and create a shared vocabulary of movement-based wellbeing practices and practical tools for facilitation and creation. \nFull details and free booking \nPresented as part of Lines of Flight\, CASA’s year-round multi-arts programme at Brixton House: \nAcross exhibitions\, art residencies\, dance\, performance and celebration\, Lines of Flight invites us to slow down and attend to forms of knowledge and ways of living that often remain at the margins: relationships with landscapes\, rituals\, ancestral memory\, the body and more-than-human life\, alongside practices of rest\, grief\, joy and collective celebration.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/movement-mental-health/
LOCATION:Brixton House\, 385 Coldharbour Lane\, Brixton\, London\, SW9 8GL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Dance,Mental Health
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261119T210000
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SUMMARY:The Shape of an Idea  with Roua Horanieh
DESCRIPTION:Break through writing blocks with a playful\, hands-on approach to storytelling with this friendly\, creative workshop at the National Centre for Writing (NCW) in Norwich. Presented as part of Roua’s residency at NCW\, in partnership with Counterpoints.\nFeeling stuck in a writing project? In this practical and imaginative workshop\, writer and artist Roua Horanieh will guide you through simple making and drawing exercises designed to help you visualise ideas\, overcome creative blocks\, and discover new directions for your work. \nMaking something with our hands can often be helpful to think creatively. \nWhen we’re making something beautiful\, meaningful\, or simply fun\, we can lightly hold an idea in our minds and let it gently look for places to wander into. Places that can sometimes surprise us and that are sure to spark our curiosity and fuel our imagination. \nRoua Horanieh has years of experience working in architecture and collaborating with art practices. She regularly draws and makes models when developing her writing projects. \nSometimes the models and drawings are ways to explore the actual structure of an essay\, a scene or a story\, but sometimes they are just a development tool\, a way to think about the elements of a text\, the characters\, the locations\, the themes\, the action taking place\, the tension in the narrative\, the dramatic questions. \nFull details and booking from the National Centre for Writing
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/the-shape-of-an-idea-with-roua-horanieh/
LOCATION:National Centre for Writing\, Dragon Hall\, 115-123 King Street\, Norwich\, NR1 1QE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Literature & Spoken Word
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261121T120000
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SUMMARY:Leading with Joy
DESCRIPTION:Presented by CASA\, Counterpoints Arts and Hopeful Mess. \nCan joy change the way we lead? Join us in this session blending movement\, storytelling and collective imagination. You will leave energised\, connected and equipped with movement-led tools for leading teams\, communities and creative projects with joy at the centre. \nFull details and booking \nPresented as part of Lines of Flight\, CASA’s year-round multi-arts programme at Brixton House:
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/leading-with-joy/
LOCATION:Brixton House\, 385 Coldharbour Lane\, Brixton\, London\, SW9 8GL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Dance,Mental Health
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SUMMARY:Counterpoints Masterclass with Hisham Matar
DESCRIPTION:Refine your creative writing in this two-hour masterclass at Southbank Centre with the Pulitzer Prize-winning author.\nBOOK YOUR PLACE\n\n\n\n\n\nHisham Matar leads an in-depth masterclass that includes studying the work of established writers\, group discussion and questions. He’ll focus on close reading and analysis of how writing works. \nEveryone is welcome: all you need to bring is an enthusiasm for writing and a desire to learn how it works\, and a pen and a notebook. \nAbout Hisham Matar\nHisham Matar was born in New York to Libyan parents\, spent his childhood in Tripoli and Cairo and has lived most of his life in London. His memoir\, The Return\, received a Pulitzer Prize in 2017. He is also the author of In the Country of Men\, Anatomy of a Disappearance\, A Month in Siena and his most recent novel\, My Friends. His work has been translated into over 30 languages. \nCounterpoints Arts is a leading national organisation in the field of arts\, migration and cultural change. Their mission is to create transformative arts with\, by and about refugees and migrants\, so that their stories can shape our culture and challenge how our societies view displacement and migration. \nPresented in association with the Service95 Book Club. \nFounded by Dua Lipa\, the Service95 Book Club is a space to enjoy all things literary\, including Dua’s hand-picked Monthly Reads and her exclusive author interviews\, plus new book trends\, recommendations from the Service95 team and more ways for you to read the world differently. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/masterclass-with-hisham-matar/
LOCATION:Foyle Pavilion\, Level 3\, Blue Side\, Royal Festival Hall
CATEGORIES:Literature & Spoken Word
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SUMMARY:KazzumCon
DESCRIPTION:Kazzum is presenting a one-day in person conference exploring ethical\, non-extractive evaluation frameworks and measuring impact. \n\n\n\nDeveloping ways to communicate a trauma-informed approach to working with young people in a way that doesn’t re-traumatise and supports them to have an influence and agency on how their stories are told and how they are seen\, heard and valued. The day will include keynote conversations\, panel discussions\, workshops activities and opportunities for peer learning and networking. \nOur Arts\, Displacement and Mental Health Producer Maren Ellermann will be sharing our approach to Mental Health & Wellbeing and kind evaluation methods. \nYou can find more information and get your tickets here \nMore information on Kazzum can be found here
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/kazzumcon/
LOCATION:Oxford House\, Derbyshire St\, London\, E2 6HG
CATEGORIES:Mental Health
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SUMMARY:South Yorkshire Networking Meet-Up
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a Refugee Week planning and networking event\, where we will also look ahead to the Platforma Festival across South Yorkshire and Wakefield in October 2027\nAt: Cast\, Waterdale\, Doncaster DN1 3BU\nDate: 20 January 2027\, 10.30am (for an 11 O’Clock start) – 3.30pm \nCounterpoints Arts and Cast invite you to a South Yorkshire (and Wakefield!) focussed event to share plans and ideas for Refugee Week 2027\, meet new people and build networks. \nAll welcome: artists\, performers\, organisations from the arts\, refugee or other sectors; whether you have run or been involved in Refugee Week programmes before or are considering it for the first time. \nThere will be live music and performances\, a hot lunch will be provided and there is a budget for travel expenses. \nThe day will include: \n– An introduction to Refugee Week from Lara Deffense (Refugee Week UK Coordinator)\n– Highlights from Refugee Week 2026 across South Yorkshire\n– Ideas and resources for 2026 \nThere will be a chance to:\n– Share your plans\, ideas and requests for support / partners\n– Discuss how best to hold Refugee Week events that are welcoming and safe for all\n– Consider ideas for Platforma 2027\, a festival being held across South Yorkshire and Wakefield in October 2027\, co-produced by Counterpoints with artists and organisations across the region \nIf you would like to attend please complete the registration form \nIf you have questions please contact tom@counterpoints.org.uk \nPhoto: World Refugee Day 2026 at Cast
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/south-yorkshire-networking-meet-up/
LOCATION:Cast\, Waterdale\,\, Doncaster\, DN1 3BU 
CATEGORIES:Platforma,Refugee Week
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