Refugee Week Conferences 2019
We are delighted to announce the dates for TWO Refugee [...]
12 events found.
Events
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Refugees of Rap – Speaking Truth to Power
Conversation on hip hop, on what it means to be an artist – ‘who both risks and is at risk’, and about the power of words to challenge repression. With Refugees of Rap, Shay D, Mohammed Yahya and others. In collaboration with Plymouth University.
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No Direction Home: Stand-Up Comedy
Since autumn 2018 Camden People's Theatre, Counterpoints Arts and award-winning [...]
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Platforma 5 network & planning
Join us at the Huguenot Museum for a networking event leading up to Platforma 5, the fifth Platforma Festival, taking place across Kent and Medway in October 2019.
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Who Are We? Project at Tate Exchange
Join Counterpoints Arts and The Open University along with artists and activists for the third year of Who Are We? Project.
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Refugee Week @ Mayor’s Eid Festival
This year Counterpoints Arts have been invited to curate a refugee related strand of the London Mayor's Eid Festival, providing a taste of the upcoming Refugee Week.
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Refugee Week at the BFI – The Art of Exile: A Filmmaking Masterclass with Koutaiba Al-Janabi
Join us to hear career insights from this award-winning filmmaker, alongside a screening of Stories of Passers Through.
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Refugee Week: Jillian Edelstein photography commission
'You, me and those who came before’ photography project invites us to explore experiences of displacement in our families, neighbourhoods and history.
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Refugee Week Launch at the V&A Museum – Songs of Sanctuary with Raghad Hadad and Sam Slatcher
A fusion of classical Syrian music and contemporary folk songs performed by Raghad Haddad from the National Syrian Orchestra and folk songwriter Sam Slatcher.
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Refugee Week Launch at the V&A Museum – Haymanot Tesfa
Haymanot Tesfa will be launching her debut album 'Loosening of [...]
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Refugee Week Launch at the V&A Museum – Acacusine
Danto Aya, London based Tuareg musician performs a guitar-driven set in the style known among the Tuareg people as assouf.
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Special Refugee Week 2019 Tour of the V&A Collections
Take an unique Refugee Week tour of the V&A Museum with artists Ania Bas and Daniela Nofal
