Mobilistan (film)
First screening of a documentary film by Ana Stanic with [...]
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Events
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The Power to Create: Pop Culture and Narrative Change
Counterpoints Arts, in collaboration with Southbank Centre, presents The Power to Create, the first live event in our PopChange Salon Salon Series.
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Fadia’s Tree
Screening + Q&A with director Sarah Beddington and special guest (TBA). This striking documentary follows a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon and her ambition to reconnect with her ancestral homeland.
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V&A Female Voices Tour
Uncover the contribution of women to art and design on this special tour taking place every Saturday at the V&A.
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V&A Family Trail: Refugee stories
Go on a journey around the V&A museum and explore six objects that tell a story about people who became refugees.
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Refugee Week 2022
Refugee Week, co-ordinated by Counterpoints Arts will be taking place across the UK and internationally from 20-26 June. The theme this year is 'Healing'. Through creativity and conversations, Refugee Week 2022 will be a celebration of community, mutual care, and the human ability to start again.
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V&A film screening: Imploded, burnt, turned to ash
A film screening of a drawing and sound performance by artist Issam Kourbaj in collaboration with composer Richard Causton and soprano Jessica Summers, to mark the 10th anniversary of the Syrian uprising.
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Le Havre
Set in the port city of Le Havre, this charming comedy-drama tells the story of an ageing bohemian, his wife and the wider community as they confront everyday hardships of their own but also that of the refugee crisis that surrounds them.
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Artist-to-Artist Interdisciplinary Practice: Language/Memory/Displacement
A collaboration between Fire Station Artists’ Studios Dublin & Counterpoints Arts London.
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Mobilistan film (screening and Q&A)
Join us for a short film premiere and Q&A for the documentary film Mobilistan by Ana Stanic.
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Passage: New Writing on Displacement and Migration
Hear from fresh new writers and established authors as they discuss their work on the themes of displacement and migration.
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I.A.M. THESE PEOPLE
A participatory nomadic street cafe in Cliftonville, Margate created by Dipesh Pandya; reclaiming public space to explore sonic cultures of [im]migrant and refugee trajectories.
