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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Artists’ Scratch Showcase
Are you a creative looking for a safe space to share your ideas? Two scratch sessions where artists present their work (or work in progress) and engage in discussions with a room full of like-minded artistic experimenters.
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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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No Direction Home… in Devon!
Dartington Trust TotnesSchedule in some uncontrollable laughter with No Direction Home — [...]
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About Us! Artists’ Scratch Showcase: South West Edition
Presented by Counterpoints Arts and Dartington Trust, and curated by [...]
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One Song at Museum of the Home
One Song is a new multiscreen video installation that explores the power of songs that connect us to our roots.
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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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Learning Lab: CATALYSTS FOR CHANGE – ARTS, CULTURE AND ENGAGEMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNANCE
Horniman Museum and Gardens 100 London Road, LondonAn all day Learning Lab event at The Horniman Museum and Gardens, part of The Mayor's London Borough of Culture 2022 - We Are Lewisham.
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No Direction Home comedy at Soho Theatre
UPDATE: May and June dates are now sold out. Check back for more dates this autumn!
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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.
