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To Re-Cite: Ayat al-Kursi – Sound, Faith, and Collective Listening
We warmly invite you to a workshop as part of [...]
Artists Against The Far Right – Together March
We invite artists, creatives, arts organisations, partners and supporters to walk with us at the Together March. Bring your work, your art, your placards and your chants!
The (De)Colonial Legacy of the 1932 Cairo Congress
Panel reflecting on the legacy of the 1932 Cairo Congress from a contemporary MENA perspective, as part of Beyond 1932.
Kamilya Jubran and Werner Hasler
As part of the Beyond 1932 project, in a performance at Cafe Oto Kamilya Jubran and Werner Hasler will unravel a musical universe of possibilities.
Palestine Comedy Club film UK release
A major new documentary feature film: on release across the UK from 27th February.
Refugee Week 2026 Conference (online)
Join us for the Refugee Week 2026 Conference and find out how to get involved in this year’s festival!
Bibby Boys
A collaborative photographic series by Theo McInnes and Thomas Ralph.
About Us! Artists Scratch Showcase 2026
A collaboration between the Southbank Centre, Counterpoints Arts and Awate.
HW4P Solidarity on Screen – Rendered in Light
Join us for a special community screening of Rendered in Light, a deeply moving story about a software engineer navigating life in a besieged city.
Once We Were Held – SHARP
Co-commissioned with Flamm, SHARP presents their new immersive installation in St Petroc’s Church in Bodmin, Cornwall.
Flamm x Counterpoints – [Dis]Location Artists Exchange
Flamm Festival and Counterpoints ' collaboration for Flamm 2026 on an artist exchange to explore socially engaged art practice and the Festival's theme of [Dis]Location.
Counterpoints in Conversation – Episode One
Counterpoints in Conversation broadcast series on Resonance FM in collaboration with Gaby D'Annunzio. First episode with Maria Marrone and Ornella Mutoni.
Refugee Week 2026 Conference (Online)
Join us for the Refugee Week 2026 Conference and find out how to get involved in this year's festival!
HOLDING SPACE: Arts, Refugees and Mental Health
This gathering will explore how cultural institutions can hold space for artists and communities with refugee backgrounds, supporting both creative expression and wellbeing.
ALT B: Palestine Comedy Club x No Direction Home
Palestine Comedy Club joins forces with Counterpoints Arts’ No Direction Home for a one-off fundraising comedy night at the Bush Theatre – celebrating sharp, powerful and fiercely funny voices from across borders.
Holding Space: Bradford 2025
Arts, Refugees and Mental Health National Gathering: Exploring the role of creativity in supporting the wellbeing of refugees and asylum seekers.
