Counterpoints in Conversation is a brand new radio series on Resonance FM, in collaboration with Gaby D'Annunzio.
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.
Join us for the Refugee Week 2026 Conference and find out how to get involved in this year’s festival!
A major new documentary feature film: on release across the UK from 27th February.
Co-commissioned with Flamm, SHARP presents their new immersive installation in St Petroc’s Church in Bodmin, Cornwall.
A collaboration between the Southbank Centre, Counterpoints Arts and Awate.
We are delighted to be co-hosting the launch of Beyond A Joke - Comedy and social change in the UK, by Sam Beale, supported by Unbound Philanthropy.
Meet the finalists for the £15,000 prize for writers from refugee and migrant backgrounds who shine a light on today’s most pertinent topics.
Past Events
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.
Counterpoints in Conversation broadcast series on Resonance FM in collaboration with Gaby D'Annunzio. First episode with Maria Marrone and Ornella Mutoni.
This gathering will explore how cultural institutions can hold space for artists and communities with refugee backgrounds, supporting both creative expression and wellbeing.
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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.
A Counterpoints Productions film directed by Maria Marrone: this tender and deeply human story follows Mosab, a Gazan software engineer separated from his wife and children as they evacuate Gaza for emergency medical care.
Arts, Refugees and Mental Health National Gathering: Exploring the role of creativity in supporting the wellbeing of refugees and asylum seekers.
Platforma 2025 (online): Join us to reflect on the Platforma 2025 programme in the East of England, and to consider the impact, learning and next steps for building partnerships, capacity and programming.
PopChange Film Club presents the London premiere of a documentary that unveils a major miscarriage of justice in British history and sparks reflection on the ongoing struggle for racial equality.
Platforma 2025 (Cambridge): A new exhibition of work by Yayen & Jessa GY and Mohammad Noureddini.
