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29 Nov - 1 Dec 2019
A three day programme of talks, workshops and performances, bringing together an international network of arts organisations working with participatory methodologies to connect the arts, environment, migration and working […]
24 Nov 2019
After the smash-hit success of its debut season, and a sell-out gig at Southbank Centre, come join us for more unexpected laughs from our talented team.
21 - 22 Oct 2019
Pop culture
#platforma5 21-22 October 2019, Gulbenkian, University of Kent, Canterbury A 2-day ‘retreat’ as part of Platforma 5 Introduction Pop Culture and Social Change is a pioneering project from Counterpoints Arts exploring how […]
21 - 26 Oct 2019
#platforma 5 As part of our 5th Platforma festival we are co-curating a week of events at the Gulbenkian in Canterbury. The programme includes: 21-22 October: Pop culture / […]
21 - 25 Oct 2019
Learning, Multi-Art Form
Image credit: Chris Constantine Join us for a week of participatory workshops, conversations, screenings and talks as part of a Turner Contemporary takeover by Platforma Festival. The programme (coordinated […]
6 Oct 2019
Sustainability and Climate Justice
The Arts, Migration and Food Platforma 5 event, part of Something Held in the Mouth, a four day festival of food, migration & the poetics of food, organised by Custom Folkestone. […]
3 - 6 Oct 2019
Multi-Art Form
#platforma5 Custom Folkestone presents: Something Held in the MouthA four day festival bringing together artists and creative practitioners to present a diverse programme of art, events, workshops and talks about the […]
27 Sep 2019
Learning
Image: Guy’s Map of Cork 1893 Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody. […]
26 Sep 2019
Learning, Networking
Image: Tania Bruguera’s Hyundai Commission, Turbine Hall launch (2018). Credit: Kirsty O’Connor PA. We are pleased to collaborate with our partners CREATE in Ireland in the context of a Networking […]
24 Sep - 13 Oct 2019
Comedy
#platforma5 In partnership with Ideas Test, Woodville Theatre, Cohesion PlusNo Direction Home, produced by Counterpoints Arts & Camden People’s Theatre, has been running since September 2018, with free coaching […]
23 Sep - 27 Oct 2019
Image: A Hostile Environment 2019, Adam Chodzko The biennial Platforma festival for the arts by, with and about refugees and migration is produced by Counterpoints Arts. It brings […]
16 Aug 2019
Comedy
Booking No Direction Home is a stand-up comedy group from refugee & migrant backgrounds mentored by award-winning comedian Tom Parry, created and produced by Counterpoints Arts and Camden People’s […]
23 Jun 2019
Comedy, Community & Participation, Music, Performance & Dance
Our 2019 collaboration with the Southbank Centre, with a programme of theatre, comedy, choir performances, a live art performance, Balkan music and more.
23 Jun 2019
Comedy
No Direction Home workshop in this new V&A gallery display.
23 Jun 2019
Comedy
Laughter unites us: an evening of stand-up by comics from refugee and migrant backgrounds, with guest headliners Suzi Ruffell and Romesh Ranganathan.
23 Jun 2019
Performance & Dance
This durational performance by artists Tania El Khoury and Basel Zaraa reflects on the health experiences of refugees in the UK, using touch, sound and participation.
21 Jun 2019
Multi-Art Form
Special Friday late opening at the Museum featuring Dance for Refuge, Don Letts DJ set and much more!
21 Jun 2019
Music
Showcasing some of the most talented young classical musicians in the UK, the Chineke! Junior String Quartet was formed by the groundbreaking Chineke! Foundation who created the first professional orchestra in Europe to be made up of majority black and minority ethnic musicians.
21 Jun 2019
Music
Manchester based Syrian beatboxer Madz has been performing on the streets, stages and national beatbox battle finals bringing together influences of electronic and drum n bass genres.
21 Jun 2019
Music
One of our favourite London based rappers returns to Refugee Week.
21 Jun 2019
Music
For the third year in a row, Dance for Refuge are taking over the Grand Entrance and programming an evening of music to help raise awareness of the importance of migrant culture in the arts.
21 Jun 2019
Music
Legendary DJ performs a set of upbeat reggae and tunes inspired by the Refugee Week theme of #generations.
21 - 22 Jun 2019
Performance & Dance
This durational performance by artists Tania El Khoury and Basel Zaraa reflects on the health experiences of refugees in the UK, using touch, sound and participation.
20 Jun 2019
Film and Photography
A lone yachtswoman encounters a marooned vessel, not realising she’s about to get into deep water…
20 - 27 Jun 2019
Multi-Art Form
German-Syrian artist Manaf Halbouni’s sculpture Rubble Theatre is a highlight of this year’s Refugee Festival Scotland. It recreates a scene of destruction in Syria, featuring the rubble of a […]
19 Jun 2019
Pop culture
We are delighted to be working with Strange Beast on a special event for Refugee Week exploring Integration of Refugees within the Creative Industry. We’ll be premiering a new film […]
17 - 23 Jun 2019
Multi-Art Form
This June will be the 21st Refugee Week, taking place across the UK. It’s one of the biggest arts festivals in the country, a nationwide programme of arts, cultural […]
17 Jun 2019
Film and Photography
A romantic drama of obsession and betrayal, set in 1900s Vienna.
16 Jun 2019
Multi-Art Form
This year's Refugee Week national launch at the V&A is a family friendly programme that spreads across the Museum.
16 - 23 Jun 2019
Film and Photography
'You, me and those who came before’ photography project invites us to explore experiences of displacement in our families, neighbourhoods and history.
16 Jun 2019
Music
A fusion of classical Syrian music and contemporary folk songs performed by Raghad Haddad from the National Syrian Orchestra and folk songwriter Sam Slatcher.
16 Jun 2019
Music
Haymanot Tesfa will be launching her debut album ‘Loosening of Strings’ with this performance in V&A’s Devonshire Hunting Tapestries room. Haymanot’s music is inspired by the ancient landscapes and […]
16 Jun 2019
Music
Danto Aya, London based Tuareg musician performs a guitar-driven set in the style known among the Tuareg people as assouf.
16 Jun 2019
Performance & Dance
Take an unique Refugee Week tour of the V&A Museum with artists Ania Bas and Daniela Nofal
15 Jun 2019
Film and Photography
Join us to hear career insights from this award-winning filmmaker, alongside a screening of Stories of Passers Through.
8 Jun 2019
Multi-Art Form
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.
21 - 25 May 2019
Learning, Multi-Art Form
Join Counterpoints Arts and The Open University along with artists and activists for the third year of Who Are We? Project.
29 Apr 2019
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.
14 Apr - 15 May 2019
Comedy
Since autumn 2018 Camden People’s Theatre, Counterpoints Arts and award-winning comedian Tom Parry (Pappy’s; Badults; The Lost Disc) have been running the No Direction Home stand-up programme – a […]
14 Mar 2019
Learning, Music
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.
11 - 15 Feb 2019
Community & Participation
We are delighted to announce the dates for TWO Refugee Week Conferences in 2019! Due to the long waiting lists Refugee Week Conference has had in recent years, we’ve […]
21 Jan 2019
Multi-Art Form
Join us at The Quarterhouse in Folkestone for a networking event leading up to Platforma 5, taking place across Kent and Medway in October 2019.The event is open to all […]
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