A nationwide arts festival celebrating refugees from Nazi Europe and their contribution to British culture Read More...

This major touring exhibition, curated by Dr Peter Wakelin, is a timely exploration of the impact of artist refugees on art in Britain, taking a perspective across the past 150 years. Read More...

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LegalAliens' powerful and evocative production features the cast rotating through the roles of migrant, politician, citizen, CEO and a VIP bot, all part of a perverse and random mechanism. A live camera projects part of the action on screen, as our lives become increasingly part of a gigantic video game in which even the most dramatic situations - boats crossing the Med, border control techniques, the selling of weapons - can be sold to the public as glamorous products. Read More...

Join us to explore how arts, culture, education and the media can bring communities together and help change the conversation about refugees. Read More...

An exhibition of paintings, sculpture and installations by Lucy Namayanja Read More...

An extraordinary programme of works exploring, depicting, deciphering Jordan through the eyes of its filmmaking talent. Read More...

An evening of poetry, music and discussion inspired by ideas of nomadic existence, having many places that you call home and how different landscapes shape the art that you create. Read More...

The 2020 London Human Rights Watch Film Festival, takes place across Barbican, Regent St Cinema and Curzon Soho, featuring 14 award-wining documentaries and dramas. Read More...

A powerful new play by Lindsay Rodden, HERE is about finding sanctuary in the unlikeliest of places. About dancing on rooftops, blossom in winter, and re-writing the story of the city as your own. A story of two best friends with a library card, and the power they summon through friendship and books to make something magical. To say WE WERE HERE. Read More...

Olcay Bayir - performs with her 7-piece band and takes you on a journey into the heart of Anatolia. Using traditional and original songs in Turkish and Kurdish, Olcay explores the often mysterious cultures of the region. Read More...

Platforma 6 will take place in Yorkshire (October 2021). Join us to discuss plans so far and to consider how we might work together to develop the programme. Read More...

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Migrations is a hugely ambitious new opera from British composer Will Todd. An expanded WNO Orchestra is joined by a cast of 100 performers, including a gospel choir, Bollywood dancers and a children’s chorus. This is epic drama on a huge scale, and an unmissable live experience. Read More...