Created for the Migration Museum, the stark campaign aims to tackle anti-immigration sentiment in the UK, which was prominent in the recent general election campaign.
“With more than 7000 visitors a month, the Migration Museum has made an impact and generated relevant cultural experiences among people from the neighbouring area and the regular visitors to the shopping centre. What happened? Well, the museum moved into a space that people already visited, and if we had to choose a popular space full of movement, variety and diversity, a shopping centre may well be just the spot.”
An AFP feature on the reliance of the NHS on immigrants in the run-up to the UK’s general election featured our Heart of the Nation exhibition, including an interview with the Migration Museum’s Matthew Plowright.
The City of London Corporation has won the national ‘Planning Permission of the Year’ at the prestigious Planning Awards 2024, recognising its decision to approve a mixed-use scheme at 65 Crutched Friars by Dominus which will include a new permanent home for the Migration Museum in the Square Mile.
