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An immersive exhibition inviting you to discover stories from generations of new arrivals to Britain. Journey through a series of rooms in which the struggles, joys, creativity and resilience of living in a new land are brought to life through audio, films, photographs and personal objects. Read more
Join us for a guided tour of our No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain exhibition during the final weekend of its run. This tour is part of the Lambeth Heritage Festival 2018. Read more
A selection of drawings by Sophie Herxheimer made live using ink and brush in collaboration with members of the public, listening to and drawing stories about food, home, and the journeys we make to get there. Read more
As part of our activities for Refugee Week 2018, we are displaying a selection of images from A Polaroid for a Refugee, a project by photographer Giovanna del Sarto depicting points of transition in the lives of individual refugees. Read more
Join us on Thursday 22 February for a jam-packed late opening, featuring the launch of the launch of a new pop-up exhibition exploring the hidden history of LGBTQI migrants in Britain, a last chance to catch the Empathy Museum’s acclaimed immersive exhibit A Mile in My Shoes – Migration, and an opportunity to see our No Turning Back exhibition, grab a drink and meet our team. Read more
To accompany our No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain exhibition, the Empathy Museum presents a new iteration of its acclaimed immersive exhibit A Mile in My Shoes, featuring a collection of new audio stories from refugees and migrants who have made London their home. Read more
Join us on Thursday 26 October for a special late opening of the Migration Museum featuring the official launch of Angélica Dass’ Humanae project. Read more
A new exhibition from the Migration Museum exploring seven migration moments throughout history that changed Britain through art, photography, graphics, quotes and stories. Read more
Keepsakes is a display of personal items that keep memories of migration and identity alive. This brand-new display is in partnership with Morley College, located close to Migration Museum at The Workshop. Read more
UNHCR presents Am I My Brother’s Keeper?, an installation by London-based artist Kate Daudy. Her work, which is based on an ancient Chinese literary practice of writing on objects, is concerned with questions of home, identity and memory. Read more
