Adopting Britain at Southbank Centre

We are very proud to have been a part of the Adopting Britain exhibition, curated by Southbank Centre in partnership with Counterpoints Arts, during its run at Royal Festival Hall from April to September 2015. Read more

RE·THINK Migration

We collaborated with the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich to explore the theme of migration with visitors from June – November 2015.
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What's on

The New Londoners
We are exhibiting a selection of images from photographer Chris Steele-Perkins’ The New Londoners project, a series documenting and celebrating London’s unique cultural richness. Read more
UNHCR presents: Nowhere People UK
UNHCR presents Nowhere People UK, a selection of works by documentary photographer Greg Constantine exploring the impact of statelessness on individuals in the UK Read more
Room to Breathe
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

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Moving Hearts
A video on Moving Hearts, a collaboration between Australian artist Penny Ryan and Professor Anna Reading and Dr James Bjork from King’s College London in 2018. Moving Hearts built on Penny’s Connecting Hearts Project, which has involved 1000s of people in Sydney reflecting on their connection with people seeking asylum, particularly those in detention. We hosted a series of art workshops… Read more
Moving Stories – competition with OCR
A video showcasing our inaugural Moving Stories competition, in partnership with exam board OCR, in which teams of students studying OCR’s migration GCSE history units were invited to design a new exhibition based on an aspect of their studies, with the winning team jetting off to New York City in summer 2018. Read more
Audio stories from Room to Breathe
A selection of audio food stories from our Room to Breathe exhibition. Read more