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10 Years of Migrate Art: Our Impact

10 Years of Migrate Art: Our Impact

October 21, 2026

October 2026 marks the 10-year anniversary of Migrate Art’s first artwork sale — Julian Opie’s Bobby and Natalie.1. The work was realised at a hammer price of £47,500, and the...

5 Artists Prove Art Can Change the World

5 Artists Prove Art Can Change the World

September 22, 2026

Over the past decade Migrate Art has operated on the core belief that contemporary art can be a catalyst for real change in the world. Since our first auction sale...

Behind the Scenes: Jules de Balincourt

Behind the Scenes: Jules de Balincourt

September 2, 2026

Our latest print with New York-based painter Jules de Balincourt has been masterfully printed by Atelier Ji in London. The 8-layer screen print is based on an original painting by the...

Interview with The Great Oven

Interview with The Great Oven

December 3, 2024

Earlier this month, Migrate Art Founder Simon Butler caught up with Nour Matraji to find out more about The Great Oven's incredible work:   Last April I had planned a trip...

From the Ashes: The Story

From the Ashes: The Story

February 9, 2024

Watch the full story of our From the Ashes project, produced by Ray Okudzeto and edited by Pedro Kiua.    

Listen to Migrate Connects at KOKO in London

Listen to Migrate Connects at KOKO in London

October 20, 2023

  Click on the audio player below to listen to our Refugee Week panel discussion with Janie Mac, founder of Refugee Community Kitchen, Mathilda Della Torre, Author of 'Conversations from...

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We believe that art has the capability to change the world. Migrate Art is on a mission to realise this by collaborating with renowned artists across the globe to create meaningful art, donating profits to groups who support marginalised and displaced individuals and communities across the globe. 

Art connects us. Art sparks opportunity. Art brings meaningful societal interactions across cultures and geographies. We harness this power to help those most in need.

Current projects
Editions, #masksformeals

Past projects
Raising for Myanmar, Scorched Earth, Multicolour, 2020 Solidarity

Contact
info@migrateart.com or press@migrateart.com
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