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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...

On Considering the Pencil, No Erasing Allowed

On Considering the Pencil, No Erasing Allowed

June 19, 2023

written by Anne Abouchar I recently visited the excellent University of Georgia’s art museum, in Athens, Georgia, USA (not Greece), to see a small but powerful exhibition of the prose and...

'Rachel Whiteread’s House, and the Calais Jungle.'

'Rachel Whiteread’s House, and the Calais Jungle.'

June 15, 2023

Article by Alycia Gaunt In October 1993, six years before the French Red Cross opened the first refugee camp around the port of Calais, Rachel Whiteread uncovered her most ambitious...

Prized Print: Our Community Members tell us about their favourite Migrate edition

Prized Print: Our Community Members tell us about their favourite Migrate edition

May 31, 2023

I love all my Migrate Art prints, as I do my children, so to choose between is a cruel and impossible request. Yet, there is one I find I am...

Behind the Scenes: Richard Long

Behind the Scenes: Richard Long

April 13, 2023

Come behind the scenes with us with London based etcher Chris Roantree as he prints Richard Long's new 'WAR PAINT ON SLATE'. We also hosted Richard Long at the Migrate offices...

Devastating Earthquake Across Turkey, Syria and Lebanon

Devastating Earthquake Across Turkey, Syria and Lebanon

February 8, 2023

Many of us will have seen the news of the Monday 6th February's devestating earthquake in Turkey and Syria. We heard from friends that the destruction and loss of life...

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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

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