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Artist Spotlight: Abdul Rahman Katanani

Artist Spotlight: Abdul Rahman Katanani

May 11, 2022

Abdul Rahman Katanani is a third generation Palestinian refugee, who grew up in Sabra refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon, and experienced a childhood surrounded by poverty and trauma. The year...

Making of: Mona Hatoum 'The Blues No1 12.7.2020/2021'

Making of: Mona Hatoum 'The Blues No1 12.7.2020/2021'

March 1, 2022

  Enter Atelier Ji's studio in South East London and see how Mona Hatoum's new screen print 'The Blues No1 12.7.2020/21' was made.

Interview with Bart Was Not Here

Interview with Bart Was Not Here

February 4, 2022

We spoke with Bart Was Not Here to discuss the situation in Myanmar, one year after the military coup.

Anish Kapoor in conversation with Ai Wei Wei

Anish Kapoor in conversation with Ai Wei Wei

December 14, 2021

Two art world icons, Anish Kapoor and Ai Wei Wei, recently sat down to share their views on art and its place in today's world. We fully believe that art...

PODCAST: Bart Was Not Here for Zeitgeist19

PODCAST: Bart Was Not Here for Zeitgeist19

November 9, 2021

  We have once again collaborated with the Zeitgeist19 podcast to bring you an interview with Burmese artist Bart Was Not Here.   Curator Farah Piriye and Migrate Art founder...

Making of: Loie Hollowell 'Red Earth'

Making of: Loie Hollowell 'Red Earth'

November 1, 2021

We go behind the scenes at Atelier Ji printers in London to see the process of how Loie Hollowell's 'Red Earth' print was made.   For more information on the...

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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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