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PODCAST: Ken Nwadiogbu for Zeitgeist19

PODCAST: Ken Nwadiogbu for Zeitgeist19

September 20, 2021

  Back in August, Migrate Art founder Simon Butler sat down with artist Ken Nwadiogbu and curator Farah Piriye to chat about Ken's work for the Zeitgeist 19 podcast. In...

Origami Crane

Origami Crane

September 6, 2021

To recycle our paper waste we at Migrate Art have decided to print folding instructions to make origami cranes. The crane is considered a symbol of peace in Japan and has long been regarded to...

Interview with Mutual Aid Myanmar

Interview with Mutual Aid Myanmar

August 3, 2021

We spoke with Tun Myint from Mutual Aid Myanmar to chat about the current situation in Myanmar, 6 months since the military coup, and how MAM's work is making a...

Interview with Raise Three Fingers

Interview with Raise Three Fingers

June 9, 2021

We spoke to Raise Three Fingers, an anonymous collective of artists and creatives in Myanmar who are bringing together the global artistic community to highlight the country's ongoing humanitarian crisis....

PODCAST: Piers Secunda for Zeitgeist19

PODCAST: Piers Secunda for Zeitgeist19

June 2, 2021

Our friend and collaborator Piers Secunda recently sat down on two occasions with the Zeitgeist19 podcast to discuss his work, the destruction of culture, restitution of museum objects and the...

Interview with Richie Htet

Interview with Richie Htet

May 24, 2021

This week we caught up with Richie Htet to ask him how his life has changed after Myanmar's military coup.   How has Myanmar’s artistic community responded to the coup?...

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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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info@migrateart.com or press@migrateart.com
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