Music, films, comedy and multimedia projects are presented by paradigm-shifting artists from around the world in an event led by Awate.
The Eritrean-born, Camden-raised wordsmith, poet, rapper, producer and activist curates this event as part of Refugee Week 2022.
Awate has past commissions or residencies with The Roundhouse, The British Library Sound Archive, Tate Archives, PRS Foundation, British Council and Counterpoints Arts.
Full line-up to be announced.
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