Project Refuge/e
Bar Elias informal settlement 2 (c) 2016 AMP Art Georgia HaseldineTuesday 4 April 2017 - Sunday 9 April 2017
There are 65 million refugees in the world, the same number as the population of the United Kingdom. Project Refuge/e is a new installation shining a spotlight on the experiences of those driven from their homes by conflict and oppression.
A real refugee shelter transported to the UK from Lebanon, the installation shares the voices of displaced people as they talk about their struggle to find normality in their daily lives.
Find out more about the project here.
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