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find us on other platforms soundcloud -- facebook twitter instagram flickr -- vimeo email -- virgin -- normal medium large search search for: home visit what’s on exhibitions outputs audio video publications education resource bank videos advice for teachers news latest news press coverage press releases blog about us about our project our team trustees distinguished friends committees partners work with us contact us donate menu room to breathe migration museum at the workshop, 26 lambeth high street, london se1 7ag (nearest tube: vauxhall) © our room to breathe exhibition is open until 8pm every thursday. see the exhibition after work, grab a drink and chat with members of our team. © london migration film festival: babylon (film screening + q&a). tuesday 4 december 2018, 6.45pm–8.45pm. tickets: £6 © image courtesy of park circus/exclusive media touching home, a sensory theatre performance by 27 degrees on thursday 6 december © 27 degrees migration museum at the workshop, 26 lambeth high street, london se1 7ag (nearest tube: vauxhall) open wed–sun 11am–5pm (late opening until 9pm last thurs of every month) © migration museum project mayor of london sadiq khan supports the migration museum project © migration museum project cazenove road by christian sinibaldi, from our 100 images of migration exhibition online gallery. © christian sinibaldi the migration museum at the workshop – telling stories of movement to and from britain in fresh and engaging ways. we stage an adventurous programme of exhibitions, events and education workshops at our museum, housed in the workshop, an arts and community space just off albert embankment in london. the migration museum at the workshop is located at 26 lambeth high street, london, se1 7ag . opening hours: 12pm–8pm (thursdays), 12pm–6pm (fridays–sundays) what’s on and how to find us> read more about our project find out more about us recent tweets follow us on twitter – @migrationuk sign up to our mailing list to hear about important updates and events at the museum register for our free newsletter * indicates required email address * first name last name examples of the emails we send out are listed here: distinguished friends brian lambkin brian lambkin is founding director of the mellon centre for migration studies at the ulster-american folk park, omagh, northern ireland and past chairman of the association of european migration institutions 2002–11. formerly he was principal of lagan college, belfast. brian lambkin co-wrote migration in irish history, 1607–2007, which was published in 2008 by palgrave macmillan.… read more meet our distinguished friends support us for more information about becoming a supporter email: [email protected] or donate to our project by going through to our bt donation page: make a donation to the project -- what's on migrateful – albanian cookery class with deshira december 12, 2018 learn the secrets to cooking a range of albanian dishes, followed by a sit-down dinner with deshira as part of the latest in a series of cookery classes run by migrateful, in partnership with the migration museum. read more touching home © 27 degrees december 6, 2018 sensory theatre company 27 degrees is taking over our room to breathe exhibition and presenting excerpts of their new show touching home. read more london migration film festival: babylon + q&a december 4, 2018 a screening of the seminal 1980 film babylon followed by a q&a, as part of the london migration film festival. read more london migration film festival: voyeurism in documentary film on migration (long-table workshop) december 2, 2018 in this special event as part of the london migration film festival, the migration collective will open up a discussion about voyeurism in documentary filmmaking on migration, exploring our position as storytellers, curators and media consumers and the responsibilities of those who create visual narratives based on another’s experience. read more room to breathe november 1, 2018 an immersive exhibition inviting you to discover stories from generations of new arrivals to britain. journey through a series of rooms in which the struggles, joys, creativity and resilience of living in a new land are brought to life through audio, films, photographs and personal objects. read more exhibitions room to breathe an immersive exhibition inviting you to discover stories from generations of new arrivals to britain. journey through a series of rooms in which the struggles, joys, creativity and resilience of living in a new land are brought to life through audio, films, photographs and personal objects. read more no turning back: seven migration moments that changed britain a new exhibition from the migration museum exploring seven migration moments throughout history that changed britain through art, photography, graphics, quotes and stories. read more 100 images of migration © christian sinibaldi a collection of diverse images by professional and amateur photographers that together tell a compelling story about what migration means to people across the uk. read more latest blog the art studio as a ‘room to breathe’ room to breathe at the migration museum takes visitors on an immersive journey through a series of interconnected rooms, revealing the multi-layered experience of migrants and refugees arriving in a new country. intimate personal stories are brought to life through audio recordings of oral histories as visitors go through the different rooms. at the centre… read more dima karout – artist and curator in residence of the art studio in room to breathe dima karout is our first artist in residence for our room to breathe exhibition and will be curator in residence of the art studio in the exhibition, overseeing a series of residencies by migrant artists. in this blog post, dima introduces her artistic practice and approach and explains how our artist-in-residence series will work. read more migration, population ageing, and labour force participation when people express anxieties about immigration, they tend to do so in terms of its economic, social or cultural effect on the country – and occasionally all three. of these, the social effect of immigration continues to be the most divisive, with strident voices expressing bitterly opposing views. as far as the other two are… read more island to island this is a guest blog by photographer tim smith, a long-standing friend of the migration museum project and contributor to our 100 images of migration exhibition. he describes the background to island to island – journeys through the caribbean, a new exhibition at leeds central library which runs from 27 june until 27 july 2018. a… read more a polaroid for a refugee a guest blog by giovanna del sarto, creator of a polaroid for a refugee, a photographic project depicting points of transition in the lives of individual refugees, a selection of images from which we are displaying at the migration museum at the workshop in june 2018. read more a new brochure and a cloud’s silver lining we’re putting the finishing touches to our new brochure (our sixth, by my reckoning), which we hope to have ready in paper form and as a pdf on our website in the next few weeks. it’s always an interesting process: taking stock of how far we have travelled and how much we have done, re-examining… read more moving stories – a competition that has moved us all © hugo de la rosa paulet a guest blog by asher goodenough, subject advisor for history at ocr, on the moving stories competition, which the migration museum project ran in partnership with ocr. read more river deep, mountain high – two weeks in april 1968 the title is a reference to the song made famous by ike and tina turner in 1966, lavishly and operatically (some might say bombastically) produced by phil spector. fortunately for this blog, eric burdon and the animals (themselves not averse to musical pyrotechnics) reprised the song in 1968, the year that is

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