A group exhibition centring anti-caste artistic perspectives from the South Asian diaspora.

Tell us your never-ending stories, hopes and dreams. So then we can build the Senbazuru of ours.

Accompanying talk for Borders of Childhood exhibition

If Henna Could Speak elevates non-Western works of art by women and non-binary people to their rightful place as a legitimate artistic practice.

Experience tradition and innovation in "close up, up close". Watch as artist Nuz intertwines ancient henna techniques with contemporary creativity, adorning a live model with mesmerising designs.

Voices from within the queer asylum seeking community

Local Foreigners is a collection of personal stories and portraits of immigrants in the UK

Czech and Slovak Roma women’s stories of life, health and illness

An exhibition of drawings by Venezuelan children exploring their experiences of forced migration and the asylum system.

Through visual art, sound, documentary and augmented reality this installation looks at how social frontiers affect life in Rotherham.