Freedom | Refugee week 2026
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We are back with Exhibition Freedom during Refugee week 2026.
A participatory visual arts Exhibition exploring a wide range of emotions connected to journeys, uncertainty, hope and resilience of Refugee.
Date & Venue:
15–17 June, 10am - 6pm
Jarman Studio 1, Jarman building, University of Kent
19–21 June, 10am - 6pm
Templeman Atrium, Templeman library, University of Kent
FREEDOM - A participatory visual arts Exhibition and performance by Unity Arts Collective.
Immerse yourself in a unique, participatory visual arts experience that combines movement, immersive sound, sculpture, visual arts and more. This exhibition boasts artwork co-created by a diverse group of contributors, from refugees and migrants to local artists, students and community members. Explore profound themes of hope, resilience, identity, transformation, freedom, life and death.
Participate and interact with the exhibition materials to discover how our senses interpret the concept of freedom.
What our audience have been saying -
- “I felt like crying, nostalgic and empathetic towards refugees.”
- “I knew a lot about the journey of migration and have family who fled. But this was an exhibition that reminds you of where need for greater support.”
- “Watching the performance, using the cardboard cut-outs to go through the motions of the journey was amazing.”
A participatory visual arts Exhibition exploring a wide range of emotions connected to journeys, uncertainty, hope and resilience of Refugee.
Date & Venue:
15–17 June, 10am - 6pm
Jarman Studio 1, Jarman building, University of Kent
19–21 June, 10am - 6pm
Templeman Atrium, Templeman library, University of Kent
FREEDOM - A participatory visual arts Exhibition and performance by Unity Arts Collective.
Immerse yourself in a unique, participatory visual arts experience that combines movement, immersive sound, sculpture, visual arts and more. This exhibition boasts artwork co-created by a diverse group of contributors, from refugees and migrants to local artists, students and community members. Explore profound themes of hope, resilience, identity, transformation, freedom, life and death.
Participate and interact with the exhibition materials to discover how our senses interpret the concept of freedom.
What our audience have been saying -
- “I felt like crying, nostalgic and empathetic towards refugees.”
- “I knew a lot about the journey of migration and have family who fled. But this was an exhibition that reminds you of where need for greater support.”
- “Watching the performance, using the cardboard cut-outs to go through the motions of the journey was amazing.”
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Where is it happening?
University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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Host or PublisherUnity Arts Collective
