ASSEMBLE focuses on the rights of artists and the role of culture in supporting artists and communities with lived experience of displacement.
We believe that the arts and culture are vital in creating a more just and equal society. This is especially important as people and communities find themselves facing deep and interconnected challenges, including rising inequality, climate change and conflict.
In response to this, across our programme locally and internationally, we give opportunities for artistic development and exchange in the context of the global challenges and inequalities around exile and enforced migration.
Find out more about the artists we work with, our local and international partnerships and the new Assemble EU programme.
We believe that the arts and culture are vital in creating a more just and equal society. This is especially important as people and communities find themselves facing deep and interconnected challenges, including rising inequality, climate change and conflict.
In response to this, across our programme locally and internationally, we give opportunities for artistic development and exchange in the context of the global challenges and inequalities around exile and enforced migration.
Find out more about the artists we work with, our local and international partnerships and the new Assemble EU programme.
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From Sanctuary and culture to Assemble
ASSEMBLE has grown out of our programme Sanctuary and Culture. You can find out about Sanctuary and Culture residencies and partnerships in the archive pages here.
Thank you to our supporters Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Arts Council England and the Newcastle Culture Investment Fund.
