Journal

  Back in August, Migrate Art founder Simon Butler sat down with artist Ken Nwadiogbu and curator Farah Piriye to chat about Ken's work for the Ze...

  To recycle our paper waste we at Migrate Art have decided to print folding instructions to make origami cranes. The crane is considered a symbol...

We spoke with Tun Myint from Mutual Aid Myanmar to chat about the current situation in Myanmar, 6 months since the military coup, and how MAM's wor...

We spoke to Raise Three Fingers, an anonymous collective of artists and creatives in Myanmar who are bringing together the global artistic communit...

  Our friend and collaborator Piers Secunda recently sat down on two occasions with the Zeitgeist19 podcast to discuss his work, the destruction ...

  This week we caught up with Richie Htet to ask him how his life has changed after Myanmar's military coup.   How has Myanmar’s artistic commun...

 This week we caught up with Bart Was Not Here to ask him a few questions about life in Myanmar after the country's military coup.   Bart Was N...

You may be wondering why out of all the causes and issues in the news right now, we decided to raise funds for Myanmar. As with all of our previo...

Myths and Facts of Carbon Metrics By Santeri Lehtonen   “Offsetting”, “voluntary carbon markets”, and “Net Zero” have become popular terms thrown ...

It is one of the most iconic artworks from the 20th century. Some of us love it, some of us hate it, but we all know it and have seen it countless ...

You have with no doubt heard a lot about ‘micro plastics’ over the past couple of years, and there is a reason for that- they are everywhere! The...

RefuAid has teamed up with NHS England & Improvement (NHSEI), and Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) to create a programme for nurses from...