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February 27, 2024
The London exhibition featured Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists whose work used ink, pigment and pastels created from ash and charcoal left by Amazon wildfires.
February 22, 2024
The initiative will support people affected by deforestation
September 23, 2023
The Caring Family Foundation (TCFF) have unveiled 'Winds of Yawanawa' NFT Artwork by Refik Anadol and Yamanawa,
November 30, 2021
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October 20, 2021
The multi-purpose pop-up events space, The Landing Hub, is unveiled today (Wednesday 20 October). The Landing Hub also announces its exciting programme of film screenings, workshops, performances, visual art installations, talks and free fundraising parties which will run during the course of the COP26 conference.
May 20, 2021
Takumã Kuikuro is an award-winning indigenous filmmaker Indigenous filmmaker Takumã Kuikuro, who regularly collaborates with Peoples Palace Projects, is working with ACASAGRINGOCARDIA studio to take the Brazilian Amazon to the heart of the exhibition through an emersive audio-visual installation, OCA RED. The exhibition invites the world to connect to the Xingu way of life, celebrating indigenous, communal ways of living in harmony with the earth, and sharing a vision of the future....
May 8, 2021
Queen Mary University of London People’s Palace Projects, in partnership with Flute Theatre (UK) and La Plaza Theatre (Peru), developed the production during a four-week digital theatre laboratory connecting the UK and Peru. The one-hour online performance, available in Spanish with English translation, investigated how the dramatic arts can break the stigma and lack of visibility around autism and demonstrates how taking part in theatrical productions can enable resilience among young people...
May 8, 2021
The Tempest was adapted to a digital format in response to the Covid-19 pandemic People’s Palace Projects, in partnership with Flute Theatre (UK) and La Plaza Theatre (Peru), developed the production during a four-week digital theatre laboratory connecting the UK and Peru. The one-hour online performance, available in Spanish with English translation, investigated how the dramatic arts can break the stigma and lack of visibility around autism and demonstrates how taking part in theatrical p...