Keeping things Whole - Exhibition Private Viewing
Discover Keeping Things Whole, an exhibition bringing together five artists whose work explores our relationships with landscapes, materials and other forms of life.
Movement, Wellbeing & Social Change Gathering
An evening of movement, performance and conversation bringing artists, dancers and culture workers together to explore new ways of connecting, collaborating and caring for ourselves and each other.
Movement & Mental Health Workshop
A participatory workshop for artists, activists and culture workers exploring how movement can support wellbeing, with practical tools and shared practices to take into creative work and everyday life.
Eshu at the Crossroads
Shows at 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM
Duration: 45 minutes (no interval)
Tickets £12 (£10 child)
Step into a magical family adventure where dance, live performance and puppetry come together in a story inspired by Yorubic culture, myth and storytelling, where every choice can change your path.
Casserole
Discover a new short performance by choreographer Raúl Reinoso, developed through his Lines of Flight residency, exploring memory, migration and resistance through movement.
Under the same sun - Exhibition Private Viewing
Discover the latest chapter of Asafe Ghalib’s photographic project Under the Same Sun, exploring queer migration, belonging and the search for home across borders.
50 Ways To Kill a Slug
Shows at 7:00 PM
Duration: 1 hour (no interval)
Tickets £10
A wildly unruly multi-sensory performance celebrating the slug as an anarchic icon and exploring radical rest, toxic productivity and belonging.
Leading with Joy
A participatory workshop blending movement, storytelling and collective imagination to explore new ways of leading teams, communities and creative projects with joy at the centre.
Movimiento + On Record
Who gets to tell our stories, and where do we belong? Studio Lenca’s film Movimiento meets On Record: When We Move Sideways, the editorial series accompanying Lines of Flight, for an evening of film and live conversation exploring Latinx life in Britain, representation and the stories we tell about ourselves.
One Last Dance - Lines of Flight Closing Party
One last night, one last dance. Join us to celebrate the end of Lines of Flight with music, movement and sounds from across Latin America and the Caribbean, including a special DJ set by Ivicore.
The Hollow Men - Live Performance by Polo Farrera
Experience a new live work developed through the Systems in Question residency, exploring how power shapes visibility and public life.
INDEPENDENCE - Exhibition Opening
Explore a new exhibition with Débora Delmar and Ilê Sartuzi examining agency, mobility, labour and cultural production through the lens of law.
Formula - Live Performance by Diasporas Now
Step into a live performance emerging from Diasporas Now’s residency during Transnational Encounters, exploring what it means to create together across cultures and lived experience.
Form & Root: Home Sick Clay Workshop
Shape clay in a workshop exploring memory, belonging and the traces of home.
I’ve grown tired / I’ve grown hopeful - Exhibition Opening
Step into an exhibition where myth, material and speculation shape distinct ways of experiencing contemporary life.
Until 22 May
Infiltraciones
A collective workshop bringing together artists, curators, cultural workers and researchers to examine the gaps facing Latin American and Caribbean visual practices in the UK and imagine ways of building greater visibility, connection and representation.
Arrivals/Departures: Part II
Part II - Arrivals/Departures , a series of evenings focused on film and conversation around the film industry.
It takes place as part of the Lines of Flight programme and is curated by Miguel Rey, PhD Researcher in Film Studies at Brunel University London.
Arrivals/Departures: Part I
Part I - Arrivals/Departures, a series of evenings focused on film and conversation around the film industry.
It takes place as part of the Lines of Flight programme and is curated by Miguel Rey, PhD Researcher in Film Studies at Brunel University London.
Exhibition: “What do we risk by coming closer?”
What do we risk by coming closer? is a solo exhibition by Emilia González Salgado, curated by Gabriela Román González, as part of Lines of Flight programme
UPRISING: Brixton House Takeover
A day of dance celebrating movement, community and perseverance.
An event in collaboration with Dance Umbrella and Brixton House.
Chile Estyle Documentary – Q&A + DJ Raff
Enjoy Pablo Aravena's intimate documentary followed by a Q&A and DJ set.
Queer Salsa – Brixton House Takeover
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, La Linea Festival is partnering with CASA to bring an exciting dance workshop and social to Brixton House, led by the incredible QUEER SALSA.