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Human Rights Today is a global digital art exhibition inviting communities from across the world—particularly those in refugee camps, temporary accommodations, and marginalised areas—to reflect on the meaning of human rights through art. The project will culminate in an online exhibition launching during Refugee Week 2025, showcasing powerful visual narratives from people whose voices are too often excluded from mainstream platforms.
Left: Sudan: Stolen Dreams by Maisson Hassan Matar
By showcasing diverse voices through creative expression, this exhibition will:
Left: Human Rights by: Aisha Koudri, Atwain Johnson, Grace Pascoe, Marco Ferrara, Michaela McKay.
Produced by Arts For Rights Youth Club
Founded in London in May 1949, the Council of Europe has championed democracy, human rights, and the rule of law across Europe for 75 years. To mark this milestone, the exhibition Human Rights Today was launched at Brent Museum through a collaboration between AICEM, the Young Brent Foundation, the Council of Europe’s Youth Department, and WE RESTART. Structured in three parts, it highlights the Council’s legacy, presents powerful solo and group works from refugee artists, and showcases creations by young people from Brent and asylum seekers involved in WE RESTART’s programmes. Since its debut, the exhibition has evolved into a travelling showcase across London—including stops in Kensal Rise, Wembley, Camden, and Westminster—and will expand internationally to Italy in June 2025. At each venue, the exhibition grows, inviting new artists and community organisations to join the dialogue on human rights, inclusion, and democratic values through the power of art.
Click on the image to learn more about past exhibitions