We Are All Migrants Art Event

We Are All Migrants Social Movement, will be hosting a weekend of art and events at Gallery S O London.

We Are All MIgrants will share Pedro Caxade´s last music video and has also invited the international artists Mario Gutierrez Cru and Domix Garrido to share their work in response to current issues around migration - videos, happenings and installations. A great starting point for lots of interesting discussions. We do hope you can join us!

1pm on Saturday, to open the weekend artists Mario Gutierrez Cru and Domix Garrido will be talking about their work, proccess and impact in this eclectic society.

4 pm on Saturday, there will be continuous screening sessions of ‘Emigrante’ by Pedro Caxade and 1668’s "Rio de Oro" by Domix Garrido and "#excerpts from Melilla" by Mario Gutiérrez Cru

4 -6pm on Sunday, to close the weekend we will be having drinks and music.

Happenings scheduled through the day.

We Are All Migrants is a project and social movement initiated by Pedro Caxade (singer and actor) to challenge hate and prejudice towards migration. Having travelled widely in Europe and the Americas, increasingly he has witnessed the consequences of these actions. The core of this project is ´"Emigrante", a music video that sends a possitive message by talking about the human being hidden behind the label migrant, and most importantly making people understand we are all connected to migrant stories. From here the project has grown to become a common story that we are share. We Are All Migrants uses social media platforms to spread the message.

See how to join the social movement and share your stories here: youtu.be/gbNl2A6SfX0

1668 Project:
Mario Gutierrez Cru and Domix Garrido will present 1668 project, a common area to explore social and political art and poetry that will share with the audience a diversity of works under the name "Disonancias Fronterizas": Videos: "Rio de Oro", Domix Garrido, "#excerpts from Melilla", Mario Gutiérrez Cru. Sound Insatllation: "Diálogos sordos", from 1668. Happenings: "I am from here", by 1668, "AYLANK", by Domix Garrido