Taking Liberties: Detention, Reporting and Resistance

An exhibition led by people with experience of immigration detention and reporting, presenting testimony, films, photography, personal objects and artwork about freedom and collective resistance.

The exhibition examines how immigration detention and reporting affect people’s lives, alongside ways communities resist and organise for change. A steering group with lived experience leads the project, facilitated by Bail for Immigration Detainees and Migrants Organise. Public visiting hours are Monday to Friday,09:00–18:00. The opening evening on15October runs18:00–21:00, with curator tours at18:00 and18:45, speeches and poetry, food and refreshments, and live performances from Hear Me Out. Opening registration is free and capacity is limited; ordinary exhibition admission is free, with donations welcome. Additional creative and curator events are announced without dates and are not scheduled here.