This is Not a Chance Encounter
by Betül Aksu
12—30 August 2022
This is Not a Chance Encounter is an outdoor exhibition that showcases the work of nine international artists.
The work explores what it means to work with immigration stories for art projects. The exhibition has been created by young artists from across Europe as part of the Liberty EU programme, inviting audiences to explore the artists’ lived immigration experiences alongside stories of young refugees and asylum seekers in the UK.
Access:
This is an exhibition across multiple locations in the public realm of the city centre, so largely fully accessible. If you have any concerns over access or need to request some additional provisions to assist you in attending this exhibition, please contact Lisa@artreach.org.uk
Featured Artists and Locations:
Bahzad Sulaiman: Where are you now?
Saint Martins House, 7 Peacock Lane, Leicester. LE1 5PZ Map
On the railings to the left of the pedestrian entrance on Peacock Lane.
Betül Aksu: Immigration as art material
Curve Theatre 60 Rutland St, Leicester LE1 1SB Map
Brick wall to the left of the main entrance.
Didem Toy: Ends of Places
BBC Radio Leicester, 9 Saint Nicholas Place, Leicester LE1 5LB Map
In the window on the Jubilee Square side of the building.
Giulia Dongilli: WYRD
Wygston House,12 Applegate, Leicester LE1 5LD Map
On the railings to the left of the entrance on Jubilee Square.
Léna Lewis-King: Semper 4º
Leicester Cathedral, Saint Martins House, 2 Peacock Lane, Leicester LE1 5PZ Map
On the railings on the corner of Peacock Lane and Saint Martins West.
Rosella Galindo: (unfinished) Cartographies
Bishop Street Methodist Church, 10a Bishop Street, Leicester LE1 6AF Map
On the railings to the left of the main entrance.
Sivan Rubinstein: A world of its own
Bishop Street Methodist Church, 10a Bishop Street, Leicester LE1 6AF Map
On the railings to the left of the main entrance.
Tafadzwa Muchenje: Forgotten
Leicester Central Library, Bishop Street, Leicester LE1 6AA Map
On the wall to the left of the main entrance.
Tisa Neža Herlec: The Topology of New
Leicester Central Library, Bishop Street, Leicester LE1 6AA Map
On the wall to the left of the main entrance.

Image: Betül Aksu