Join in on this Monoprint workshop creating disability activism prints, using recycled & found materials, led by printmaker Fae Kilburn

Join us for a generative writing workshop with acclaimed writer and artist Khairani Barokka. This 90-minute workshop reshapes disbelief placed on the unwell body through re-imagining art and writing possibilities and landscapes of belief.

Join Ort Gallery at The Edge for a soulful evening of inspired poetry, performance, conversation, and food.

Join us for this panel discussion chaired by Hazem Jamjoum ft Dr Lisa Palmer, Sukaina Rajwani, Akil Scafe-Smith + Sumayyah Zannath.

Join us for the Opening Event of the Ort Gallery Members Exhibition 2026 at Stryx JQ

Join Khadija Carberry of Generous Waste for this hands-on workshop, where we will use discarded Tetra Pak as printing plates and a pasta maker as a printing press to create small worlds on handmade paper made from waste.

Join artist-curator Shaheen for this creative workshop, where you will use watercolour to dream up the real & otherworldly.

Join us for a tour of Rooted Through Realms led by curators Shaheen Kasmani + Aaisha Akhtar followed by an informal in-conversation with Hudda Khaireh.

We're back with another FoF collaboration, this time to celebrate the launch of the Rooted Through Realms exhibition by Shaheen Kasmani!

Join us for this 3D floral tile-making workshop facilitated by Sam Krankpod, inspired by the Rooted Through Realms exhibition.

Join us for the launch event of Rooted Through Realms, a solo exhibition by Shaheen Kasmani ft DJ set by sound producer Fatuma Khaireh and mehndi by Maryam Aisha.

Join us for this special edition of Crip Film Club with RestFest Film Festival and The Remote Body, where we will be watching Sop’s film, ‘We Year’ together, followed by an informal Q&A with the artist and a broader chat about the film.

Join us for this writing workshop led by Char Heather of The Remote Body, in response to Sop's new film, ‘We Year’.

Monthly creative workshops for children and parents, focused on making and playing together, facilitated by Sam Krankpod.

Workshops for women where you will explore developing practices for rest through creative play. These sessions focus on experimenting with materials and processes to support grounding and relaxation in the company of others, facilitated by Art Therapist, Rose Jennings alongside Khawlah / Eliza Gharbaran. 

Creative Community is a monthly creative workshop group for Muslim women of all ages, initiated and led by Khawlah/Eliza Gharbaran. The group aims to provide mums with some me-time alongside peers, while Sam from Krankpod Workshopsoffers tailored children’s sessions in a separate space at the same time. Women without children/with older children are more than welcome to join!

Join us for an evening of poetry, film and community gathering, curated by Ort Gallery in collaboration with Falasteen on Film at The Edge, B12 0QH

Join us for a Living Room Poetry Parlour with steaming chai, soul food from the Change Kitchen and a blend of British Asian Poetry talent.

Join us for this family workshop, as we make a selection of small and lightweight art pieces, using polymer clay, organic embellishments and decorative tools.

Join us for this Krankpod children’s workshop as we create a selection of tabletop art pieces exploring symmetry, starting with drawing design ideas on card.

Join Dr Farah Nazir for this talk on Multilingualism in the British Azad Kashmiri diaspora.

Explore the significance of choor-making & history of block printing in Kashmir whilst crafting your own choor with artist Haseebah Ali

Join us for this artist talk, where Haseebah Ali will discuss her exhibition, People of the Garáṇ, with Dr. Neelam Hussain.

Join us for a hands-on workshop to paint Kashmiri papier-mâché pen pots using traditional techniques and designs.

Join us for this lino carving and block printing workshop with artist Haseebah Ali

To mark the opening of People of the Garáṇ, join us for a soulful evening of inspired poetry, conversation and food.

Saturday 12 July, 4.30 - 6 pm

We warmly welcome you to the opening of ‘People of the Garáṇ,’ a solo exhibition featuring a new body of work by Birmingham-based artist Haseebah Ali, showcasing objects from the MIAH Foundation’s Kashmir Collection.

Create a selection of unique tiles using air dry clay and decorative techniques inspired by Kashmiri motifs. You’ll have a range of mark-making tools to choose from, including wooden stamps to create a relief design.