Intibint with Amina Atiq: Fundraiser Performance: Senses of Yemen

Intibint with Amina Atiq: Fundraiser Performance: Senses of Yemen

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating Yemeni culture through music and poetry. This special event is part of the "Senses of Yemen" project, dedicated to preserving and promoting Yemeni heritage.

Event Details:

• Date & Time: Friday, 20th June 2025, 7 PM – 10 PM
• Venue: Kunstraum, 21 Roscoe Street, London EC1Y 8PT
• Format: Live

Performances:

• Intibint: Headlining with a captivating musical performance.
• Amina Atiq: Storyteller and poet 

Ticketing Instructions:

1. Exhibition & Fundraiser Bundle: This ticket includes access to both the exhibition and the fundraiser performance.
   • Price: £29 (concession) / £36 (general)
   • Note: You can use these tickets to attend the exhibition any time before or after the performance.
2. Fundraiser Only (Exhibition Ticket Holder): For those who already have an exhibition ticket and wish to attend the fundraiser performance.
   • Price: £20

How to Purchase Tickets:

• Visit our ticketing platform Ticket Tailor to secure your spot.
• Select the appropriate ticket option based on your preferences.
• Complete the payment process to confirm your attendance.

Additional Information:

• The live performance is limited to 30 in-person attendees.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in Yemeni culture and support the "Senses of Yemen" project. We look forward to seeing you there!

About Senses of Yemen

"Senses of Yemen" is a long-term project by Mabrouklyn dedicated to preserving and promoting Yemeni heritage through immersive experiences centred around the five senses: sight, sound, scent, taste, and touch.

Borne of a personal connection to Yemen and a desire to document and celebrate its culture in the face of war and displacement, "Senses of Yemen" is developing a heritage programme of digital archiving, exhibitions, and engaging activities. We plan to tour these to Yemeni communities outside of London that are under-served by the heritage sector.

Throughout June 2025, Mabrouklyn is taking up a research and creative residency at Kunstraum to showcase what we’ve been working on and what’s to come.

Join us for a public exhibition on Yemeni architecture, pottery, jewellery, and fashion – and the people who make, use, and wear them – told through two extraordinary collections of artefacts and photography. Each ticket will not only support the project but also provide access to further events, including rare film screenings, musical concerts, poetry recitals, coffee tastings, storytelling sessions, and more.