Artist Estelle Lovatt reviews Ben Uri's Out of the Bloodlands: A Century of Polish Artists to Britain on BBC Radio London. 

Listen to Joanna talk about discovering her Jewish heritage, growing up in Poland in the 1950s and how, and why, she settled in the UK. 

Excerpts from an interview with Alicia Melamed Adams discussing her fascinating life story, how she escaped persecution during her childhood and teens, and her art career. 

Excerpts from an interview with artist Maja Ngom. Learn about Maja's heritage and upbringing, how this has impacted the work she makes and her plans for the future. 

Dr Michael Spiro reflects on his childhood in Germany before the war, how his family escaped to the UK and then New Zealand, and how he came to finally settle in London in 1960.

Ben Uri lecture series 2x02

An oral history interview with a German UK resident

MODERN DAY IMMIGRANT: BARBARA, A GERMAN UK RESIDENT

Listen to a lecture by Dr Nicola Kozicharow, a specialist in 19th and 20th Century Russian and Soviet Art and Visual Culture, and affiliated lecturer at the University of Cambridge. The Bulldozer exhibition was an unofficial art exhibition by avant-garde artists from Moscow and Leningrad on September 15, 1974. The exhibition was broken-up forcefully by a large police presence using bulldozers and water cannons.

Women from University of the Third Age, and school girls from Acland Burghley Secondary in conversation, as part of the International Women's Day celebrations at the Ben Uri Gallery.