The Delfina Foundation envisions a global family of creative people, living as citizens, working as artists, and acting as cultural ambassadors for their communities promoting cultural exchange, debate and collaboration as a way to combat intolerance, isolation and conflict across the world.

Founded in 2007, we develop innovative models of cross-cultural dialogue via an inter-related programme of artistic residencies and public events, from talks to exhibitions.  We support artists, curators and writers in expanding their practice via professional development. We provide platforms for public engagement that investigates the role of art in society. 

The Delfina Foundation is an independent, non-political arts organisation with charitable status. It is not a grant-making foundation. 

 

Ahmed Badry
Ahmed Badry (Egypt) works across painting and installation

Asli Sungu
Asli Sungu’s practice spans from video to her recent paint installations

Ala Younis
Working across video and installation, Ala Younis tentatively reinterprets inherited (and often axiomatic) narratives

Yazan Al-Khalili
The identity of a community is imprinted on the physical..

Eugenio Ampudia
One of the most accomplished video / digital-based artists in Spain...

Noel Wallace
a choreographer and dancer who made British Ballet history as...

Fadi Yazigi
Among the most important contemporary artists working in Syria...

Hala Muhanna
She studied at the Adham Ismaeel Art School and Damascus University...