The exhibition African Mobilities explores how architecture responds to the complexities of migration and the circulation of people, ideas, resources and aesthetics – both in physical space and in spaces of the imagination. The idea of ‘home’ traditionally evokes a sanctuary and a source of power. But ‘home’ is, at times, simultaneously a space of significant vulnerability and precarity which disrupts linear conceptions of time and space, and imagines ruptures between the ‘past’ and the ‘present’. African Mobilities examines the possibilities for creative interventions that emerge when one applies a relational, multi-scalar and multi-sited approach to this exploded space-time, in which the majority of migration occurs on the African continent.