On Sept. 27, from 2–5 pm, CAMP is inviting the public to a festive launch of the book CAMP status! Seven Years of Engaging Art on Migration Politics. The event is also a farewell reception for CAMP, which is closing down its exhibition activities in Trampoline House on Oct. 1. Click to read more about the publication and how to register for the event /

Den 27. sept. 27 fra kl. 14–17 inviterer CAMP til festlig boglancering af CAMP status! Syv års arbejde med migrationspolitisk kunst. Eventet er samtidig en afskedsreception for CAMP, som lukker sine udstillingsaktiviteter i Trampolinhuset pr. 1. okt. Klik for at læse mere om bogen, og hvordan man tilmelder sig eventet.

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition Threshold(s), guest curated by art historian and scholar Temi Odumosu. 

In conjunction with the exhibition Homeless Souls, CAMP and Louisiana Museum of Modern Art are hosting a literature and film event. Experience author and human rights advocate Behrouz Boochani, who via Skype will talk about his award-winning novel No Friend But the Mountains, which was written in the form of text messages from one of Australia's infamous asylum centers, Manus Island Detention Centre.

I forbindelse med udstillingen Homeless Souls inviterer CAMP i samarbejde med Louisiana Museum til litteratur- og filmdag. Oplev bl.a. forfatter og menneskerettighedsforkæmper Behrouz Boochani, der live via Skype vil fortælle om sin prisbelønnede roman No Friend But the Mountains, hvor en stor del er skrevet i form af sms-beskeder fra ét af Australiens berygtede opholdscentre for asylansøgere i Papua Ny Guinea.

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition We're saying what you're thinking by the acclaimed Swedish artist Johan Tirén. The exhibit takes a critical look at the rise of anti-immigration, racist, far-right parties in European politics and asks us how we can confront their politics. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition We're saying what you're thinking by the acclaimed Swedish artist Johan Tirén. The exhibit takes a critical look at the rise of anti-immigration, racist, far-right parties in European politics and asks us how we can confront their politics. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition We're saying what you're thinking by the acclaimed Swedish artist Johan Tirén. The exhibit takes a critical look at the rise of anti-immigration, racist, far-right parties in European politics and asks us how we can confront their politics. 

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's new exhibition We're saying what you're thinking by the acclaimed Swedish artist Johan Tirén. The exhibit takes a critical look at the rise of anti-immigration, racist, far-right parties in European politics and asks us how we can confront their politics. 

Join us for the opening of Swedish artist Johan Tirén’s solo exhibition We’re saying what you’re thinking, which takes a critical look at the rise of anti-immigration, racist, far-right parties in European politics. The opening takes place on Saturday, May 18, 2019, from 2–5 pm and includes a debate and a conversation on artistic and activist counter-moves to the rise of far right, racist, anti-immigration groups in Europe. Click title to read more...

Welcome to an artist talk and video screening with the internationally recognized Sudanese artist and political cartoonist Khalid Albaih, who also publishes works under the name "Khartoon" (a word play on Khartoum, Sudan's capital city). Click to read more…

CAMP is proud to present this workshop on gift making and shop dropping by Abdul Dube, whose work is on display in the our current CAMP focus! exhibition Decolonizing Appearance. Click to read more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…

CAMP welcomes you to an event with an open lecture with the chief-editor of The Funambulist, Léopold Lambert. Click to read more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…

Join us this Saturday and get a free guided tour in CAMP's current exhibition Decolonizing Appearance, guest curated by visual culture theorist Nicholas Mirzoeff. The exhibit examines what appearance is, how appearance is used to classify, separate, and rule human beings on a hierarchical scale, and how we can challenge this regime. It brings together some of contemporary art’s most engaged individuals and collectives from across the globe: John Akomfrah, Jeannette Ehlers, Forensic Architecture, Dread Scott, and many more…