CAMP is proud to invite the public to the opening of its new exhibition We shout and shout, but no one listens: Art from conflict zones.

Part art exhibition, part discussion event, We shout and shout, but no one listens: Art from conflict zones brings together ten artists and thinkers from around the globe to explore the leading cause of displacement: war. Taking its starting point in a number of contemporary and recent conflicts that have been ignored by the international community, the exhibition presents installation, photography, painting, readymade, collage, and performance works that examine war from the perspective of those trapped in or fleeing zones of conflict.

The discussion event War images: How to show that black lives matter that accompanies the exhibition on March 5 will debate what has caused indifference to certain of the world’s conflicts and victims, and what role visual representation plays in this.

Exhibition contributors: Khaled Barakeh (Syria / Germany), Gohar Dashti (Iran), Nermine Hammam (Egypt / UK), Amel Ibrahimović (Bosnia-Herzegovina / Denmark), Alfredo Jaar (Chile /USA), Sandra Johnston (Northern Ireland).
Discussion event contributors: Achille Mbembe (Cameroon / South Africa), Khaled Barakeh (Syria / Germany), Gohar Dashti (Iran), Nermine Hammam (Egypt / UK), Amel Ibrahimović (Bosnia-Herzegovina / Denmark), Sandra Johnston (Northern Ireland). Moderator: Mathias Danbolt (Norway / Denmark).
Catalog contributors: Judith Butler (USA), Nicholas Mirzoeff (USA).

OPENING PARTY /

6–6:30:      
Welcome speeches and drinks
6:30–7:30: 
Community dinner and exhibition viewing
7:30–8:15:  
To the Day / performance by Sandra Johnston (Northern Ireland) exploring the trauma of contested spaces
8:30–12:     
Dance party / with DJ Goody and Panteras DJ Crew (transnational)

All are welcome! Free admission.