If you missed the debate meeting Are human rights being violated in Denmark’s new asylum institutions?, organized by CAMP and Trampoline House last month, you can listen to a broadcast of it here. We will follow up on the conclusions and look into the possibilities of producing a formal complaint to the Danish Ombudsmand. Read more...
CAMP is closed for the summer holidays from June 25–August 1, but you can find us at Roskilde Festival from June 26–28, where we will be making three spectacular events in collaboration with Trampoline House under the theme ‘Equality’.
CAMP was awarded the Danish Art Critics Award 2016 yesterday during a festive reception. Warm thanks to art critic Matthias Hvass Borrello for nominating us and supporting our work!
CAMP has been nominated for the Danish Art Critics Award 2016. Reception today at the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces at 2 pm, where the winner will be announced. Very exciting news!
This week is your last chance to see CAMP’s current exhibition The Dividing Line: Film and Performance About Border Control and Border Crossing, which runs until Saturday. CAMP then closes for the summer from June 19–August 1. We re-open September 9 with the new exhibition, Deportation Regime.
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c/o Trampoline House
Thoravej 7
DK-2400 Copenhagen NV
Denmark
Tues, Wed, Fri 1–6 pm
Sat 2–5 pm
(last Fri and Sat of
the month closed)
DKK 40 / € 5 / $ 5.
Free admission for migrant workers and people seeking asylum
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