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 an attempt to take the art institution somewhere else: When you walk into the exhibition space, you first have to go through a community center for asylum seekers and refugees. So that's an example that the space of art can still be used to address political problematics that are difficult to find elsewhere in a racist Denmark."
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Read Felix Wilks' highly relevant article “Urgent Times: What role can artists play in the refugee crisis?” about CAMP and our current exhibition Deportation Regime, which runs until December 16.
CAMP's exhibition at the National Gallery of Denmark, Migration Politics, that closed last Sunday has also received a number of Danish features and reviews worth looking into...
A new CAMP newsletter is out! Read about tomorrow's event on deportation and post-deportation, and much more...
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