For the second year in a row, Roskilde Festival has invited CAMP to be an 'equality partner' and organize projects during the festival focusing on 'cultural equality.' CAMP has partnered up with the Copenhagen-based community radio, The Bridge Radio. In close collaboration with some of the homeless migrants residing in Folkets Park in Copenhagen, who make a living collecting and selling empty bottles, the Bridge Radio will produce a sound installation focusing on the precarious life situation of migrant workers in Denmark.

LAST CHANCE! Today is your last chance to see the group exhibition We shout and shout, but no one listens: Art from conflict zones. Join the guided tour of the exhibition from 3-4 pm – it's free!

For those of you who didn’t have a chance to attend Nicholas Mirzoeff's talk "How To see – And Change The World" in CAMP on June 9, 2017, you can listen to it here.

Read about tonight's talk by Nicholas Mirzoeff on how to see and change the world, CAMP and Bridge Radio's contribution to this year's Roskilde Festival, how to book guided tours/presentations, and much more...