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 founders Frederikke Hansen and Tone Olaf Nielsen are working on CAMP status! Seven Years of Engaging Art on Migration Politics, a recollective book publication forthcoming in September 2020. The book looks back at the center’s unique production of migration engaged exhibitions, events, publications, and education programs from 2013–2020 and reflects on its methodologies and conclusions.
Saba Bereket Persson, THE UNSPOKEN – About unconscious discrimination (2015/2019). Installation with mannequins, textile, and video, dimensions variable, video 16:58 min. Photo: Mads Holm
We are honored to receive a grant of DKK 50,000 from the Danish Arts Foundation for CAMP’s two-year exhibition program, ‘State of Integration: Artistic analyses of the challenges of coexistence’. The Art Foundation writes:
"Over the past two years, the overall theme of CAMP's exhibitions has been 'The State of Integration: Artistic analyses of the challenges of coexistence', and through exhibitions curated by internationally acclaimed artists and curators such as Nicholas Mirzoeff, Temi Odumosu, Galit Eilat and Tania Bruguera, CAMP looks at major issues regarding coexistence, integration, identity, displacement and exile.”
Read the full reason for the award here (in Danish).
Michelle Eistrup, BeLONGING Vexillum (2016). 6 x framed color photos 74 x 109 cm. Courtesy of the artist
(+45) 72 14 07 66
campcph.org
info-and-contact
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
Sign up with your email address to receive newsletters from CAMP:
