Item Archive: Malmo
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The Invisible Faces of Europe: Pop-Up Exhibition and Panel Debate
The Invisible Faces of Europe
A panel at Moderna Museet, Malmo, as part of the series
OUTSIDE INSIDERS – Pluriculturalism in Contemporary Art and Culture
Date: 30th November 2015
Time: 15:00-17:00
Europas osynliga ansikten
Paneldebatt på Moderna museet Malmö. Del av serien
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Roma Mural WORKSHOP: The Invisible Faces of Europe
TA DEL I WORKHOP i Romska Kulturcentret i Malmö 21-29 November 2015
KICK OFF: 21.11 kl. 14-16.00, 22.11 kl. 13-16.00
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Romska Kulturcentret i Malmö
21-29 November – 2015
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Sapere aude!, “Dare to be wise!” Roma Activism and Politics – A Comparative and Intergenerational Approach OUTSIDE INSIDERS Workshop II
Pluriculturalism in Contemporary Art and Culture Moderna Museet, Malmö in partnership with Perpetuum Mobilε and the City of Malmö, Culture Department Curated by Ivor Stodolsky and Marita Muukkonen (Perpetuum Mobilε) with Timea Junghaus (in rotating order) The Outside Insiders project … Continue reading
Who are the Roma people? – Ko si e Roma ? OUTSIDE INSIDERS Workshop I
Pluriculturalism in Contemporary Art and Culture Moderna Museet, Malmö in partnership with Perpetuum Mobilε and the City of Malmö, Culture Department Curated by Ivor Stodolsky and Marita Muukkonen (Perpetuum Mobilε) with Timea Junghaus (in rotating order) The Outside Insiders project … Continue reading
On The Move / Safe Haven Resident: Ramy Essam
Ramy Essam (born 1987 in Mansoura, Egypt, and currently based in Malmö, Sweden) is a musician known as the “singer of Tahrir Square” during the 2011 Egyptian revolution. The song “Erhal” (Leave), in which Mubarak was urged to resign, became known … Continue reading
Posted in Artists at Risk (AR)
Tagged activism, artists at risk, Checkpoint Helsinki, Egypt, Egyptian revolution, Erhal, helsinki, Malmo, perpetuum mobile, Rami Essam, Tahrir Square, To The Square 2
