The Union Talks: “Kolonialisme og sorthed i dansk billedkunst”

Overgaden – Institut for Samtidskunst

2021-11-11

Nina Cramer i samtale Emil Elg om deres ph.d.-forskning i kunsthistorie ved Københavns Universitet.

Moderator: kunsthistoriker Claudine Zia

Samtalen foregår på dansk og varer 1 time.

"The Union Talks" er en samtalerække af fagforeningen The Union, som bliver afholdt i løbet af efteråret/vinter 2021 på Overgaden. Med udgangspunkt i forskellige kunstformer belyser ‘The Union Talks’ racialiserede kunstneres og kulturarbejders praksis og arbejdsvilkår i en dansk kontekst.

Samtalerækken markerer startskuddet for The Unions virke som fagforening for racialiserede kunstnere og kulturarbejdere i Danmark!
Til alle events er det muligt at melde sig ind i The Union og høre mere om fagforeningen.

Samtlige events finder sted på Overgaden og kræver tilmelding, da der er et begrænset antal pladser. Skriv til cwu.bpoc@gmail.com for deltagelse.
Læs mere om tilmelding og program via https://www.facebook.com/theunionbipoc

Alle events er gratis. "The Union Talks" er støttet af Statens Kunstfond.

EN:
Nina Cramer in conversation with Emil Elg about their PhD research in art history at the University of Copenhagen.

Moderator: art historian Claudine Zia

The conversation will be held in danish and takes 1 hour (there will be a possibility of english translation during the talk - please reach out to us when you arrive at the event).

"The Union Talks" is a conversation series by The Union, held at Overgaden during fall/winter 2021.

Based on various art forms, "The Union Talks" puts focus on the practices and working conditions of racialized artists and cultural workers based in a Denmark.

The series of conversations mark the start of The Union's work as a union and
at every event, it will be possible to become a member of The Union and hear about our work.

All events require registration, as there is a limited number of places. Write to cwu.bpoc@gmail.com for participation.

All events are for free and is supported by Statens Kunstfond.