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PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION 2011 SEPTEMBER Charlotte Haslund-Christensen is exhibiting at the largest photography festival in China, the PINGYAO International Photography festival 2011. She is showing work from her project Natives: The Danes. Her work has been awarded one of five Special Prizes by the jury of Pingyao International Photo Festival 2011. Has become a member of BKF, The Danish Association of Visual Artists AUGUST Is teaching at The Art Folk High School in Holbæk JUNE/ JULY is in Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia to do her new videoproject HOPE & FEAR. MAY Come to our open house at Fabrikken for Kunst and Design on the 12th of May from 16.30. More then 70 artist and designers will open their studios for you. AUGUST Is teaching at The Art Folk High School in Holbæk JUNE/ JULY is in Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia to do her new videoproject HOPE & FEAR. MAY Come to our open house at Fabrikken for Kunst and Design on the 12th of May from 16.30. More then 70 artist and designers will open their studios for you. MARCH/ APRIL is in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania were she is doing a workshop in Photography at NAFASI Art Space and her new videoproject HOPE & FEAR FEBRUARY Who's Next? at Generous Gestures. An exhibition on Art and Interculturalism in Denmark. Exhibition opening 4th February 17-20 at Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art. Exhibition period 5th-13th Febryary 2010 OCTOBER Charlotte Haslund-Christensen has been awarded the Fogtdal Photography Travel Bursary 2010 for her contribution to Danish art photography AUGUST Natives: The Danes at GRID2010 Opening October 1st 6pm Cultuurhuis Diamantslijperij, Tolstraat 129, Amsterdam. Holland. 1 October - 7 November 2010 Natives: The Danes Opening August 6th, 7pm Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina Until 29th August 2010 Who's Next? is being projected at City Hall Square Copenhagen as part of Copenhagen Pride on the 21st of August August 10th Charlotte Haslund-Cristensen will hold a public lecture on "Natives: The Danes" at Alianza Francesa-Auditorium, Cordoba 946. Buenos Aires. Argentina. You are welcome. 2010 JUNE Opening of Charlotte Haslund-Christensen's site-specific installation at Nørre Alslev School/ SFO, Falster, Denmark. Commissioned by The Danish Arts Council. 2010 MAY Charlotte Haslund-Christensen and WHO'S NEXT? are exhibiting at 25CPW Gallery in NYC. 2010 MARCH Charlotte Haslund-Christensen is participating in The Silverstein Annual at Bruce Silverstein Gallery, Chelsea, NYC. From the 27th of March through 8th of May 2010 WHO'S NEXT? work in progress Portraits of 40 homosexuals taken in the basement cells of Copenhagen's central police station - mugshots from the front and in profile of the criminals they could be so many places in the world. WHO'S NEXT? continues Charlotte Haslund-Christensen's investigation of the role of photography in framing and creating prejudices and minorities - as an instrument of control in categorising, recording and archiving 'the other'. Showing at Gallery Signe Vad from 24th of July-12th of August 2009.SEPTEMBER 2009 ACTION AUCTION Charlotte Haslund-Christensen is one of the Danish artists donating artworks to ACTION AUCTION. ACTION AUCTION is a declaration of solidarity and fundraiser - art support for the Iraqi asylum seekers denied the humanitarian residency or asylum in Denmark they deserve. Links: http://aktionauktion.dk/ JULY 2009 Charlotte Haslund-Christensen is starting the project GAY GIRLS during World Outgames 2009 in Copenhagen. http://politiken.tv/ibyen_dk/ibyen/article760624.ece JUNE 2009 Charlotte Haslund-Christensen has donated a limited edition work of art to World Outgames. The edition is limited to 325 pieces. You can buy the work through World Outgames. MAY 2009 EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK Group exhibition CATALOGUING ATTITUDES: CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE ARCHIVE, Staten Island, N.Y. © Charlotte Haslund-Christensen, All rights reserved, KKART |
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