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SUMMARY:CARE | Pop-Up Expo
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DESCRIPTION:kunst\n\nWhat does hope look like in a time of weather extremes
	? The exhibition CARE\nreminds us that change is possible when we act toge
	ther.\nWe are used to talking about climate change through statistics\, ex
	treme weather\nwarnings\, and apocalyptic scenarios. While this informatio
	n is necessary\, it can\noften leave us feeling powerless and anxious.\nIn
	 response to this\, 30 artists from 23 European countries have created\nil
	lustrations that invite us to imagine a more sustainable future – one buil
	t on\nmutual care\, collective action\, and community-based solutions.\nIn
	 addition\, the collection is now available online under an open license o
	n\nTheGreats.co [http://thegreats.co] – the world’s largest free platform 
	for\nsocially engaged art. All artworks on the platform can be freely used
	 for\nnon-commercial purposes in communications and advocacy campaigns by 
	civil\nsociety organizations\, educators\, and activists.\n\n\nThis initia
	tive is co-funded by the European Union.\n\nFor two months\, several works
	 from the CARE exhibition will be on display in the\nentrance corridor of 
	Tolhuistuin.\n\nDE/MO is committed to fostering a new generation of engage
	d European citizens.\nThe foundation aims to show young Europeans how Euro
	pean politics affects their\ndaily lives and to make them feel that their 
	voices matter. For the CARE\nproject\, DE/MO is collaborating with its Ice
	landic partner Hafnar.Haus\n[http://Hafnar.Haus] and the Bulgarian creativ
	e studio Fine Acts.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/care-or-pop-up-expo
GEO:52.3830883;4.9030297
LOCATION:Tolhuistuin - IJpromenade 2\, 1031 KT Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:daytime,ecology,exhibition,visual art
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:kunst<p>What does hope look like in a time of 
	weather extremes? The exhibition <strong>CARE</strong> reminds us that cha
	nge is possible when we act together.<br>We are used to talking about clim
	ate change through statistics, extreme weather warnings, and apocalyptic s
	cenarios. While this information is necessary, it can often leave us feeli
	ng powerless and anxious.<br>In response to this, <strong>30 artists from 
	23 European countries</strong> have created illustrations that invite us t
	o imagine a more sustainable future – one built on mutual care, collective
	 action, and community-based solutions.<br>In addition, the collection is 
	now available online under an open license on <a href="http://thegreats.co
	" target="_blank">TheGreats.co</a> – the world’s largest free platform for
	 socially engaged art. All artworks on the platform can be freely used for
	 non-commercial purposes in communications and advocacy campaigns by civil
	 society organizations, educators, and activists.<br> </p><p>This initiati
	ve is co-funded by the European Union.</p><p>For two months, several works
	 from the <strong>CARE</strong> exhibition will be on display in the entra
	nce corridor of Tolhuistuin.</p><p><strong>DE/MO</strong> is committed to 
	fostering a new generation of engaged European citizens. The foundation ai
	ms to show young Europeans how European politics affects their daily lives
	 and to make them feel that their voices matter. For the CARE project, DE/
	MO is collaborating with its Icelandic partner <a href="http://Hafnar.Haus
	" target="_blank">Hafnar.Haus</a> and the Bulgarian creative studio Fine A
	cts.</p>
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