Bypassed – Moving Pictures of Trafficking in Human Beings – STOFF

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Bypassed – Moving Pictures of Trafficking in Human Beings

NAME OF ARTIST OR GROUP: Höglund, Kahrola, Karhulahti, Kuronen, Tapio

COUNTRY: Finland

GENRE: Visual Arts / Installations

Bypassed - Moving Pictures of Trafficking in Human Beings is an artistic work where visual and dance arts, movement and still objects, human body and lifeless material - engage in a dialogue. Light and sound design complement the whole to transform it into a living exhibition. Thematically the working group has viewed the bodily sensations of a sex trafficking victim in the works of the exhibition. The work is striving to offer the viewer a chance to identify the theme and to feel empathy.

Photograph: © Veera Launonen

Awards & Achievements: -

Partners: Partners and support:
Niilo Helander Foundation, Arts Promotion Centre Finland, The Arts Council of Pirkanmaa, The Arts Council of Northern Savo, Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation, Otto A. Malm Foundation, Liikelaituri / Pirkanmaa Dance Center, Old Mine Residency, Live Art Society, City of Kuopio, City of Tampere, Culture and Leisure, Kuopion Toripysäköinti Oy, Mylly Association of Creative Arts, Kuopion Kuvataiteilijat ry - Ars Libera, Vapauta Uhri ry / Room of Hope, Lantrek ry

Event Details

Genre: Visual Arts / Installations

Sub-genre: Dance / Dans

Language: Non-verbal performance, Brochure in English and Finnish

Country: Finland

Dosthoffska huset (Södergården Björns trädgård)

August 30, 2023 19:00

120 mins

150 kr

www.maijariittakarhulahti.com/sivuutetut

August 30, 2023 7.00pm (120 mins)

Dosthoffska huset (Södergården Björns trädgård)

Full Price: 150 kr

Conc: 100 kr

Presented with support from Kulturbryggan, Swedish Arts Council (Kulturrådet), Region Stockholm, Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) & The City of Stockholm Arts Department (Stockholm Stads Kulturförvaltning)
STOFF is part of BNFN & WFN + IETM, Scensverige & Transit Sthlm
STOFF is a non-profit organisation based in Stockholm, . Org nr: 802450-5177
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#STOFF2023 venue partners

#STOFF2023 general partners and collaborators: Baltic Nordic Fringe Network, BILDA, CPG Stage, Eventotron, Fin Fringe, Gothenburg Fringe Festival, House of Producers, Lahti Fringe Festival, Lee Simmons Design, Lilian Bäckman,Milano OFF, Oslo Fringe Festival, Printon, Reykjavik Fringe Festival, San Diego Fringe Festival, Studiefrämjandet Stockholm, Tallinn Fringe Festival, Tranås Fringe Festival, Transit Sthlm, Trondheim Fringe Festival, World Fringe Network & Zagare Fringe Festival

#STOFF2023 artist support from: ARC - Stockton Arts Centre, Art Museum in Skövde, Arts Council England, Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Auditorium Seynod - AnnecyCentre, National de la Danse, City of Kuopio, City of Tampere, Creative Scotland, Cyprus Sub-Ministry of Culture, Dance City (Early Stage Commission), Dance House Lemesos, Danscentrum Sthlm, Egomio Cultural Centre, Farsta stadsdelsförvaltning,Gunvor Göranssons Kulturstiftelse, HandskfondenIDA - indisk dansakademi, Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation, Konstnärsnämnden, Konstsamfundet, Kulturbryggan, Kulturrådet, Kuopion Kuvataiteilijat ry - Ars Libera, Kuopion Toripysäköinti OyLantrek ry, Liikelaituri / Pirkanmaa Dance CenterLive Art Society, Malmö Stad, MIMA - Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Mosaikteatern, Mylly Association of Creative Arts, National Lottery Project Grant, Niilo Helander Foundation, Nygréns stiftelse, Old Mine Residency, Otto A. Malm Foundation, Pineapple Black Gallery, PlayLab Skövde, Region Gävleborg, Region Örebro, Region Uppsala, Region Värmland, Region Västmanland, Rialto Theatre, SITE, Stockholm Stad Kulturstöd, Svenska Kulturfonden, Teesside University, The Arts Council of Northern Savo, The Arts Council of Pirkanmaa, University of Skövde, Vapauta Uhri ry / Room of Hope, Västerås Stad, Wallenberg stiftelsen & We The Queers – Bordello CollectiveYork St John University

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