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Documentation of the exile “Between us and them” February 2 - April 21, 2019 at Örebro Castle. Between us and them is an exhibition of works of art by prisoners from around the world. The theme in the sample revolves around how we shape community, but al

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Documentation of the exile “Between us and them” February 2 - April 21, 2019 at Örebro Castle. Between us and them is an exhibition of works of art by prisoners from around the world. The theme in the sample revolves around how we shape community, but also the borders of the community. It’s also about reintegration and debt and reconciliation. The exhibition is a collaboration with the international organization Art and Prison. The prisoners involved have all been selected by a professional jury and thus have the opportunity to participate in an international art salon arranged by Art and Prison. The County Museum’s exhibition at the castle presents a selection of Art and Prison’s large collection.
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Title: Documentation of the exile “Between us and them” February 2 - April 21, 2019 at Örebro Castle. Between us and them is an exhibition of works of art by prisoners from around the world. The theme in the sample revolves around how we shape community, but al
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Documentation of the exile “Between us and them” February 2 - April 21, 2019 at Örebro Castle.
Between us and them is an exhibition of works of art by prisoners from around the world.
The theme in the sample revolves around how we shape community, but also the borders of the community.
It’s also about reintegration and debt and reconciliation.
The exhibition is a collaboration with the international organization Art and Prison.
The prisoners involved have all been selected by a professional jury and thus have the opportunity to participate in an international art salon arranged by Art and Prison.
The County Museum’s exhibition at the castle presents a selection of Art and Prison’s large collection.

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