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Minority artists exhibit in Geneva: stories of displacement, fragmented identities and marginalization
Through paintings, photography, sculpture, installation, digital arts, dance and music, the International Contest for Minority Artists transforms the lakeside promenade into an open-air exhibition celebrating the role of minority artists as human rights defenders. Held from 31 July to 31 August, the exhibition showcases the work of 30 laureates of the 2022-2025 editions of the contest, whose art bears witness to lived experiences that may otherw…
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Minority artists exhibit in Geneva: stories of displacement, fragmented identities and marginalization
Through paintings, photography, sculpture, installation, digital arts, dance and music, the International Contest for Minority Artists transforms the lakeside promenade into an open-air exhibition celebrating the role of minority artists as human rights defenders. Held from 31 July to 31 August, the exhibition showcases the work of 30 laureates of the 2022-2025 editions of the contest, whose art bears witness to lived experiences that may otherw…
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