DISPLACEMENT cultivates artistic responses to the millions of people displaced each year around the world by disasters and the impacts of climate change There is no reason to exaggerate the elusive power of art. Artists cannot change the world… alone. But when they make a concerted effort, they collaborate with life itself Lucy Lippard
Weather Report: Art and Climate Change DISPLACEMENT is committed to bringing art research and practice to bear on international policymaking addressing displacement due to disasters and climate change
COAL Prize 2019: Climate, Disasters and Displacement

For its tenth edition in 2019, the COAL Prize collaborated with the Platform on Disaster Displacement and DISPLACEMENT: Uncertain Journeys to tackle the topic of displacement related to disasters and climate change.

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DISPLACEMENT: Uncertain Journeys

DISPLACEMENT is committed to bringing art research and practice to bear on international policymaking addressing displacement related to disasters and climate change. Its activities include art interventions in government meetings, regional artistic dialogues and an online art gallery.

DISPLACEMENT cultivates artistic responses to the millions of people displaced each year around the world by disasters and the impacts of climate change.

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Migration Week, Marrakesh, Morocco - December 2018

The Artists

Mary Mattingly, Waterpod Photo courtesy of the artist
Mary Mattingly
Din Muhammad Shibly
Veejay Villafranca
Søren Dahlgaard
Atlantic Pacific Boat Project
David Buckland
Still from ALEA by Marie Velardi and Rhino Ariefiansyah Courtesy of the artist
Rhino Ariefiansyah & Marie Velardi
Sidney Régis
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