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lím collective is an artist-run platform based in North Jutland that works with contemporary art practices that explore socially engaged approaches to care, health, body and organisation. The programme includes events, artist placements and workshop activities with care communities inside as well as outside of the health and social sector. The platform centres curatorial formats that cultivate closeness between artistic practices and local communities.
Supported by The Danish Arts Foundation, Aalborg Municipality, Region Nord, KulturKanten, Trygfonden, BUPL, Den Jyske Kunstfond, Ny Carlsbergfondet,
Augustinus Fonden and Bikubenfonden.
	


	

	
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lím collective er en kunstnerdrevet platform i Nordjylland, der arbejder med samtidskunst-praksisser som undersøger socialt engagerede tilgange til omsorg, sundhed, krop og organ-isering. Det kunstfaglige program indeholder udstillingsaktiviteter og huskunstnerforløb med omsorgsfælleskaber i og uden for sundheds- og socialsektoren. Platformen har fokus på kuratoriske formater, der skaber nærhed mellem de kunstneriske praksisser og lokalsamfund. 


Støttet af Statens Kunstfond, Aalborg Kommune, Region Nord, KulturKanten, Trygfonden, BUPL, Den Jyske Kunstfond, Ny Carlsbergfondet,&#38;nbsp;Augustinus Fonden og Bikubenfonden.

	

lím collective organisers, 
artworkers and artists
➼Current programme
Anne Vemming,&#38;nbsp;artist
Alberto Maro, textile designer and organiser
aasj, artist and organiserClara Dybbroe Viltoft,&#38;nbsp;development &#38;amp; culture worker and orgainserEli Ståhl, curator&#38;nbsp;
Hanne Skjold, artist&#38;nbsp;Julianne Concepcion, artist and graphic designer Kamilla Mez, artist and graphic designer 
Laila Lund Altinbas, curator 
Mahmoud Halimah, artist, community worker and documentarist
Maria Josefine Kjær, artist
Murshida Zaman, poet and writer
Reasat Hassan, film maker 
Sall Lam Toro, artist and artistic caretaker 
Sara Hagins, artist and organiser 
Sandro Masai, artist 

former programme&#38;nbsp;
Inga Gerner Nielsen, artist&#38;nbsp;


Noah Holtegaard, artist&#38;nbsp;

Sóley Ragnarsdóttir, artist




➼&#38;nbsp;
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If you would like to get involved or collaborate&#38;nbsp; - feel free to email us info.limcollective@gmail.com

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ARIEL - FEMINISMS IN THE AESTHETICS is a nomadic platform for curating and learning. We engage with the personal, bodily, environmental and political consequences of an unjust world and facilitate meeting points between institutions, practices and people across contexts and generations. ARIEL consists of Karen Grønneberg, Claudine Zia, Frederikke Planck Granvig and Nina Wöhlk. 
Buens Bogcafe (Aalborg)
Buens Bogcafe is the first LGBT+ book cafe in Scandinavia located in Aalborg city center. The bookshop is the centre for a large range of community activism and events, providing a safer space for the community to meet and organise. Buen has hosted events in connection with lím artist placement collaboration with Sall Lam Toro. Read more about Buen here.


Aalborg Krisecenter (women's shelter)
Aalborg womens shelter is a temporary safe house for women exiting domestic violence providing housing, legal advice, courses and support for women and children rebuilding their lives. The shelter is a collaboration partner for one of the lim artist placements. Read more about Aalborg Womens Shelter here.

Enggarden, Fountain Club House (Thy)
Engaarden is a community-based farm and service for people who are living with mental health issues. The farm has a creative unit that provides a restorative environment for people whose lives are&#38;nbsp; disrupted due to their mental. The concept of a clubhouse — which was pioneered by Fountain House in the 1940s — starts with the idea that “community is therapy.” Enggarden is the host institution in our lim artist placement collaboration with Inga Gerner Nielsen and Sóley Ragnarsdóttir. 

Hjerterummet, Blå Kors (Aalborg)
Hjerterummet (hearspace) is a cafe-shelter for people with homelessness experiences and social displacement providing meals, resting space, activities, advice and support to people experiencing homelessness. Read more here.
 

Neonatalafsnit, Aalborg Universitetshospital (NICU, Aalborg)
The NICU at Aalborg University Hospital is a family intensive care unit for premature born babies and babies born with complications, who also participate in postnatal educational programmes for families with prematurely born children. Read about lim artist placement collaboration with Sara Hagins. 

Sundhedsplejen (maternity services, Aalborg) 
Maternity services is the local public maternity services that do postnatal care, house visits, clinics, organise parent groups and deliver postnatal family education. Read about lim artist placement collaboration with Sara Hagins. 

Huset i Hasserisgade (Aalborg)
Huset is an independent public culture house with music venue, crafts workshops, artist studios, meeting space, exhibition rooms, vegan cafes, and an artist flat. Many of our visitors, curators and artists from other cities and abroad are often accommodated in Husets artist accommodation. Read more here.


Asylum Center Ranum &#38;nbsp;(Vest Himmerland)
The asylum center established in October 2012, serves as the main center for the Asylum Department, accommodating up to 325 asylum seekers. The center employs various staff including educators, an administrative leader, technicians, nurses, and a health visitor, offering comprehensive support to residents. Read more here.

Asylcenter Holstebro (Vesthimmerland)
Asylcenter Holstebro established in November 2014 in Dansk Metal's former training center is located 2.5 km from Holstebro city center and close to shopping facilities and the train station. The center houses 300 residents who are responsible for daily tasks such as cleaning and cooking. Residents receive a cash allowance every 14 days which varies depending on their status. Children are cared for at home until the age of three after which they attend local institutions while adults receive education at the center. The staff includes pedagogues service workers a department manager and nurses. Volunteers run a thrift shop and café at the center. Read more here.türkis / det turkise telt (Aarhus)Turkis (music and culture venue) &#38;amp; Det Turkise Telt (the organisation behind) in Aarhus are &#38;nbsp;musical meeting place &#38;amp; platform where horizons are broadened and traditions find new life. It aims to foster curiosity through musical and cultural experiences promoting a more inclusive society by encouraging openness to the unfamiliar. They emphasises the importance of invitation and inclusion believing that engaging with different communities strengthens communal bonds. Embracing diversity they advocates for the representation of minorities and new societal groups in the cultural scene both as audiences and creators to enrich Aarhus and Denmark's cultural landscape. Read more here.Operation 8 -&#38;nbsp;empowerment through entrepreneurshipOperation 8 is a visionary organisation focused on development in the 
urban periphery with the aim of creating a just and sustainable future 
for all. We carry out our work by fostering local cohesion through World
 Goal 8.3 supporting initiatives that promote productive activities 
decent jobs entrepreneurship creativity innovation education and 
training.With over 10 years of experience working with young people in 
Aarhus Vest particularly in entrepreneurship and empowerment projects 
Operation 8 builds upon this rich history. This has enabled us to bring 
together our expertise and competencies into a socio-economic 
entrepreneur-driven organisation.opportunities. Operation 8 manages 
Aarhus Food Lab in Bispehaven, Aarhus - as our primary initiative during
 the years 2025-2030. Our main mission is to strategically advance 
Sustainable Development Goal 8 by connecting young people with decent 
jobs and the necessary resources to develop and implement holistic 
innovative and creative solutions that enhance employment education and 
training. 

	
	

ARIEL - FEMINISMS IN THE AESTHETICS er en nomadisk platform for kuratering og læring. Vi engagerer os med de personlige, kropslige, miljømæssige og politiske konsekvenser af en uretfærdig verden og faciliterer mødepunkter mellem institutioner, praksisser og mennesker på tværs af sammenhænge og generationer. ARIEL består af Karen Grønneberg, Claudine Zia, Frederikke Planck Granvig og Nina Wöhlk.

Buens Bogcafe er den første LGBT+ bogcafé i Skandinavien beliggende i Aalborgs centrum. Boghandlen er en socialt mødested for LGTB+ personer med møder og events.&#38;nbsp; Buen har været vært for arrangementer i forbindelse med lím artist placement workshops med Sall Lam Toro. Læs mere om Buen her.

 


Aalborg kvindekrisecenter er et krisecenter for voldsramte kvinder og deres børn som tilbyder boliger, juridisk rådgivning, kurser og støtte til kvinder og børn, der genopbygger deres liv. Krisecentret er samarbejdspartner på programmet lim artist placements. Læs mere om Aalborg Kvindecenter her.

Enggården er en kollektivt drevet gård og tilbud til personer der lever med psykiske sårbarheder. Gården har en kreativ enhed, der skaber en daglig ramme for mennesker, hvis liv er blevet alvorligt forstyrret på grund af deres psykiske sygdom. Konceptet med et klubhus - som blev udviklet af Fountain House i 1940'erne - starter med ideen om, at "fællesskab er terapi." Enggården er værtsinstitution i lim artist placement samarbejdet med Inga Gerner Nielsen og Sóley Ragnarsdóttir.
Hjerterummet er et cafe og værested for personer med der oplever hjemløshed og social fordrivelse, der tilbyder måltider, hvilerum, aktiviteter, rådgivning og støtte til mennesker, der oplever hjemløshed. Læs mere her.


NICU på Aalborg Universitetshospital er en intensiv afdeling for for tidligt fødte børn og børn født med komplikationer og deres familier. Afdelingen leverer også postnatale uddannelsesprogrammer for familier med for tidligt fødte børn. Læs om vores samarbejde via  lim artist placement collaboration med Sara Hagins.


Sundhedsplejen står for lokale barselstilbud, husbesøg, klinikker, organiserer forældregrupper og leverer postnatal familieundervisning. Læs om vores samarbejde via lim artist placement collaboration med Sara Hagins.

Huset er et selvstændigt offentligt kulturhus med koncertsal, øverum, keramik og læderværksted, atelier, mødelokaler, udstillingslokaler, veganske cafeer og en kunstnerlejlighed. Mange af vores besøgende, kuratorer og kunstnere fra andre byer og udlandet er ofte indkvarteret i Husets kunstnerbolig. Læs mere her.


Asylcenter Ranum, etableret i oktober 2012, fungerer som hovedcenter for Asylafdelingen med plads til op til 325 asylansøgere.&#38;nbsp; Centret beskæftiger forskellige medarbejdere, herunder pædagoger, en administrativ leder, teknikere, sygeplejersker og en sundhedsplejerske, der tilbyder omfattende støtte til beboerne. Læs mere her.
Asylcenter Holstebro, etableret i november 2014 i Dansk Metals tidligere kursuscenter, ligger 2,5 km fra Holstebro centrum og tæt på indkøbsmuligheder og togstation. Centeret huser 300 beboere, som selv står for dagligdags opgaver som rengøring og madlavning. Beboerne modtager en kontant ydelse hver 14. dag, som varierer afhængigt af deres status. Børn passes hjemme indtil tre år, hvorefter de går i lokale institutioner, mens voksne får undervisning på centeret. Personalet omfatter pædagoger, servicemedarbejdere, en afdelingsleder og sygeplejersker. Frivillige driver en genbrugsbutik og cafe på centeret. Læs mere her.

Turkis (musik- og kultursted) og Det Turkise Telt (organisationen bag) i Aarhus er et musikalsk mødested og platform hvor horisonter udvides og traditioner finder nyt liv. Det sigter mod at fremme nysgerrighed gennem musikalske og kulturelle oplevelser og promovere et mere inkluderende samfund ved at opmuntre til åbenhed over for det ukendte. De lægger vægt på betydningen af invitation og inklusion idet de tror på at engagement med forskellige fællesskaber styrker de sociale bånd. Ved at omfavne mangfoldighed arbejder de for repræsentation af minoriteter og nye samfundsgrupper i kulturlivet både som publikum og skabere for at berige Aarhus' og Danmarks kulturelle landskab. Læs mere her.
	
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Contact&#38;nbsp;info.limcollective@gmail.com 
CVR number&#38;nbsp;42573019
Articles of association here
Current focus areasOur working language is English because the collective is largely international. We translate as much of our programming and activities as possible into Danish in order to welcome the Danish speaking local communities.

Anyone can enrol as an active or supporting member - we have a monthly organising meeting the first Friday every month - contact us to hear more.

We operate on a modest budget with project based support from local, regional, and national public funding as well as support from private foundations. Most art workers experience financial precarity even though severity might differ. We prioritise distributing funds towards artists, curators, and artworkers on projects, and cover all costs associated in the project instead of having full or part time employees. If possible, we create small employment contracts. Our current aim is to fundraise towards paying artworkers to carry out collective organising tasks that are not specific to existing projects, which currently are carried out unpaid.

 We are a space-less platform that organises online, in our private studio spaces, or in spaces we collaborate with, such as Buens Bog Cafe, Huset i Hasserisgade, and Enggarden Fountain House. Our list of collaborators here.&#38;nbsp;

As a collective we try to help create awareness about existing resources, infrastructures, and working practices that artists need in order to have a healthier collective working life and routines. See our compiled list of artist resources &#38;amp; riders&#38;nbsp;here - and please let us know if you know of some that should go on it.&#38;nbsp;



	

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Everyone
 should have the means to sign up, as the amount per year is self-chosen
 and at least 1 DKK. &#38;nbsp;Active members, who use the platform or 
collaborate pay around 200 dkk per year.
Our members funds and gifts/donations for the organisation are used in accordance with our articles of association, and specifically includes showing support for creatives in precarious living situations and artist who does not have economic stability and/or access to basic needs and rights. Additionally, the funds are used for costs related to admin group meetings, 
and admin costs related to the organisation, not covered by project 
budgets. On occasion, we also covering unforeseen costs such as changing currency changes or tools/equipment for the organisation, i.e. printer or a shared computer. Later on this year, we 
will launch our solidarity fund, which will be collectively managed at 
monthly group meeting (from later this year). Updates on spending will 
be shared on this page.

Member Sign-up / Medlemsskab here


Payment Methods If Already A Member
1) MOBILEPAY self-chosen annual amount:
#494281
Write your e-mail on the transfer

2) MOBILPAY 200 kr per year payment link

3) BANK TRANSFER self-chosen annual amount:
FASTER OIKOS DK
Reg. no: &#38;nbsp;5958
Account number: 1104029
International IBAN: DK9159580001104029
SWIFT: FAANDK21
Write your e-mail on the transfer.
 E-mail us with questions on info.limcollective@gmail.com.



	

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Contact&#38;nbsp;info.limcollective@gmail.com 
CVR number&#38;nbsp;42573019
Articles of association here
Fees and economy
We structure artist, curator and education fees in accordance with UKK and BKF and we currently operate with an hourly rate of 350 kr. for meeting, prep, workshops, and research. We are working towards raising this hourly rate. 

Payments

Please make sure to submit your invoices in accordance with the information in the guides below. Kindly note that our rates includse VAT/Danish moms. If you have any questions, email info.limcollective@gmail.com. 
Download the guide ‘how to invoice’ here and use your own invoice template, or, 
Download Invoice Template here.

Refund and reimbursement

To request refunds and/or reimbursements submit your contact information, bank information, an image of your receipt, as well as information on the costs including a receipt with date and purchase information via a request form. Submit your request form here. 1 receipt per request.

Remember to take a photo on a flat surface - preferably white/one background colour or cropped to the edge. Make sure that the text is readable. Formats: PDF and image files. Max 100MB. See example of accepted photo of receipt here.


Solemn declarations

Lost your receipt? Unable to get a proper receipt? In that case you need to fill out a solemn declaration and&#38;nbsp; e-mail us at info.limcollective@gmail.com. Download the solemn declaration form here.

Payment dates and financial rhythm
We are a small group of artists and culture workers sharing the admin work of lím collective. Therefore, we have payout dates once a month. Please note that the lím collective admin group pays invoices, makes reimbursements, registers salaries once a month, and answer any admin related questions on Fridays. If it is urgent feel free to let us know via info.limcollective@gmail.com and we will do our best to accommodate this. Invoices or receipts must be sent the day before our payout date to ensure we can set up the transfers. Note that within DK there are up to 2 bank days for funds to be transferred and internationals usually up to 5 working days. Kindly note that the payout dates for the rest of year payout are:28 January25 February 27 March28 April27 May26 June29 July27 August28 September28 October26 November 28 December 



	

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Contact&#38;nbsp;info.limcollective@gmail.com 
CVR number&#38;nbsp;42573019
Articles of association here



	

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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Sep 2025 07:25:36 +0000</pubDate>

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Samfund af Bindinger /&#38;nbsp;Society of Molecules&#38;nbsp;


02.10.2025 - 30.04.2026
With/med ARIEL - Feminisms in the Aesthetics, 
Patientnær Kunst og Kultur, Aalborg Jordemodercenter.
	


	

	

	
	
Society of Molecules explores how art can create new forms of presence, sensory experience, and reflection within healthcare environments. Through artistic interventions developed for the Midwifery Centre in Aalborg, the project highlights the interplay between body, psyche, and surroundings in the context of pregnancy and childbirth.

Drawing on a biopsychosocial approach to health—and inspired by fields such as epigenetics and interpersonal neurobiology—the works bring artistic knowledge into a clinical setting. The participating artists, several with experience in care work, use sound, care design, and tactile objects to create environments that support embodied knowledge and cultural anchoring for those who are pregnant or giving birth.

Society of Molecules aims to expand the space between art, health, and everyday life, inviting the healthcare system to reflect on its own practices in dialogue with citizens.

The exhibition presents works by Tanja Schlander, Sara Hagins, Eva Posas &#38;amp; Alan Sierra, Liesel Burisch, and Kamilla Mez.

The programme forms the basis for exploring how critical contemporary art can be curated within the healthcare sector. As a two-year pilot project, it seeks to test and develop new methods and collaborative models for interdisciplinary practice and curatorial approaches in this context.

Society of Molecules is a collaboration between ARIEL – Feminisms in the Aesthetics, the Aalborg-based artist collective Lím Collective, the Aalborg Midwifery Centre at Aalborg University Hospital, and the hospital’s task force Patientnær Kunst og Kultur.

Generously supported by the Bikuben Foundation, the Danish Arts Foundation, Danish Visual Arts, and Aalborg Municipality.




	
	
Samfund af Bindinger udforsker, hvordan samtidskunsten kan skabe nye former for nærvær, sanselige erfaringer og refleksion i sundhedsvæsenets rum. Gennem kunstneriske interventioner udviklet til Aalborg Jordemodercenter&#38;nbsp; fremhæver projektet samspillet mellem krop, psyke og omgivelser i forbindelse med graviditet og fødsel.

Med afsæt i en bio-psyko-social tilgang til sundhed – og inspireret af felter som epigenetik og interpersonel neurobiologi – bringer værkerne kunstnerisk viden ind i en klinisk sammenhæng. De deltagende kunstnere, hvoraf flere har erfaring fra omsorgsarbejde, anvender lyd, omsorgsdesign og taktile objekter til at skabe miljøer, der understøtter kropslig viden og kulturel forankring for dem, der er gravide eller fødende.

Samfund af Bindinger har til formål at udvide rummet mellem kunst, sundhed og hverdagsliv og inviterer sundhedsvæsenet til at reflektere over egne praksisser i dialog med borgerne.

Udstillingen præsenterer værker af Tanja Schlander, Sara Hagins, Eva Posas &#38;amp; Alan Sierra, Liesel Burisch og Kamilla Mez.

Programmet danner grundlag for at undersøge, hvordan kritisk samtidskunst kan kurateres i sundhedssektoren. Som et toårigt pilotprojekt har det til hensigt at afprøve og udvikle nye metoder og samarbejdsmodeller for tværfaglig praksis og kuratoriske tilgange i denne kontekst.

Samfund af Bindinger er et samarbejde mellem ARIEL – Feminisms in the Aesthetics, det Aalborg-baserede kunstnerkollektiv Lím Collective, Fødeafdelingen på Aalborg Universitetshospital og hospitalets taskforce Patientnær Kunst og Kultur.

Generøst støttet af Bikubenfonden, Statens Kunstfond, Billedkunst og Aalborg Kommune.


	
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		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Oct 2025 09:35:13 +0000</pubDate>

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Graphic design by Kamilla Mez, 2025.&#38;nbsp;



	
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MuMo 
- Cultural Trauma and the Art of Visibility


Group Care Session on Cultural Trauma and the Art of Visibility with Lakshmih Moon Karlsen
22th October 2025 from 9:00-15:00&#38;nbsp;

	

	

MuMo – Mutual Moves “Cultural Trauma and the Art of Visibility”
We are very excited and proud to announce this workshop with trauma therapist and healer Lakshmih Moon Karlsen, who will be facilitating a care-session on Cultural Trauma and the Art of Visibility for art workers and creative practitioners in the visual arts field.
Working with artistic practices in contexts of care and social spaces often highlights the impact of cultural difference. In particular, cultural trauma can shape how we show up in work, relations, and social contexts, influencing our need to be seen—or to hide. This workshop creates a space to step away from the fast pace of project planning, delivery, and deadlines, inviting you to reflect on how we are moved by our histories, and how we can move with them in our artistic work and life.



For who?

The workshop welcomes artists and cultural workers who work with, or are interested in, care, care-activism, and the organisation of cultural spaces. It is also relevant for those developing artistic or cultural work in community environments such as refugee centres, hospitals, elder homes, residential care units, supported housing, or psychiatry

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Lakshmih Moon Karlsen is a Certified Compassionate Inquiry® Practitioner (Gabor Maté) and psycho-spiritual therapist with more than fifteen years’ experience in facilitating both 1:1 sessions and group workshops. She regards supporting people to reconnect with their body, wisdom, and intuition as sacred work.
With a core strength in calming people’s nerves and helping them grow in confidence, Lakshmih is known for her gentle yet assertive approach in supporting clients to feel safe, free, and present in their bodies—creating powerful spaces for meeting and working through inner conflicts.
She has extensive experience supporting people dealing with grief, anger, anxiety, depression, complex PTSD, addiction, chronic stress, and childhood abuse. Prior to becoming a therapist, Lakshmih held Learning &#38;amp; Development consultancy positions, gaining broad experience in communication and organisational work in Denmark and internationally. Her approach is always holistic, empathic, and passionate.

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About Mutual Moves 
Mutual Moves is a series of workshops organised by lím collective, addressing the working conditions of art workers through practice-sharing, development, and planning of support and infrastructures. The programme is supported by Den Jyske Kunstfond and Billedkunstnernes Forbund (BKF).
lím collective is an artist-run exhibition platform based in Aalborg with activities across North Jutland. The programme supports visual artists working with socially engaged, critical, and research-based practices in health, inequality, and care activism, often through interdisciplinary collaborations with local communities.



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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Sep 2025 11:28:10 +0000</pubDate>

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Graphic design by Kamilla Mez, 2025.&#38;nbsp;



	
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MuMo 
- Artistic Caretaking



	Online Intro to Artistic Caretaking with Sall Lam Toro
8th October 2025 from 13:00-14:00&#38;nbsp;

	

	
	Are you interested in exploring care practices within your art practice, projects, or collaborations? Join body_hacker aka Sall Lam Toro for an online introductory session on artistic caretaking.

In this session, we will
Explore care work in artistic practices and collaborative processesLearn how to craft care riders as tools for sustainable and supportive artistic workEngage in a short somatic exercise to activate an embodied sense of care and deepen somatic listeningReflect together on what artistic caretaking might look like for your own practice, project, or collaboration
At the end of the session, a survey link will be shared for those interested in taking part in 1:1 artistic caretaking sessions later this year.


📅 Date &#38;amp; Time: 8th October 2025 from 13:00-14:00
 💻 Location: Online (link will be shared upon registration)
 🎟️ Registration: email info.limcollective@gmail.com to secure a spot. 

Open to professional artists, their collaborators, practitioners within fields of art, activism, community work interested in working with care within creative practices.

(1990) Body_hacker (aka Sall Lam Toro) was born in Portugal and is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, working with immersive multimedia performance art, orchestrating sensuous meetings, entanglements and rituals between the human and non-human.

They do so within the context of unnumbing and hacking bodies from everyday violent structures of modern capitalism and legacies of coloniality. This looks like involving the erotic, or, the sensuous (in an Audre Lorde type of way) as a way to confront alienation and illusions of separation in the modern living world between humans and non-humans. They also engage in community organizing around queer care work and autonomous living, and live and work collectively as part of queer housing and art collectives.
The Mutual Moves is a series of workshops organised by lim collective, aimed at addressing the working conditions of art work through practices sharing, development and planning of support and infrastructures. The programme is supported by Den Jyske Kunstfond and BKF. lím collective is an artist-run exhibition platform based in Aalborg with activities throughout North Jutland. The artistic programme supports visual artists working with socially engaging, critical and research-based practices on health, inequality and care activism through interdisciplinary collaborations with local communities.
	
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Sep 2025 09:34:46 +0000</pubDate>

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MuMo 
- Creatives At Risk


30. September 2025, 9.00 - 15.00 with lunch / med frokost
Asagården 55A, Nørreland, 7500 Holstebro

	

	
For whom? &#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp; &#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp; 
Artists and culture workers with pending immigration status, appeal cases, and stays about to expire that wish to share strategies for life-planning and creative work in a collective setting. Childcare can be arranged - please let us know

 By whom?
The workshop is organised by Refugees Welcome, AKK - Almene Kunstklubber, and lím collective. Director Michala Clante Bendixen from Refugees Welcome and&#38;nbsp; organiser and development consultant Clara Dybbroe Viltoft will facilitate the day in collaboration with artists from Holstebro and Ranum Asylcenter. AKK Holstebro will host the workshop in Nørreland, Holstebro.


MuMo – Mutual Moves

This workshop creates a hands-on space to explore life planning, collective strategies and mutual support for migration processes including appeals, positive lists and planning, tapping into the artistic community’s own strengths, skills, and organisational resources.

This workshop provides three sessions:

	First a session for artists, creatives, and educators in the cultural sector to understand the legal definitions, statuses that grant stay in Denmark, and guidance to navigate the asylum system and processes.

After lunch, there will be a collective session that will primarily address questions that have been sent to the organisers beforehand,

	and finally, there will be a session on examples of past and present opportunities for creatives at risk.

Participants will gain practical tools and advice for navigating legal matters in their artistic practices.


Join us for a day of sharing, connecting, and rethinking support —lunch and snacks included!


Program

10:00-10:15 Welcome and introductions

10:15-12:00The Danish asylum process: assessment of risk and credibility, with focus on artists and freedom of expression by Michala, Refugees Welcome

12:00-12:30 Lunch

12:30-13:30 Q&#38;amp;A with Clara, lim collective and Michala, Refugees Welcome

13:30-14:00 Past and present opportunities for creatives at risk

14:00-15:00 Open dialogue &#38;amp; space for individual conversation


How to sign up?

Email: info.limcollective@gmail.com with your dietary and language preferences. 
We will then send you a survey about your artistic background and the opportunity to ask questions anonymously. This survey we will use to prepare for the afternoon sessions.

 
Organisers

Refugees Welcome

AKK – Almene Kunstnklubber (CAC - Common Art Clubs) organises art clubs in six public housing areas in Denmark, reaching over 20,000 residents. The initiative aims to integrate both art and decision-making directly into the housing communities and to connect these areas with the wider world. AKK’s vision is to make public housing residents active participants in the Danish art scene and provides a shared resource of artists, mentors, methods, and experiences that grows as more initiatives join.

lím collective is an artist-run exhibition platform based in Aalborg with activities throughout North Jutland. The artistic programme supports visual artists working with socially engaging, critical, and research-based practices that touch on health, inequality and care activism through interdisciplinary collaborations with local communities.’
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Bios


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Clara Dybbroe Viltoft, 
organiser/development consultant, lím collective

Clara is a development practitioner&#38;nbsp; with over 10 years’ experience in human rights, social justice, and community-focused initiatives. She holds a BA in Peace and Conflict Studies, with side studies International Law from Malmö University, and a MPhil in Criminology and Law from University of Cape Town. She works&#38;nbsp; locally with lím collective and internationally with WAWCAS International. Clara serves on the boards of Permasport, Operation 8, and CISU, and regularly engages with academia as a writer, speaker, and peer reviewer. Her work spans research and practice, focusing on historically marginalised populations and drawing on interdisciplinary methods from peace, law, and criminology studies.

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Michala Clante Bendixen,
 director, Refugees WelcomeMichala Clante Bendixen founded the Danish NGO Refugees Welcome in 2007. She has become a respected expert on immigration laws and holds a special position on the refugee scene in Denmark, moving independently among researchers, lawyers, practicians, volunteers and activists – not to mention refugees themselves. Michala was granted the Human Rights Award 2014, and she can often be found in public debates. Besides her work for Refugees Welcome, Michala is the country coordinator for Denmark on the EU Commission's website for integration, Migrant Integration Hub.
Alberto Maro, 
Organiser &#38;amp; facilitator, lim collective

Alberto Maro is a textile, fashion designer with a long career in dressmaking and community organiser. He is the founder of the textile workshop Bari-Bari in Holstebro, which explores textiles and sustainability in relation to the global climate crisis and narratives from the Global South. Through his projects, Maro works as a facilitator, creating spaces for shared learning, resource exchange, and community-making across artistic and activist contexts. Moreover, he helps build bridges across groups and people and displines by initiating non-formal dialogues and engaging in translation work that fosters understanding and collaboration. His practice emphasises collective creation, and new ways of organising work in response to social and environmental challenges.



The workshop is supported by Den Jyske Kunstfond and Billedkunstnernes Forbund.

	
	For hvem?Kunstnere og kulturarbejdere som søger opholdsstatus, har klagesager eller opholdstilladelser, der er ved at udløbe, som ønsker at dele strategier for livsplanlægning og kreativt arbejde i et fælles forum.&#38;nbsp;
Der kan arrangeres børnepasning – giv os venligst besked.

Af hvem?
Workshoppen er organiseret af Refugees Welcome, AKK - Almene Kunstklubber og lím collective. Direktør Michala Clante Bendixen fra Refugees Welcome og organiser og udviklingskonsulent Clara Dybbroe Viltoft faciliterer dagen i samarbejde med kunstnere fra Holstebro og Ranum Asylcenter. AKK Holstebro vil ligge lokaler til workshoppen i Nørreland, Holstebro.


MuMo – Mutual Moves

Denne workshop skaber et hands-on rum til at udforske livsplanlægning, kollektive strategier og gensidig støtte i migrationsprocesser, herunder klager, positive lister og planlægning, med udgangspunkt i kunstmiljøets egne styrker, færdigheder og organisatoriske ressourcer.

Workshoppen består af tre sessioner:
Først en session for kunstnere, kreative og undervisere i kulturområdet, hvor man får indsigt i juridiske definitioner, hvilke opholdsstatusser, der giver ret til at blive i Danmark, og vejledning i at navigere i asylsystemet.
Efter frokost vil der være en fælles session, som primært tager udgangspunkt i spørgsmål, der er sendt til arrangørerne på forhånd.

og endelig vil der være en session om eksempler på tidligere og nuværende muligheder for creatives at risk.

Deltagerne får praktiske værktøjer og rådgivning til at navigere i juridiske spørgsmål i deres kunstneriske praksis.


Kom og vær med til en dag med deling, netværk og nye måder at tænke støtte på – frokost og snacks er inkluderet!


Program

	10:00–10:15 Velkomst og introduktion	10:15–12:00 Den danske asylproces: vurdering af risiko og troværdighed med fokus på kunstnere og ytringsfrihed ved Michala, Refugees Welcome	12:00–12:30 Frokost	12:30–13:30 Q&#38;amp;A med Clara, lím collective og Michala, Refugees Welcome	13:30–14:00 Tidligere og nuværende muligheder for kreative i risiko	14:00–15:00 Åben dialog og plads til individuelle samtaler
Tilmelding

Send en e-mail til info.limcollective@gmail.com med dine kost- og sprog præferencer. 
Vi sender derefter et spørgeskema om din kunstneriske baggrund og mulighed for at stille spørgsmål anonymt. Dette spørgeskema bruger vi til at forberede eftermiddagssessionerne.


Arrangører

Refugees Welcome
AKK – Almene Kunstklubber organiserer kunstklubber i almene boligområder i Danmark og når over 25.000 beboere. Initiativet har til formål at integrere både kunst og beslutningskompetence direkte i boligområderne og forbinde disse områder med omverdenen. AKK’s vision er at gøre beboerne i almene boligområder til aktive deltagere i den danske kunstscene og tilbyder en fælles ressource af kunstnere, mentorer, metoder og erfaringer, som vokser i takt med, at flere initiativer tilslutter sig.

lím collective er en kunstnerdrevet udstillingsplatform baseret i Aalborg med aktiviteter i hele Nordjylland. Det kunstneriske program støtter billedkunstnere, der arbejder med socialt engagerede, kritiske og forskningsbaserede praksisser, der berører sundhed, ulighed og omsorgsaktivisme gennem tværfaglige samarbejder med lokale fællesskaber.





Clara Dybbroe Viltoft, 
organiser/udviklingskonsulent, lím collectiveClara er praktiker i udviklingssektoren med over 10 års erfaring inden for menneskerettigheder, social retfærdighed og community organising. Hun har en BA i Peace and Conflict Studies med sidefag i International Law fra Malmö Universitet og en MPhil i Criminology and Law fra University of Cape Town. Hun arbejder lokalt med lím collective og internationalt med WAWCAS International. Clara sidder i bestyrelserne for Permasport, Operation 8 og CISU og deltager jævnligt i akademia som skribent, oplægsholder og faglig reviewer. Hendes arbejde spænder over forskning og praksis med fokus på historisk marginaliserede grupper og trækker på tværfaglige metoder fra fred, jura og kriminologi.


Michala Clante Bendixen,
direktør, Refugees Welcome
Michala Clante Bendixen grundlagde den danske NGO Refugees Welcome i 2007. Hun er en anerkendt ekspert i immigrationsret og har en særlig position på flygtningescenen i Danmark, hvor hun bevæger sig frit mellem forskere, jurister, praktikere, frivillige og aktivister – samt flygtninge selv. Michala modtog Menneskerettighedsprisen i 2014 og deltager ofte i offentlige debatter. Udover sit arbejde for Refugees Welcome er Michala landekoordinator for Danmark på EU-kommissionens website for integration, Migrant Integration Hub.

Alberto Maro,

Organisator og facilitator, lim collective

Alberto Maro er tekstil- og modedesigner med en lang karriere inden for skrædderi og som community-organisator. Han er grundlægger af tekstilværkstedet Bari-Bari i Holstebro, som undersøger tekstiler og bæredygtighed i relation til den globale klimakrise og fortællinger fra det Globale Syd. Gennem sine projekter arbejder Maro som facilitator og skaber rum for fælles læring, ressourceudveksling og fællesskabsdannelse på tværs af kunstneriske og aktivistiske kontekster. Derudover hjælper han med at bygge bro mellem grupper, mennesker og discipliner ved at igangsætte uformelle dialoger og engagere sig i oversættelsesarbejde, der fremmer forståelse og samarbejde. Hans praksis understreger kollektiv skabelse og nye måder at organisere arbejde på som svar på sociale og miljømæssige udfordringer.

Workshoppen er støttet af Den Jyske Kunstfond og Billedkunstnernes Forbund.
	
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