Take part in a traveling art exhibition at COP29 addressing global inequality and the need for redistribution. The exhibition is fully financed and guarantees to attract attention. Exhibtion time ranges from single events to several days.
 
Dear Participant at COP29,
 
My name is Jens Galschiøt, and I am an artist with extensive experience exhibiting climate sculptures at global climate summits (see Media Coverage COP15 - COP21 - COP23).
 
Survival of the Fattest (COP15) - the Polar Bear Army (COP21-23) - Freedom to Pollute (COP15-23, Rio+20) - Unbearable (COP21-23)
 
For COP29, I am bringing the sculpture Survival of the Fattest, which highlights the need for climate justice and resource redistribution. The sculpture is made of bronze. It stands 150 cm tall, and rests on a 50x50 cm base. I am bringing three versions of the sculpture. Practical details bellow.
 
Take Part. The sculptures are easily moved around and installed by my artist group which includes five accredited participants, aiming to use the sculptures to focus attention on climate justice.
 
The project is fully funded, so all you need to do is specify where and when you would like to display a sculpture (subject to availability, so act quickly!).
 
Who We Are and What We Aim to Achieve? The project aims to raise awareness about climate justice and the need for resource redistribution. It is a collaboration between artist Jens Galschiøt and the NGO CARE Denmark, with support from Danish climate ministers Dan Jørgensen (former minister) and Lars Aagaard (current minister). The project is non-profit.
 
I hope you’ll take advantage of this unique opportunity.
 
Best regards,
Jens Galschiøt
 
Contact:
- Enquries: Lasse Markus - aidoh@aidoh.dk  +45 6170 3083
- The Artist: Jens Galschiøt ph. +45 4044 7058
- CARE Denmark: John Nordbo - jnordbo@care.dk - +45 6127 0745
 
 
 
Take a look for yourself at our interactive map.
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Take a Virtual Tour around Galschiøt's Gallery with Google Street View
 
It is now possible to walk directly into Gallery Galschiøt and look around. So now the whole world can come visit, without having to travel halfway around the world. Of course, we still hope that our many thousands of annual guests will stop by and look at art and drink coffee. Click here and take a virtual tour.
 
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About Jens Galschiøt
 
Danish artist Jens Galschiøt has created many socio-critical sculptures and installations through the years. Most often they are placed in public spaces around the world – as needle-sticks and silent reminders of a world that, in his opinion, is out of balance, and where exploitation of the world’s resources, inequality and migration are a constant part of the picture.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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