CALEM    Shelter

This year again, we are organizing our queer, inclusive, intersectional Festival: from June 16 to July 9. Thousands of participants are expected; again this year, in coordination with Pride 13 and the Marseille Festival.

Moussa  Fofana

President founder - association RML

Refuge Migrant-es LGBTQ+ 

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Sustain the LGBT+ Migrants

CALEM    Institute

NEW RESOURCES

Elaborated by the CALEM Institute

during the Festival AOZIZ 2022

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This year again
(September 2020 to May 2021)
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Dutch artist Sander Van Bussel was in Marseille this Saturday to offer passers-by the chance to get tattoos of the letters of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

It's only a letter, but full of meaning: in Marseilles, on Saturday, the Dutch artist Sander Van Bussel offered passers-by to get a tattoo of one of the 6,773 letters of the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights", a project started 10 years ago to make this emblematic text "alive".

This project in English, "Human Rights Tattoo", the artist started it after the murder of a colleague and friend.

And for the first time, his wanderings across the globe led him to France, just after the Netherlands and Mexico, within the joint framework of the Aoziz Festival "of precarious and migrant LGBTQ artists" and the Festival de Marseilles.

4.600 participants

At the rate of one letter tattooed per person since 2012, the 30 articles of the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights", signed on December 10, 1948 in Paris by the Member States of the UN, are already deployed on the skin of some 4,600 participants, of 78 different nationalities, like so many banners moving around the world.

I wanted to "make this text alive", make it "the living Declaration of Human Rights", explained Sander Van Bussel, during a tattoo session in the heart of Marseille.

"For me, it's a work of art because I'm an artist, a social artist: with my work, I want to contribute to society, to humanity," he added, sporting his own even an "R" tattooed on the arm.

"I didn't think it was going to take ten years": "We still have three or four years left, but that's good news, because as long as there are letters to tattoo, it stimulates people, it lifts questions, which is the real purpose of this project", continued the artist.

An exhibition at the Mucem

Each letter, once tattooed, is photographed by Sander Van Bussel, who exhibits for the first time, until July 9, at the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations (Mucem) in Marseille, all of these negatives placed side by side on large parchments, part of which therefore remains blank.

P.B. avec AFP

CALEM    Cabinet

This year again, we are organizing our queer, inclusive, intersectional Festival: from June 16 to July 9. Thousands of participants are expected; again this year, in coordination with Pride 13 and the Marseille Festival.