Abdul Dube is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, curator and workshop facilitator based in Aarhus, Denmark. His work concerns questions of multicultural belonging, racism and resistance, intersectional solidarity, heritage, sustainability, Black imagination ( droster aesthetics) and activism.
Abdul’s heritage related work includes facilitating an antiblack racism in our public archives workshop with Black Archives Sweden; teaching, writing and creating Zines for the Horizon-2020 funded project European Colonial Heritage Modalities in Entangled Cities; and Creative Liaison to the Aarhus Museum Education Department.
Founding member of Humus collective - Collective Humus wants to inspire the cultivation of collective and collaborative responses against fierce competition and regressive individualism. As Humus we want to elaborate strategies to rebuild “a world that contains other worlds,” rather than excluding those worlds and ideas that do not align with dominant views.
Aysha Amin (b. 1996) is an artist, curator and architecture student who lives and works in Aarhus. She is the co-founder and manager of art and architecture gallery Andromeda8220. She is a correspondent contributor to the architecture magazine The Funambulist (Paris), the co-curator of CAFx Aarhus Architecture Festival and project manager of Vi Fællesskaber Vores By. Since 2018 her projects have been presented in venues across Denmark and internationally, most notably at Nikolaj Kunsthal (2022), Art Hub Copenhagen (2021), in the digital platform “Hydrocapsules.love” at the 11. Berlin Biennale (2020) and in “Dimensions of Citizenship” in the United States Pavilion of the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Aysha Amin is born and raised in the non-profit housing project Gellerup, west from Aarhus. Amin works questions and experiments with archiving practices, maps out politics within architecture and curates art exhibitions for the past 10 years. For the past 3 years Amin follows the city development in Aarhus with a critical, direct and curious sense, analyzing the interconenctive patterns and reoccurring tendencies in Danish housing projects development and the segregation of planning and education within urban development and architecture. For the past 3 years, developing the education program and platform Vi Fællesskaber Vores By, she advocates for more cross-disciplinary, and anti-disciplinary collaboration within city development and the importance of designing with the next generation, through decentralized hybrid perspectives.
By integrating the investor, housing associations, architects, and local expertise in a professional process based collaboration, through workshops, commissions and exhibitions – Aysha Amin displays bodies of archives where expertise is vast, patience being essential and hybridity as the collective shared reality
Abdul Dube is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, curator and workshop facilitator based in Aarhus, Denmark. His work concerns questions of multicultural belonging, racism and resistance, intersectional solidarity, heritage, sustainability, Black imagination ( droster aesthetics) and activism.
Abdul’s heritage related work includes facilitating an antiblack racism in our public archives workshop with Black Archives Sweden; teaching, writing and creating Zines for the Horizon-2020 funded project European Colonial Heritage Modalities in Entangled Cities; and Creative Liaison to the Aarhus Museum Education Department.
Founding member of Humus collective - Collective Humus wants to inspire the cultivation of collective and collaborative responses against fierce competition and regressive individualism. As Humus we want to elaborate strategies to rebuild “a world that contains other worlds,” rather than excluding those worlds and ideas that do not align with dominant views.
Aysha Amin (b. 1996) is an artist, curator and architecture student who lives and works in Aarhus. She is the co-founder and manager of art and architecture gallery Andromeda8220. She is a correspondent contributor to the architecture magazine The Funambulist (Paris), the co-curator of CAFx Aarhus Architecture Festival and project manager of Vi Fællesskaber Vores By. Since 2018 her projects have been presented in venues across Denmark and internationally, most notably at Nikolaj Kunsthal (2022), Art Hub Copenhagen (2021), in the digital platform “Hydrocapsules.love” at the 11. Berlin Biennale (2020) and in “Dimensions of Citizenship” in the United States Pavilion of the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Aysha Amin is born and raised in the non-profit housing project Gellerup, west from Aarhus. Amin works questions and experiments with archiving practices, maps out politics within architecture and curates art exhibitions for the past 10 years. For the past 3 years Amin follows the city development in Aarhus with a critical, direct and curious sense, analyzing the interconenctive patterns and reoccurring tendencies in Danish housing projects development and the segregation of planning and education within urban development and architecture. For the past 3 years, developing the education program and platform Vi Fællesskaber Vores By, she advocates for more cross-disciplinary, and anti-disciplinary collaboration within city development and the importance of designing with the next generation, through decentralized hybrid perspectives.
By integrating the investor, housing associations, architects, and local expertise in a professional process based collaboration, through workshops, commissions and exhibitions – Aysha Amin displays bodies of archives where expertise is vast, patience being essential and hybridity as the collective shared reality
Contact: Britta Timm Knudsen (norbtk@cc.au.dk)
Institute for Communication and Culture, ARTS, Aarhus University
Grant info: AUFF NOVA Grant 1.6. 2023 – 31.12.2025 (2.489.900 DKK)
Bevillingsnummer: AUFF-E-2022-9-7
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