Temporary exhibition at the Workers Museum, Copenhagen: 1 april 2007 – 2 september 2007: Åge Fredslund Andersen: Women at the factory Poultry slaughterhouse, Aarhus Public Slaughterhouse Cameras were from an early stage utilised for photographing work places at various locations … Continue reading →
Dear members of WORKLAB. Here you have the possibility to be a partner in a tecnological progress for museums Below you’ll find an abstract to a proposal to EU’s 7th. Frameprogramme. The proposal – how to develop an active virtual … Continue reading →
Workers’ Museum/Copenhagen Temporary exhibition: 10 january 2007 – 18 march 2007 Has the industrial society had any impact on Danish art? Many will probably answer that the notion of Denmark as a farming country will have had such deep impact … Continue reading →
Four organizations in Visegrad countries are involvedin the Out of Visegrad Project, which is focusing onmigration and V4 countries (Czech Republic, Hungary,Poland and Slovakia). This projects aims to ask andanswer questions such as: What is the perception ofmigrants from East … Continue reading →
Prelimimary concept for a possible cooperation in WORKLAB about the European working market – actual and historical. See also an article about flexicurity by Per Kongshøj Madsen, Carman Institute, University of Aalborg for information. Introduction Companies, sectors, national governments and, … Continue reading →
In the board of WORKLAB we would like to suggest trying the the possibilities for a bigger CULTURE 2007 project about the theme: The FLEXICURITY model as a possibility in the development of the EU-working market – historical and actual … Continue reading →
Presentation of the project. The Museum of Work has created the project “Country of industry” in order to give a unified picture of some of the most important questions of today, such as work, globalisation and welfare. We want to … Continue reading →
Where do you prefer to stay when you are travelling? In three, four, or five-star hotels? That is a question of money, you will probably answer. Or rather who is going to pay for it? But even if you can … Continue reading →
More than hundred Danish attractions have already been awarded stars for providing tourists with high quality experiences. The award is the first of its kind in the world, and it will highlight the best Danish attractions. Several more are in … Continue reading →
Migration has become a central theme in dialogue on Caribbean social, political, and economic life. The dominance of movement from the Caribbean to the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom has produced a wealth of literature on Caribbean migration … Continue reading →
