Foam produced this episode as part of a mini-series called Stories of Migration. In this series, we welcome three artists whose work evolves around questions of migration, identity and belonging.

The seventh episode of Foam Talks features Foam Talent Daniel Garcia Castro in conversation with Edmund Clark, who works as an artist and lecturer. The starting point of this episode is his project I Peri N'Tera which tracks the movements of 12 underage refugees, whom he met at a reception center for male unaccompanied minors in rural Sicily, Italy. Daniel Castro Garcia subtracts the images from the purely photojournalistic realm and offers a point of entry to a spiritual space of inner struggle and the slow and often faltering process of emotional healing.

Foam produced this episode as part of a mini-series called Stories of Migration. In this series, we welcome three artists whose work evolves around questions of migration, identity and belonging. From their individual perspectives and personal histories, the artists reflect on ethnicity, place, marginalisation, memory and constructions of the self. They all present different cultural and political perspectives that complement each other and create a poly vocal rendition of migration. The conversations are hosted by Elisa Medde, Editor-in-Chief of Foam Magazine.

From the series I Peri N Tera

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Stories of Migration with Daniel Castro Garcia & Edmund Clark

Daniel Castro Garcia

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We're confronted with how migration has bought people together, and yet at times how it has not. Though it’s often tarnished by negative speculation, it is one of the most powerful forces that can foster change, progress and create a space for stories untold. 

Installation of Now You See Me Moria at Foam

Podcast: Now You See Me Moria

Daniel Castro Garcia - I Peri N'Tera | Foam Talent 2021

Interview with Daniel Castro Garcia on I Peri N'Tera

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Zooming In: On Belonging

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The fifteenth edition of Foam Talent presents a selection of 20 outstanding artists. As a result of 2020, many portfolios shed light on the year, exploring the human condition as a central theme.

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While being born out of the Covid-19 pandemic, this issue is also a beautiful, hopeful and refreshing statement about the possibilities our medium offers, and the exciting future ahead.

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Foam Talent 2021

Personal experiences, anger and pain are the basis of a special project in which refugees share ​personal photos and stories via Instagram about their daily life in Moria, the largest refugee camp in Europe, located in Greece.

Mastering, Mixing & Music: Andersen Audio Productions

Foam is supported by the VriendenLoterij, Foam Members, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, the VandenEnde Foundation and the City of Amsterdam.

In 2021 Foam receives additional support from the Mondriaan Fund and Kickstart Cultuurfonds.

The final episode of our mini-series 'Stories of Migration' will focus on Now You See Me Moria, a cross-national collective consisting of Noemí, Amir, Qutaeba, Ali, Mustafa ​and others who continue to join. Claartje van Dijk, head of exhibitions ​at Foam, will speak with Noemi, ​the Amsterdam-based photo editor ​and leading force behind Now You See Me Moria, to give an insight into the collective's work and mission.

Personal experiences, anger and pain are the basis of a special project in which refugees share ​personal photos and stories via Instagram about their daily life in Moria, the largest refugee camp in Europe, located in Greece. In August 2020 Amir, a refugee living in Moria and Noemí, ​started their collaboration by setting up the Instagram account now_you_see_me_moria and publish pictures of life at the camp. Since then, Now You See Me ​Moria got the attention of various media outlets, individuals and organizations across Europe. Today the account has a following of more than 30,000 people. More importantly: a growing number of followers have started collaborations with the​ collective. From a small ​collaboration Now You See Me Moria has become a civil rights movement demanding fundamental change to European migration policy.

Now You See Me Moria

Stories of Migration, Daniel Castro Garcia & Edmund Clark

Stories of Migration with Now You See Me Moria

Join us on 26 - 27 August as we celebrate the launch of Foam Talent 2021 | Digital 2021. With a festive online programme, we will launch the new online exhibition with a series of tours and screenings.

The award-winning Foam Talent Digital is back this year on 26 August with Talent 2021.&nbsp;<a href="/museum/programme/foam-talent-2021-digital">Foam Talent 2021&nbsp;|&nbsp;</a><a href="/museum/programme/foam-talent-2021-digital">Digital</a>&nbsp;is a&nbsp;multi-media platform showcasing the work of 20 artists that were selected through the annual Foam Talent Call. Their projects are translated&nbsp;into the digital realm, supported by audio, video and interactive elements. Liberating the photographs from their frames and taking them beyond the museum walls, the exhibition pushes the boundaries of the medium and explores the outlines of its future form.&nbsp;
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PROGRAMME
18.30 hrs CET on Thursday 26 August
We will launch Foam Talent Digital | 2021. Join the FB Livestream in which the featured Foam Talents introduce the exhibition and their work with a personal message. In addition, Foam curator Hinde Haest will give a tour of the online exhibition.
13.00 hrs CET on Friday 27 August
The launch of the online exhibition is followed by a live screening of five video interviews with Foam Talents Sarker Protick, Silvia Rosi, Daniel Castro Garcia, Hajar Benjida and Leonard Suryajaya.
<a href="https://fb.me/e/3G1xMMF4k">-&gt; Join the Facebook Live Event to get a notification as soon as the festival starts.</a>
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Foam Talent is supported by the Deutsche B&ouml;rse Photography Foundation and the VandenEnde Foundation. &nbsp;
Foam is supported by the VriendenLoterij, Foam Members, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, the VandenEnde Foundation and the City of Amsterdam.
In 2021 Foam receives additional support from the Mondriaan Fund and Kickstart Cultuurfonds.
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18.30 hrs CET 26 August⁠
Introducing Foam Talent 2021
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 ⁠ 13.00 hrs CET 27 August⁠ Live screening of video interviews with Foam Talent 2021
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Launch Festival: Foam Talent 2021 | Digital

Following the award-winning first edition in 2020, Foam presents a brand new online exhibition celebrating a new generation of image-makers.

Daniel Castro Garcia

Stories of Migration with Daniel Castro Garcia & Edmund Clark

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On Belonging

Perspectives of migration.

Foam Talent 2021

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Stories of Migration with Now You See Me Moria

Launch Festival: Foam Talent 2021 | Digital

Foam Talent 2021 Digital