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About Koh-i-noor<\/strong><\/p>\n Koh-i-noor is an independent project space and non-profit organization run by a group of artists based in Copenhagen. Koh-i-noor was founded in 2004 and has since then produced a number of exhibitions, discussions, film screenings, and performances.<\/p>\n Koh-i-noor aims to provide and uphold a collaborative, process-related, informal platform for open thought, information exchange, spatial experiments, interdisciplinary approach and to maintain a reflection on contemporary art. Although operating within an international network, Koh-i-noor’s activities are also informed by and related to its local context and situation. The focus of Koh-i-noor is to create a space for experimentation and to have an influence on the discourse of contemporary art. Koh-i-noor seeks to ensure a critical distance and take position towards contemporary cultural and social conditions.<\/p>\n Current members: Lea Porsager<\/a>, Sonja Rendtorff, Stine Marie Jacobsen<\/a>, Jacob Borges<\/a>, Jesper Carlsen<\/a>, Jens Axel Beck<\/a>, Heidi Hove<\/a>, Gudrun Hasle<\/a><\/p>\n
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