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Christian Vium is an Associate Professor at Aarhus University, focusing on the intersection of art, documentary, and social sciences. He has led various long-term research projects employing participatory methods to delve deeply into subjects such as irregular migration from Africa to Europe, focusing on the project 'Departed' supported by the Carlsberg Foundation. Vium has exhibited his research in over 40 exhibitions and has been recognized as FOAM Talent in 2015. His work has often been recognized for addressing contemporary issues through photography and film, receiving accolades including the Prix HSBC pour la Photographie for his project ‘Ville Nomade’. Currently, Vium is also an Associated Research Fellow at the Film Studies Center, Harvard University. His upcoming projects include 'Revisioning African City Periphery' and 'North Atlantic Everyday Stories', indicating his ongoing commitment to advancing the understanding of urban and cultural narratives. Vium's academic contributions are complemented by his multiple roles, including serving as an honorary curator at the Moesgaard Museum and as a board examiner in anthropology for the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
Aarhus University • Højbjerg, Denmark
Teaching and research in anthropology and participatory methodologies.
Moesgaard Museum • Højbjerg, Denmark
Curatorial responsibilities and project development.
Harvard University • Cambridge, MA, USA
Conducting research on film and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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