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EPICENTRE Partners: Artivist Lab, Prague
ERCF News ERCF Publications 17/10/2026 ERCF News ERCF Publications 17/10/2026

EPICENTRE Partners: Artivist Lab, Prague

Meet Artivist Lab, EPICENTRE’s Czech partner, founded by Tamara Moyzes and working across contemporary art, social engagement, artistic freedom and Roma self-representation.

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European Roma Cultural Foundation - ERCF

Európai Roma Kulturális Alapítvány
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Tax ID: 18140163-1-41
Court Registration Number: Budapest, 11.186/2010.
+ 36 30 249 0222
contact@romacult.eu

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Images:
Robert Gabris, This Space Is Too Small For Our Bodies, 2023. © Robert Gabris.
Robert Gabris, Asylum – A Poem of Unrest, 2024. © Robert Gabris.
Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, Tełe Ćerhenia Jekh Jag, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria, 2025. Photograph by ERCF; artwork © Małgorzata Mirga-Tas.
Sara Kali – The Dark Madonna, a performance by the Roma feminist theatre Giuvlipen, with Mihaela Drăgan and Kristóf Horváth. © Giuvlipen.
Roma Jam Session art Kollektiv (RJSaK) Archive. © Roma Jam Session art Kollektiv, courtesy of Mo Diener.