The Museum of Care is an international informal creative space where anyone can propose and collectively realize a project. Some of MoC projects are supported by DGI, and some exist in their own right.

The network of solidarity formed during #Carnival4David is being transformed into the Museum of Care. For a few years now, we’ve been meeting online or offline every Thursday to host reading groups, public art projects, conferences and educational programs.

In collaboration with DGI and the Museum of Care, and with the help and support of the Vincentians and the government of Saint Vincent, an idea emerged to create a physical museum on an abandoned ship. This museum aims to house a freely distributed Survival Kit Collection. alongside a national collection dedicated to the culture and heritage of Saint Vincent’s native Garifuna people.

Like Alexander Bogdanov’s Proletkult, the Museum of Care wants to rethink what it is to be a museum or an artist, and how to produce spaces for freedom and care. In the Museum of Care, art is not the pinnacle of the symbolic or the production of works that can’t be touched, but a practice of building better worlds. Every person deserves the same care and attention that we currently direct towards monuments and masterpieces – and should for all eternity.