Casoria: The Trump Doctrine – Stay Woke | Exhibition at CAM Museum

The Trump Doctrine: Stay Woke – Exhibition at CAM Museum (Casoria)

From 14 May to 14 June 2026, the CAM Museum – Casoria Contemporary Art Museum presents The Trump Doctrine: Stay Woke, an international contemporary art exhibition tackling freedom of expression and the cultural tensions shaped by current political rhetoric.

The show gathers international works, video installations and digital projects that investigate "Stay Woke" as a cultural battleground: from critiques of anti-woke narratives to portrayals of minorities and artistic forms of resistance. Highlights include Lego-style AI videos created by young Iranian activists and satirical productions by the Explosive Media collective.

Opening night

The opening takes place on Thursday 14 May at 8:30 PM and combines the exhibition launch with a concert by violinist and composer Lino Cannavacciuolo, known for blending Mediterranean sounds with electronic experimentation. The evening continues with a DJ set at the CAM's EXIT Concept Bar and features a public flash mob organized by the museum.

Why see it

• It examines topical issues—censorship, identity, civil rights—through contemporary artistic languages.
• Includes multimedia and activist-driven projects that reveal art's political role today.
• Combines exhibition, live music and performance for a multidisciplinary cultural experience.

Practical information

• Period: 14/05/2026 - 14/06/2026
• Opening: Thursday 14 May 2026, 8:30 PM
• Venue: CAM Museum – Casoria Contemporary Art Museum, Via Calore sic - 80026 Casoria (NA), Italy
• Opening hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday 10:00–13:00; Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 17:00–20:00
• Admission: with membership contribution (booking recommended)
• Bookings & info: +39 3332972239
• Website: http://www.casoriacontemporaryartmuseum.com

The exhibition is curated to provoke public discussion through challenging and performative works, ideal for visitors interested in politically engaged and experimental contemporary art in Campania.