Calls Are Open
CAMP’s international contemporary music festival is back in Tampa Bay for its third year from March 14–16, 2024.

Currently Accepting Submissions
CAMPGround24
We are holding calls for both acoustic and electroacoustic works, as well as proposals for installation art. Apply today!
Meet the Performing Artists of CAMPGround24
CAMP is proud to welcome these performing artists from around the world to CAMPGround24.

CAMP’s Seoul Debut! Supported by Arts Council Korea, CAMP performers collaborate with six composers on new ensemble works highlighting climate change. This world premiere concert will be held on August 4 at 7:30pm in Ilshin Hall (Seoul, Korea).


Contemporary Art Music Project
What we do
The Contemporary Art Music Project (CAMP) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides living composers and performing artists a platform to create contemporary music and interdisciplinary art through collaboration.
Beginning with our benefit concerts and leading into CAMPGround22, CAMP is committed to producing concerts of new music and collaborative art by today’s leading composers and artists.
CAMP offers opportunities for emerging composers and artists to have their works performed, as well as providing support for aspiring performers of new music.
A team of dedicated podcasters brings the world of innovative new music and collaborative art to you, with shows that highlight the perspectives of composers and performers alike.
CAMP in a Nutshell
Why we're excited
Check Out our Podcasts
CAMP is proud to host remarkable podcasts that explore the world of new music from fresh perspectives and innovative angles.

KAMP
Host: Uijin Oh

Lost to Time
Host: Joshua Mallard

Musical Headwaters
Host: DaiAne

Piano Talk
Host: Eunmi Ko

Play the Ink
Host: Zachary Hale
Come Join Us
Project 1.5ºC & 34.7ºF
August 4th, 2023
Ilshin Hall
Yongsan-gu, Hannam-daero 98
Seoul, KR
CAMP’s Seoul Debut! Supported by Arts Council Korea, CAMP performers collaborate with six composers on new ensemble works highlighting climate change.
For more info and to buy tickets, click here. (Korean)