Concentric circles made up of cut-up, printed prayers and small blue squares on linen.

CaMMEA Group

How to join

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0)20 7323 8421
Or get in touch using our form

The Contemporary and Modern Middle Eastern Art acquisition group (CaMMEA) is a dedicated group of supporters helping the Museum to acquire significant works on paper from the region.

Join this engaged group of supporters and help the British Museum share beautiful and poignant Middle Eastern works with the public.

  • ​​​​​​CaMMEA Members generously make an annual gift of £4,500
    • Benefit value: £1,000
    • Suggested donation: £3,500+
    • Donations will be used to acquire new works for the collection and cover associated costs which may include, but are not limited to, maintenance of the collection (including storage and displays) and curatorial support.

To become part of an exclusive circle of vital supporters, please contact us today.

What's included?

CaMMEA

The British Museum has collected contemporary art from the Middle East since the 1980s.

Thanks to the support of the Contemporary and Modern Middle Eastern Art Acquisitions Group (CaMMEA), the Museum now has a growing collection representing more than 200 established and emerging artists from across the region.

The support of these individuals allows the Museum to respond quickly to the contemporary art market, to be strategic in its collecting policy, and to place these works in the context of the Museum's existing Middle Eastern collections.

Discover more about works funded with CaMMEA's support.

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