15 OCT –
11 JAN
2026
Coming soon
Shapeshifters
Artistsal-yené, Antonio Jose Guzman & Iva Jankovic, Georges Senga, Kader Attia, Kosisochukwu Nnebe, Leah Zhang, Pei-Hsuan Wang, Sammy Baloji & Cécile Fromont, Mirelle van Tulder en Anna Safiatou Touré
Agenda
Complete agenda
Symposium: Dealing with the Real Stuff
Symposium on the combination of activist art and education to conclude the multi-year project Dealing with the Real Stuff
Family Embodiment Programme: Ritual 2 - Water Bodies
A monthly ritual to collectively explore feelings of (un)belonging and practice care together
Bread as Gathering: Building a Bread Sculpture with Studio CoPain
Bake and assemble a sculpture made of bread for the exhibition 'Bread Art in the Molenwijk'
Workshop: Palestinian Tatreez - part of Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam 2025
A workshop on tatreez, a traditional type of embroidery which forms an important element of Palestinian cultural heritage as part of PFFA 2025.
Workshop: Creative Resistance - part of Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam 2025
A writing workshop hosted as part of Palestinian Film Festival Amsterdam 2025
Opening: Shapeshifters
Group exhibition that examines how colonialism has shaped the ways museums, archives and other institutions of knowledge are perceived and understood.
Symposium: Shapeshifters
Day-long symposium addressing the ethical and cultural implications of collections built through colonial looting and exploitation.
Symposium: From Echoes to Slogans
A day-long symposium of talks and performances within Prince Claus Fund's CAREC programme
Magazine
All articles
Bookshop Selection / Caribbean /
Collectives / Indonesia / Colonial history / Art and Activism /
Hidden Faces of Papua by Danielle Hofmans
Collectives / Diaspora / Indonesia / Colonial history / Art and Activism /
Remembering and Solidarity-Making: 60 Years after 1965
Collectives / Diaspora / The living archive / Performance / Southeast Asia /
Don't Hit Mama: Living Archive
Community & Learning / Shared Heritage / South Africa /
Exhibition & Launch: The Kousins
Politics and technology /