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collection(22)research-based(21)
education(5)
emerging artists(41)
residence(8)
new media(19)
video(32)
photography(24)
performance(24)
art in public space(19)
design, applied arts(29)
fashion(9)
amsterdam (27)
Art Amsterdam, Amsterdam
Posted by: Art Amsterdam
International art fair since 1984.
120-130 exhibitors from Europe, America and Asia.
director(s):
Edo Dijksterhuis
International art fair since 1984.
120-130 exhibitors from Europe, America and Asia.
director(s):
Edo Dijksterhuis
de Appel arts centre, Amsterdam
art in public space, education, emerging artists, performance, research-based
art in public space, education, emerging artists, performance, research-based
de Appel arts centre, Amsterdam
alternative art spaceart in public space, education, emerging artists, performance, research-based
de Appel arts centre, Amsterdam
alternative art spaceart in public space, education, emerging artists, performance, research-based
Posted by: de Appel arts centre
De Appel is an internationally oriented arts centre located in Amsterdam. Since 1975 it has functioned as a site for the research and presentation of contemporary visual art through exhibitions, publications and discursive events. De Appel also functions as a platform for performances by visual artists, choreographers and theatre makers.
Since 1994 de Appel has hosted a nine month long Curatorial Programme that offers emerging international curators a condensed package of experiences and skills that can be used as tools for the development of their professional careers.
director(s):
Ann Demeester
De Appel is an internationally oriented arts centre located in Amsterdam. Since 1975 it has functioned as a site for the research and presentation of contemporary visual art through exhibitions, publications and discursive events. De Appel also functions as a platform for performances by visual artists, choreographers and theatre makers.
Since 1994 de Appel has hosted a nine month long Curatorial Programme that offers emerging international curators a condensed package of experiences and skills that can be used as tools for the development of their professional careers.
director(s):
Ann Demeester
De Ateliers, Amsterdam
Posted by: De Ateliers
De Ateliers is an international artists' institute. Founded by artists in 1963, it is the oldest postgraduate studio programme in the Netherlands.
De Ateliers is open to young artists at the beginning of their professional development. During a working period of two years, they are provided with a studio, a grant and weekly studio visits by prominent artists and critics. De Ateliers creates a stimulating environment for production, development, reflection and presentation, a platform for discussion and collaboration between artists of different generations, different nationalities and different artistic visions.
director(s):
Dominic van den Boogerd
De Ateliers is an international artists' institute. Founded by artists in 1963, it is the oldest postgraduate studio programme in the Netherlands.
De Ateliers is open to young artists at the beginning of their professional development. During a working period of two years, they are provided with a studio, a grant and weekly studio visits by prominent artists and critics. De Ateliers creates a stimulating environment for production, development, reflection and presentation, a platform for discussion and collaboration between artists of different generations, different nationalities and different artistic visions.
director(s):
Dominic van den Boogerd
visitors address
Stadhouderskade 86
NL-1073 AT Amsterdam
opening hours
By appointment.
End of May: Offspring exhibitions
distance from Schiphol
11 km
Stadhouderskade 86
NL-1073 AT Amsterdam
opening hours
By appointment.
End of May: Offspring exhibitions
distance from Schiphol
11 km
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+31 (0)20 673 93 59
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Droog Design, Amsterdam
Posted by: Droog Design
Droog started in 1993 as a statement on design, a no-nonsense, down to earth design mentality. Our unique way of thinking has defined us as a conceptual design company, and has played a role in defining Dutch design internationally.
Co-founded and directed by art historian and critic, Renny Ramakers, Droog has worked with renowned designers such as Jurgen Bey, Marcel Wanders and Richard Hutten, producing products, projects, exhibitions and events that have been extensively published and collected by museums all over the world.
director(s):
Renny Ramakers
Droog started in 1993 as a statement on design, a no-nonsense, down to earth design mentality. Our unique way of thinking has defined us as a conceptual design company, and has played a role in defining Dutch design internationally.
Co-founded and directed by art historian and critic, Renny Ramakers, Droog has worked with renowned designers such as Jurgen Bey, Marcel Wanders and Richard Hutten, producing products, projects, exhibitions and events that have been extensively published and collected by museums all over the world.
director(s):
Renny Ramakers
Foam, Amsterdam
Posted by: Foam
Foam is the place for photography in all its forms: from documentary to fashion, from contemporary to historic. A museum with international aspirations. Next to large-scale exhibitions showing the work of (world)famous photographers, Foam also shows the work of upcoming artists in smaller and shorter running exhibitions.
Foam is more than just a museum. You can find Foam at the Keizersgracht, but sometimes also in other places. In Foam Magazine, out in the streets, abroad or on tour.
director(s):
Marloes Krijnen (director), Marie-Luce Bree (deputy director)
Foam is the place for photography in all its forms: from documentary to fashion, from contemporary to historic. A museum with international aspirations. Next to large-scale exhibitions showing the work of (world)famous photographers, Foam also shows the work of upcoming artists in smaller and shorter running exhibitions.
Foam is more than just a museum. You can find Foam at the Keizersgracht, but sometimes also in other places. In Foam Magazine, out in the streets, abroad or on tour.
director(s):
Marloes Krijnen (director), Marie-Luce Bree (deputy director)
IDFA, Amsterdam
emerging artists, video
IDFA, Amsterdam
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam
cultural eventemerging artists, video
Posted by: IDFA
IDFA is one of the leading documentary events in the world, offering filmmakers and producers an international platform for their new documentaries.
The festival is a key launch pad for creative documentary films, because so many of the most prominent TV buyers, festival programmers, distributors and sales agents are on hand in Amsterdam each year. IDFA also draws a huge audience, selling more tickets each year.
director(s):
Ally Derks (director), Cees van 't Hullenaar (managing director)
curator(s):
Martijn te Pas (program coordinator)
IDFA is one of the leading documentary events in the world, offering filmmakers and producers an international platform for their new documentaries.
The festival is a key launch pad for creative documentary films, because so many of the most prominent TV buyers, festival programmers, distributors and sales agents are on hand in Amsterdam each year. IDFA also draws a huge audience, selling more tickets each year.
director(s):
Ally Derks (director), Cees van 't Hullenaar (managing director)
curator(s):
Martijn te Pas (program coordinator)
If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam
emerging artists, performance, research-based
emerging artists, performance, research-based
If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam
alternative art spaceemerging artists, performance, research-based
If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam
alternative art spaceemerging artists, performance, research-based
Posted by: If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution
If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution produces art projects and thematic programmes.
Departing from a spirit of open questioning and long term enquiry with artists, If I Can't Dance is dedicated to exploring the evolution and diversity of performance and performativity in contemporary art. Through a discursive programme consisting of lectures, symposia, workshops and reading groups, it investigates topics relevant in both art as well as the cultural and societal sphere.
director(s):
Frédérique Bergholtz (director), Hans Schamlé (administrative director)
If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution produces art projects and thematic programmes.
Departing from a spirit of open questioning and long term enquiry with artists, If I Can't Dance is dedicated to exploring the evolution and diversity of performance and performativity in contemporary art. Through a discursive programme consisting of lectures, symposia, workshops and reading groups, it investigates topics relevant in both art as well as the cultural and societal sphere.
director(s):
Frédérique Bergholtz (director), Hans Schamlé (administrative director)
Items, Amsterdam
Posted by: Items
Items is the Dutch journal of design, covering all design disciplines. Based in Amsterdam, we look at design internationally from a Dutch perspective.
Items was established in 1982 and has grown to become the leading design magazine in the Netherlands. Currently the magazine is in Dutch only, but that will change in the not so distant future.
director(s):
Max Bruinsma (editor in chief / publisher)
Items is the Dutch journal of design, covering all design disciplines. Based in Amsterdam, we look at design internationally from a Dutch perspective.
Items was established in 1982 and has grown to become the leading design magazine in the Netherlands. Currently the magazine is in Dutch only, but that will change in the not so distant future.
director(s):
Max Bruinsma (editor in chief / publisher)
Kunstvlaai / Artpie, Amsterdam
Posted by: Kunstvlaai / Artpie
Biennial art fair for national and international master courses, artists' initiatives and other refreshing creatives.
director(s):
Jurgen Bey
curator(s):
Jurgen Bey, Marjo van Baar
Biennial art fair for national and international master courses, artists' initiatives and other refreshing creatives.
director(s):
Jurgen Bey
curator(s):
Jurgen Bey, Marjo van Baar
Manifesta, Amsterdam
art in public space, emerging artists, performance, photography, video
art in public space, emerging artists, performance, photography, video
Manifesta, Amsterdam
cultural eventart in public space, emerging artists, performance, photography, video
Manifesta, Amsterdam
The European Biennial of Contemporary Art
cultural eventart in public space, emerging artists, performance, photography, video
Posted by: Manifesta
Manifesta, the roving European Biennial of Contemporary art, changes its location every two years. Manifesta purposely strives to keep its distance from what are often seen as the dominant centres of artistic production, instead seeking fresh and fertile terrain for the mapping of a new cultural topography.
Each Manifesta biennial aims to investigate and reflect on emerging developments in contemporary art, set within a European context. In doing so, we present local, national and international audiences with new aspects and forms of artistic expression.
director(s):
Hedwig Fijen
Manifesta, the roving European Biennial of Contemporary art, changes its location every two years. Manifesta purposely strives to keep its distance from what are often seen as the dominant centres of artistic production, instead seeking fresh and fertile terrain for the mapping of a new cultural topography.
Each Manifesta biennial aims to investigate and reflect on emerging developments in contemporary art, set within a European context. In doing so, we present local, national and international audiences with new aspects and forms of artistic expression.
director(s):
Hedwig Fijen
Mediamatic, Amsterdam
emerging artists, new media, performance, research-based, video
emerging artists, new media, performance, research-based, video
Mediamatic, Amsterdam
alternative art spaceemerging artists, new media, performance, research-based, video
Mediamatic, Amsterdam
New Media, Art, Society
alternative art spaceemerging artists, new media, performance, research-based, video
Posted by: Mediamatic
We do exhibitions, presentations, workshops and much more. Our website mediamatic.net freely mixes news, theory and people.
director(s):
Willem Velthoven, Jans Possel
We do exhibitions, presentations, workshops and much more. Our website mediamatic.net freely mixes news, theory and people.
director(s):
Willem Velthoven, Jans Possel
visitors address
Exhibition space Mediamatic BANK
Vijzelstraat 68
NL-1001 JL Amsterdam
Mediamatic Office
Vijzelstraat 72, 3rd floor (Duintjer CS)
NL-1001 JL Amsterdam
postal address
PO Box 17490
NL-1001 JL Amsterdam
opening hours
Mediamatic BANK
Mon-fri: 1-7 pm
Sat-Sun: 1-6 pm
distance from Schiphol
11 km
Exhibition space Mediamatic BANK
Vijzelstraat 68
NL-1001 JL Amsterdam
Mediamatic Office
Vijzelstraat 72, 3rd floor (Duintjer CS)
NL-1001 JL Amsterdam
postal address
PO Box 17490
NL-1001 JL Amsterdam
opening hours
Mediamatic BANK
Mon-fri: 1-7 pm
Sat-Sun: 1-6 pm
distance from Schiphol
11 km
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+31 (0)20 638 99 01
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Metahaven, Amsterdam
art in public space, design, applied arts, research-based
Metahaven, Amsterdam
Studio for Design and Research
otherart in public space, design, applied arts, research-based
Posted by: Metahaven
Metahaven is a design studio engaging the field of visual identity.
From research projects, such as the Sealand Identity Project (2004), Museum of Conflict (2006), and Quaero (2007), the group has moved into installations and critical design projects such as Affiche Frontière (CAPC musée d’art contemporain de Bordeaux, 2008) and Stadtstaat (Künstlerhaus Stuttgart and Casco Utrecht). Its recent book, Uncorporate Identity (Lars Müller Publishers, 2010), matches design with inquiries on globalization and network society.
director(s):
Vinca Kruk and Daniel van der Velden
Metahaven is a design studio engaging the field of visual identity.
From research projects, such as the Sealand Identity Project (2004), Museum of Conflict (2006), and Quaero (2007), the group has moved into installations and critical design projects such as Affiche Frontière (CAPC musée d’art contemporain de Bordeaux, 2008) and Stadtstaat (Künstlerhaus Stuttgart and Casco Utrecht). Its recent book, Uncorporate Identity (Lars Müller Publishers, 2010), matches design with inquiries on globalization and network society.
director(s):
Vinca Kruk and Daniel van der Velden
visitors address
Postjesweg 1
studio k34-k36
NL-1057 DT Amsterdam
opening hours
By appointment.
distance from Schiphol
11 km
Postjesweg 1
studio k34-k36
NL-1057 DT Amsterdam
opening hours
By appointment.
distance from Schiphol
11 km
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+31 (0)6 24276797
+31 (0)6 48316543
+31 (0)6 48316543
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Mister Motley, Amsterdam
Posted by: Mister Motley
Mister Motley is a full color, quarterly, magazine about contemporary art for people from 20 till 42 years old. Every issue has a theme. We have made issues about 'street life', 'family' and 'folk art', but we also work with more abstract themes such as ‘about death’ or ‘magic’.
Mister Motley has an inspiring, subversive but also strongly informative voice. The magazine inspires the readers to actively be a part of the website-issues: they can mail their own images to the website and have fun with the artists-made assignments placed on the website.
director(s):
Hanne Hagenaars (editor-in-chief)
curator(s):
Monica Aerden (editor magazine), Irene Craen and Aishlinn Bruinja (webeditor), Maartje Folkeringa (assistant images)
Mister Motley is a full color, quarterly, magazine about contemporary art for people from 20 till 42 years old. Every issue has a theme. We have made issues about 'street life', 'family' and 'folk art', but we also work with more abstract themes such as ‘about death’ or ‘magic’.
Mister Motley has an inspiring, subversive but also strongly informative voice. The magazine inspires the readers to actively be a part of the website-issues: they can mail their own images to the website and have fun with the artists-made assignments placed on the website.
director(s):
Hanne Hagenaars (editor-in-chief)
curator(s):
Monica Aerden (editor magazine), Irene Craen and Aishlinn Bruinja (webeditor), Maartje Folkeringa (assistant images)
postal address
PO Box 17048
NL-1001 JA Amsterdam
distance from Schiphol
11 km
PO Box 17048
NL-1001 JA Amsterdam
distance from Schiphol
11 km
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+31 (0)6 24766671
+31 (0)6 17094076
+31 (0)6 17094076
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Netherlands Media Art Institute, Amsterdam
collection, emerging artists, new media, residence, video
collection, emerging artists, new media, residence, video
Netherlands Media Art Institute, Amsterdam
alternative art spacecollection, emerging artists, new media, residence, video
Netherlands Media Art Institute, Amsterdam
NIMk
alternative art spacecollection, emerging artists, new media, residence, video
Posted by: Netherlands Media Art Institute
The Netherlands Media Art Institute promotes the wide development, application and distribution of, and reflection on new technologies in the visual arts.
The NIMk supports media art in three core areas: presentation, research and collection, and through its facilities provides extensive services for artists and art institutions. Educational programmes are developed for all activities.
director(s):
Heiner Holtappel (general director), Annette Mullink (financial director)
The Netherlands Media Art Institute promotes the wide development, application and distribution of, and reflection on new technologies in the visual arts.
The NIMk supports media art in three core areas: presentation, research and collection, and through its facilities provides extensive services for artists and art institutions. Educational programmes are developed for all activities.
director(s):
Heiner Holtappel (general director), Annette Mullink (financial director)
Premsela, Amsterdam
Posted by: Premsela
Premsela, the Dutch Platform for Design and Fashion, creates opportunities for the growth of Dutch design from a cultural angle of approach. In all our projects, we collaborate intensively with a large number of partners. With them, we organise lectures, debates and exhibitions in the Netherlands and abroad. Premsela also publishes Morf, the Netherlands’ biggest design magazine, and the international web portal Design.nl. Our activities are aimed at designers, students, clients, producers, and everyone interested in the cultural value of design and fashion.
director(s):
Els van der Plas
Premsela, the Dutch Platform for Design and Fashion, creates opportunities for the growth of Dutch design from a cultural angle of approach. In all our projects, we collaborate intensively with a large number of partners. With them, we organise lectures, debates and exhibitions in the Netherlands and abroad. Premsela also publishes Morf, the Netherlands’ biggest design magazine, and the international web portal Design.nl. Our activities are aimed at designers, students, clients, producers, and everyone interested in the cultural value of design and fashion.
director(s):
Els van der Plas
visitors address
Prinses Irenestraat 19
NL-1077 WT Amsterdam
postal address
PO Box 75905
NL-1077 WT Amsterdam
distance from Schiphol
15 km
Prinses Irenestraat 19
NL-1077 WT Amsterdam
postal address
PO Box 75905
NL-1077 WT Amsterdam
distance from Schiphol
15 km
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t +31 (20) 344 94 49
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Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam
education, emerging artists, residence
education, emerging artists, residence
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam
post-academic instituteeducation, emerging artists, residence
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, Amsterdam
post-academic instituteeducation, emerging artists, residence
Posted by: Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten
The Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam is a leading international institute for talented professional artists who want to develop themselves further and strive for deepening, broadening and accelerating their art practice. Fifty artists from all over the world can work here in an individual studio for a maximum of two years. The Rijksakademie is more than a residency; it facilitates the development of individual artists and artistry, with the aim of professionalism and excellence.
The Rijksakademie also organizes the Prix de Rome, the oldest and most prestigious 'state'prize of the Netherlands and manages historical and contemporary collections, making them accessible through publications and presentations.
director(s):
Els van Odijk
The Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam is a leading international institute for talented professional artists who want to develop themselves further and strive for deepening, broadening and accelerating their art practice. Fifty artists from all over the world can work here in an individual studio for a maximum of two years. The Rijksakademie is more than a residency; it facilitates the development of individual artists and artistry, with the aim of professionalism and excellence.
The Rijksakademie also organizes the Prix de Rome, the oldest and most prestigious 'state'prize of the Netherlands and manages historical and contemporary collections, making them accessible through publications and presentations.
director(s):
Els van Odijk
visitors address
Sarphatistraat 470
NL-1018 GW Amsterdam
postal address
Sarphatistraat 470
NL-1018 GW Amsterdam
opening hours
By appointment.
End of November: RijksakademieOPEN
Library:
mon-thurs: 11 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
11 km
Sarphatistraat 470
NL-1018 GW Amsterdam
postal address
Sarphatistraat 470
NL-1018 GW Amsterdam
opening hours
By appointment.
End of November: RijksakademieOPEN
Library:
mon-thurs: 11 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
11 km
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+31 (0)20 527 03 00
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SKOR, Amsterdam
SMART Project Space, Amsterdam
emerging artists, new media, performance, residence, video
emerging artists, new media, performance, residence, video
SMART Project Space, Amsterdam
alternative art spaceemerging artists, new media, performance, residence, video
SMART Project Space, Amsterdam
Platform for Visual Art and Contemporary Culture
alternative art spaceemerging artists, new media, performance, residence, video
Posted by: SMART Project Space
Artist driven and alternative, SMART Project Space endeavours to be the beating heart of the city of Amsterdam, a place of stimulation, refreshment, and adventure which reaches out beyond the confines of its walls to involve those in the City and far beyond. SMART Project Space is at the forefront of helping to introduce a new generation to the excitement we all feel when great art makes an impact on our lives. It is our mission to support extraordinary emerging talents in a new generation of creative artists and performers.
SPS commissions, produces and presents a multiplicity of exhibitions, film and (sound) performance events which continue to push forward the boundaries of each art form, encouraging artists in new collaborations that make SMART Project Space a thrilling place to experience art.
director(s):
Thomas Peutz (president and artistic director), Una Henry (secretary of the board and dep. artistic director)
Artist driven and alternative, SMART Project Space endeavours to be the beating heart of the city of Amsterdam, a place of stimulation, refreshment, and adventure which reaches out beyond the confines of its walls to involve those in the City and far beyond. SMART Project Space is at the forefront of helping to introduce a new generation to the excitement we all feel when great art makes an impact on our lives. It is our mission to support extraordinary emerging talents in a new generation of creative artists and performers.
SPS commissions, produces and presents a multiplicity of exhibitions, film and (sound) performance events which continue to push forward the boundaries of each art form, encouraging artists in new collaborations that make SMART Project Space a thrilling place to experience art.
director(s):
Thomas Peutz (president and artistic director), Una Henry (secretary of the board and dep. artistic director)
visitors address
Arie Biemondstraat 105-113
NL-1054 PD Amsterdam
postal address
Arie Biemondstraat 111
NL-1054 PD Amsterdam
opening hours
Exhibition Space
Mon- Sat: 12 -10 pm
Sun: 4-10 pm
Film, Performance and Music Programme
Daily from 8 pm-12 am (see website for details)
Café-Restaurant LAB111
Mon - Thurs: 12 pm-1 am
Fri-Sat: 12 pm-3 am
Sun: 2 pm-1 am
distance from Schiphol
15 km
Arie Biemondstraat 105-113
NL-1054 PD Amsterdam
postal address
Arie Biemondstraat 111
NL-1054 PD Amsterdam
opening hours
Exhibition Space
Mon- Sat: 12 -10 pm
Sun: 4-10 pm
Film, Performance and Music Programme
Daily from 8 pm-12 am (see website for details)
Café-Restaurant LAB111
Mon - Thurs: 12 pm-1 am
Fri-Sat: 12 pm-3 am
Sun: 2 pm-1 am
distance from Schiphol
15 km
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+31 (0)20 427 59 51
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SMBA, Amsterdam
emerging artists, performance, photography, video
SMBA, Amsterdam
Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam
alternative art spaceemerging artists, performance, photography, video
Posted by: SMBA
Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam is a project space of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
The objective of SMBA is to present contemporary art from an Amsterdam context and therefore to create an international platform by organising exhibitions, lectures, debates, publications and residency programmes.
director(s):
Jelle Bouwhuis
Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam is a project space of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
The objective of SMBA is to present contemporary art from an Amsterdam context and therefore to create an international platform by organising exhibitions, lectures, debates, publications and residency programmes.
director(s):
Jelle Bouwhuis
visitors address
Rozenstraat 59
NL-1016 NN Amsterdam
opening hours
Tues-Sun: 11 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
11 km
Rozenstraat 59
NL-1016 NN Amsterdam
opening hours
Tues-Sun: 11 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
11 km
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+31 (0)20 422 04 71
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Sonic Acts, Amsterdam
Posted by: Sonic Acts
Sonic Acts is a biannual festival taking place in Amsterdam. Since its inception in 1994, the Sonic Acts festival has questioned, examined, assembled and exhibited contemporary and historical developments at the cutting edge of art, technology, music and science.
Each festival edition explores a theme by means of an international conference, a wide range of concerts and performances, exhibitions and films, covering a great variety of fields, practices and disciplines.
director(s):
Lucas van der Velden
Sonic Acts is a biannual festival taking place in Amsterdam. Since its inception in 1994, the Sonic Acts festival has questioned, examined, assembled and exhibited contemporary and historical developments at the cutting edge of art, technology, music and science.
Each festival edition explores a theme by means of an international conference, a wide range of concerts and performances, exhibitions and films, covering a great variety of fields, practices and disciplines.
director(s):
Lucas van der Velden
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam
collection, design, applied arts, performance, photography, video
collection, design, applied arts, performance, photography, video
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam
museumcollection, design, applied arts, performance, photography, video
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Amsterdam
museumcollection, design, applied arts, performance, photography, video
Posted by: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
The Stedelijk Museum collects and presents modern and contemporary art and design, to inform and inspire wide and varied audiences. It combines the roles of traditional museum and platform for the contemporary visual arts, acting in the cultural and social context of Amsterdam and on the basis of its own rich and unique collections, through a multi-faceted programming of shows and other activities.
At the moment the museum is under construction. The grand reopening is expected to take place in 2011. From 28 August 2010 - 9 January 2011, the Stedelijk Museum is planning an exceptional, short-term use of the museum’s restored historical building.
director(s):
Ann Goldstein
The Stedelijk Museum collects and presents modern and contemporary art and design, to inform and inspire wide and varied audiences. It combines the roles of traditional museum and platform for the contemporary visual arts, acting in the cultural and social context of Amsterdam and on the basis of its own rich and unique collections, through a multi-faceted programming of shows and other activities.
At the moment the museum is under construction. The grand reopening is expected to take place in 2011. From 28 August 2010 - 9 January 2011, the Stedelijk Museum is planning an exceptional, short-term use of the museum’s restored historical building.
director(s):
Ann Goldstein
SubmarineChannel, Amsterdam
Posted by: SubmarineChannel
SubmarineChannel is a hybrid media production studio based in Amsterdam, creating fresh content that exploits new technologies to tell stories from the real and the fantastical, in visually exciting, multiple format-friendly ways. The studio produces motion comics, online games, web documentaries, and video portraits about pioneering creatives from all over the world.
Their popular website and blog, SubmarineChannel.com, streams the Channel’s original content, as well as the best in next-gen cinema by peer creators.Submarine Channel is part of the multiple award-winning production outfit Submarine.
director(s):
Femke Wolting and Bruno Felix
SubmarineChannel is a hybrid media production studio based in Amsterdam, creating fresh content that exploits new technologies to tell stories from the real and the fantastical, in visually exciting, multiple format-friendly ways. The studio produces motion comics, online games, web documentaries, and video portraits about pioneering creatives from all over the world.
Their popular website and blog, SubmarineChannel.com, streams the Channel’s original content, as well as the best in next-gen cinema by peer creators.Submarine Channel is part of the multiple award-winning production outfit Submarine.
director(s):
Femke Wolting and Bruno Felix
The One Minutes Foundation, Amsterdam
Posted by: The One Minutes Foundation
The One Minutes foundation promotes the creation, display and viewing of videos that last exactly one minute.
The One Minutes is a network and a presentation platform without its own podium. It creates the conditions for the production of video art, and offers artists in various parts of the world a platform to reach a wide audience. Its aim is to develop with partners concepts and content that are challenging in both local and international context. With all this The One Minutes foundation would like to contribute to a contemporary, nuanced image of the world.
director(s):
Sophie Leferink (general director), Jos Houweling (artistic director)
curator(s):
Ineke Bakker (curator)
The One Minutes foundation promotes the creation, display and viewing of videos that last exactly one minute.
The One Minutes is a network and a presentation platform without its own podium. It creates the conditions for the production of video art, and offers artists in various parts of the world a platform to reach a wide audience. Its aim is to develop with partners concepts and content that are challenging in both local and international context. With all this The One Minutes foundation would like to contribute to a contemporary, nuanced image of the world.
director(s):
Sophie Leferink (general director), Jos Houweling (artistic director)
curator(s):
Ineke Bakker (curator)
Trans Artists, Amsterdam
emerging artists, residence
Trans Artists, Amsterdam
Knowledge Center on Artist-in-Residence Opportunities
otheremerging artists, residence
Posted by: Trans Artists
Trans Artists is a knowledge centre on artist-in-residence opportunities. Since its foundation in 1998 it has grown into the biggest source worldwide of up-to-date information about facts, use and value of international artist-in-residence programmes as well as other opportunities for artists to stay and work elsewhere 'for art's sake'.
Trans Artists makes the enormous worldwide residential art labyrinth accessible and usable to the artists, through its website, newsletter, research and workshop programmes.
director(s):
Maria Tuerlings
Trans Artists is a knowledge centre on artist-in-residence opportunities. Since its foundation in 1998 it has grown into the biggest source worldwide of up-to-date information about facts, use and value of international artist-in-residence programmes as well as other opportunities for artists to stay and work elsewhere 'for art's sake'.
Trans Artists makes the enormous worldwide residential art labyrinth accessible and usable to the artists, through its website, newsletter, research and workshop programmes.
director(s):
Maria Tuerlings
Volume, Amsterdam
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Volume magazine is an independent quarterly that sets the agenda for architecture and design. Volume is a product by Archis + C-LAB + AMO +...
Archis is a think tank on the city. It's challenging designers to re-think their practice through advise, debate and interventions.
director(s):
Lilet Breddels
curator(s):
Arjen Oosterman (editor-in-chief), Timothy Moore (editor)
Volume magazine is an independent quarterly that sets the agenda for architecture and design. Volume is a product by Archis + C-LAB + AMO +...
Archis is a think tank on the city. It's challenging designers to re-think their practice through advise, debate and interventions.
director(s):
Lilet Breddels
curator(s):
Arjen Oosterman (editor-in-chief), Timothy Moore (editor)
W139, Amsterdam
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W139: Space for continuous production and presentation of contemporary art since 1979. Dedicated to risk and experiment.
director(s):
Tim Voss (director), Jowon van der Peet (managing director)
W139: Space for continuous production and presentation of contemporary art since 1979. Dedicated to risk and experiment.
director(s):
Tim Voss (director), Jowon van der Peet (managing director)
Waag Society, Amsterdam
new media, research-based
Waag Society, Amsterdam
Creative technology for social innovation
alternative art spacenew media, research-based
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Waag Society develops creative technology for social innovation. The foundation researches, develops concepts, pilots and prototypes and acts as an intermediate between the arts, science and the media. Waag Society cooperates with cultural, public and private parties.
Waag Society has developed into an interdisciplinary medialab, where besides research and development there is room for experiment with new technology, art and culture. Waag Society divides its activities in five social domains: Healthcare, Culture, Society (public domain), Education and Sustainability.
director(s):
Marleen Stikker (president), Klaas Hernamdt (managing director)
Waag Society develops creative technology for social innovation. The foundation researches, develops concepts, pilots and prototypes and acts as an intermediate between the arts, science and the media. Waag Society cooperates with cultural, public and private parties.
Waag Society has developed into an interdisciplinary medialab, where besides research and development there is room for experiment with new technology, art and culture. Waag Society divides its activities in five social domains: Healthcare, Culture, Society (public domain), Education and Sustainability.
director(s):
Marleen Stikker (president), Klaas Hernamdt (managing director)
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