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education(5)
emerging artists(41)
residence(8)
new media(19)
video(32)
photography(24)
performance(24)
art in public space(19)
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Audax Textielmuseum Tilburg, Tilburg
Posted by: Audax Textielmuseum Tilburg
The Audax Textielmuseum Tilburg is situated in the most important former textile district in Tilburg. Textiles are displayed from various disciplines: design, art, technique and history, with the textile production process at the core.
Visitors witness how products and objects are and were developed. A varied range of exhibitions and activities reveal the craftsmanship and creativity involved, and visitors are inspired to actively participate.
director(s):
Ton Wagemakers
curator(s):
Hanneke Oosterhof (head presentation and collection), Caroline Boot (curator art and textile design), Suzan Rüsseler (curator European textile design)
The Audax Textielmuseum Tilburg is situated in the most important former textile district in Tilburg. Textiles are displayed from various disciplines: design, art, technique and history, with the textile production process at the core.
Visitors witness how products and objects are and were developed. A varied range of exhibitions and activities reveal the craftsmanship and creativity involved, and visitors are inspired to actively participate.
director(s):
Ton Wagemakers
curator(s):
Hanneke Oosterhof (head presentation and collection), Caroline Boot (curator art and textile design), Suzan Rüsseler (curator European textile design)
visitors address
Goirkestraat 96
NL-5046 GN Tilburg
postal address
PO Box 4265
NL-5004 JG Tilburg
opening hours
Tues-Fri: 10 am-5 pm
Sat-Sun: 12-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
122 km
Goirkestraat 96
NL-5046 GN Tilburg
postal address
PO Box 4265
NL-5004 JG Tilburg
opening hours
Tues-Fri: 10 am-5 pm
Sat-Sun: 12-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
122 km
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+31 (0)13 536 74 75
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BAK, Utrecht
emerging artists, performance, research-based, video
BAK, Utrecht
basis voor actuele kunst
alternative art spaceemerging artists, performance, research-based, video
Posted by: BAK
BAK, basis voor actuele kunst serves as an advocate for contemporary art. It is a venue for contemporary art production, an open platform for creating, presenting and analysing significant art projects.
BAK initiates cooperative projects with artists and other professionals to explore the possibilities and potential of the contemporary arts. It stimulates experimentation, the study of contemporary culture, art education and the search for new audiences in order to make the art of our own time, and its developments towards tomorrow, accessible.
director(s):
Maria Hlavajova (artistic director)
curator(s):
Cosmin Costinas (curator of exhibitions and theory), Jill Winder (curator of publications)
BAK, basis voor actuele kunst serves as an advocate for contemporary art. It is a venue for contemporary art production, an open platform for creating, presenting and analysing significant art projects.
BAK initiates cooperative projects with artists and other professionals to explore the possibilities and potential of the contemporary arts. It stimulates experimentation, the study of contemporary culture, art education and the search for new audiences in order to make the art of our own time, and its developments towards tomorrow, accessible.
director(s):
Maria Hlavajova (artistic director)
curator(s):
Cosmin Costinas (curator of exhibitions and theory), Jill Winder (curator of publications)
visitors address
Lange Nieuwstraat 4
NL-3512 PH Utrecht
postal address
PO Box 19288
NL-3501 DG Utrecht
opening hours
Wed-Sat: 12-5 pm
Sun: 1-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
50 km
Lange Nieuwstraat 4
NL-3512 PH Utrecht
postal address
PO Box 19288
NL-3501 DG Utrecht
opening hours
Wed-Sat: 12-5 pm
Sun: 1-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
50 km
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+31 (0)30 231 61 25
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Casco, Utrecht
art in public space, design, applied arts, emerging artists, performance, research-based
art in public space, design, applied arts, emerging artists, performance, research-based
Casco, Utrecht
alternative art spaceart in public space, design, applied arts, emerging artists, performance, research-based
Casco, Utrecht
Office for Art, Design and Theory
alternative art spaceart in public space, design, applied arts, emerging artists, performance, research-based
Posted by: Casco
Casco was founded as a platform for experimental art. It has developed a critical programme that explores art in the public realm. In 2005 Casco took the new title of 'office for art, design and theory' in order to set a wider agenda towards an interdisciplinary practice.
Casco maintains a questioning approach to culture, which is also applied to its own position in the cultural field. Besides pursuing different modes of artistic production, Casco seeks to open its own infrastructure up to experimentation.
director(s):
Binna Choi
curator(s):
Jaring Durst Britt, Yolande van der Heide, Cindy van Rooijen
Casco was founded as a platform for experimental art. It has developed a critical programme that explores art in the public realm. In 2005 Casco took the new title of 'office for art, design and theory' in order to set a wider agenda towards an interdisciplinary practice.
Casco maintains a questioning approach to culture, which is also applied to its own position in the cultural field. Besides pursuing different modes of artistic production, Casco seeks to open its own infrastructure up to experimentation.
director(s):
Binna Choi
curator(s):
Jaring Durst Britt, Yolande van der Heide, Cindy van Rooijen
visitors address
Nieuwekade 213-215
NL-3511 RW Utrecht
opening hours
Tues-Sun: 12 am-6 pm
distance from Schiphol
48 km
Nieuwekade 213-215
NL-3511 RW Utrecht
opening hours
Tues-Sun: 12 am-6 pm
distance from Schiphol
48 km
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+31 (0)30 231 99 95
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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
EKWC, Den Bosch
design, applied arts, research-based, residence
EKWC, Den Bosch
European Ceramic Workcentre
post-academic institutedesign, applied arts, research-based, residence
Posted by: EKWC
The European Ceramic Work Centre is an international institute where artists, designers and architects explore the technical and artistic possibilities of ceramics. Its aim is to promote the development of ceramic art, design and architecture.
As an artist-in-residence centre, the .ekwc annually welcomes artists, designers and architects to experiment with ceramics for a period of three months. As a centre of excellence the .ekwc encourages its staff and participants to conduct research in artistic and technical fields, and also in the area of presentation.
director(s):
Ranti Tjan
curator(s):
Peter Oltheten (senior advisor)
The European Ceramic Work Centre is an international institute where artists, designers and architects explore the technical and artistic possibilities of ceramics. Its aim is to promote the development of ceramic art, design and architecture.
As an artist-in-residence centre, the .ekwc annually welcomes artists, designers and architects to experiment with ceramics for a period of three months. As a centre of excellence the .ekwc encourages its staff and participants to conduct research in artistic and technical fields, and also in the area of presentation.
director(s):
Ranti Tjan
curator(s):
Peter Oltheten (senior advisor)
visitors address
Zuid Willemsvaart 215
NL-5211 SG 's-Hertogenbosch
distance from Schiphol
95 km
Zuid Willemsvaart 215
NL-5211 SG 's-Hertogenbosch
distance from Schiphol
95 km
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+31 (0)73 612 45 00
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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)
curator(s):
Maaike Gouwenberg (head of production/curator), Tanja Baudoin (head of discursive programme)
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)
curator(s):
Maaike Gouwenberg (head of production/curator), Tanja Baudoin (head of discursive programme)
Impakt, Utrecht
Posted by: Impakt
The Impakt Foundation focuses on presenting and stimulating innovative audiovisual arts in an interdisciplinary context. To this end Impakt organises the annual Impakt Festival and year-round Impakt Events; short projects centering a certain theme, movement, or artist.
It also launches annual net.art projects on its webgallery Impakt Online (www.impaktonline.nl). Beside this, Impakt runs the production house and residency programme Impakt Works. Raising Impakt is the educational programme for schoolkids and students.
director(s):
Arjon Dunnewind (general director), Marc Boonstra (managing director)
The Impakt Foundation focuses on presenting and stimulating innovative audiovisual arts in an interdisciplinary context. To this end Impakt organises the annual Impakt Festival and year-round Impakt Events; short projects centering a certain theme, movement, or artist.
It also launches annual net.art projects on its webgallery Impakt Online (www.impaktonline.nl). Beside this, Impakt runs the production house and residency programme Impakt Works. Raising Impakt is the educational programme for schoolkids and students.
director(s):
Arjon Dunnewind (general director), Marc Boonstra (managing director)
Marres, Maastricht
design, applied arts, emerging artists, research-based, video
design, applied arts, emerging artists, research-based, video
Marres, Maastricht
alternative art spacedesign, applied arts, emerging artists, research-based, video
Marres, Maastricht
Centre for Contemporary Culture
alternative art spacedesign, applied arts, emerging artists, research-based, video
Posted by: Marres
Marres has a specific approach to the contemporary field of art and design. Through a more anthropological approach, both disciplines are positioned in their broader cultural perspective.
Marres initiates exhibitions, lectures, research, publications and projects, rooted in a cultural, philosophical background and a specific interest in the problem of actuality. The relation with the immediate local environment is often employed as a means to refine a more universal agenda in order to produce innovative exhibition models.
director(s):
Guus Beumer
curator(s):
Brigitte Bloksma (research & development), Lisette Smits (curator)
Marres has a specific approach to the contemporary field of art and design. Through a more anthropological approach, both disciplines are positioned in their broader cultural perspective.
Marres initiates exhibitions, lectures, research, publications and projects, rooted in a cultural, philosophical background and a specific interest in the problem of actuality. The relation with the immediate local environment is often employed as a means to refine a more universal agenda in order to produce innovative exhibition models.
director(s):
Guus Beumer
curator(s):
Brigitte Bloksma (research & development), Lisette Smits (curator)
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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Royal Tichelaar Makkum, Makkum
Posted by: Royal Tichelaar Makkum
Royal Tichelaar Makkum is the Netherlands' oldest company. It lives up to this long lineage but lets itself by no means tie down by the chains of history. Rather, the invaluable knowledge of ceramics, accumulated by successive generations, has provided a firm base on which to build, from which development of products and know-how will progress hand in hand.
Royal Tichelaar Makkum fosters a company culture marked by open minds, an inquisitive disposition, enthusiasm for research and experiment, the pursuit of perfection and the drive to deliver custom made solutions for every conceivable application of ceramics in architecure, art and design.
director(s):
Jan Tichelaar
Royal Tichelaar Makkum is the Netherlands' oldest company. It lives up to this long lineage but lets itself by no means tie down by the chains of history. Rather, the invaluable knowledge of ceramics, accumulated by successive generations, has provided a firm base on which to build, from which development of products and know-how will progress hand in hand.
Royal Tichelaar Makkum fosters a company culture marked by open minds, an inquisitive disposition, enthusiasm for research and experiment, the pursuit of perfection and the drive to deliver custom made solutions for every conceivable application of ceramics in architecure, art and design.
director(s):
Jan Tichelaar
visitors address
Turfmarkt 65
NL-8754 CJ Makkum
postal address
PO Box 11
NL-8754 ZN Makkum
opening hours
Mon: 1-5.30 pm
Tues-Fri: 9 am-5.30 pm
Sat: 10 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
123 km
Turfmarkt 65
NL-8754 CJ Makkum
postal address
PO Box 11
NL-8754 ZN Makkum
opening hours
Mon: 1-5.30 pm
Tues-Fri: 9 am-5.30 pm
Sat: 10 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
123 km
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+31 (0)51 523 13 41
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SKOR, Amsterdam
Posted by: SKOR
SKOR is a nationally operating organisation, which develops exceptional art projects in relation to public spaces.
director(s):
Fulya Erdemci
curator(s):
Tom van Gestel (senior curator), Theo Tegelaers (curator), Nils van Beek (curator)
SKOR is a nationally operating organisation, which develops exceptional art projects in relation to public spaces.
director(s):
Fulya Erdemci
curator(s):
Tom van Gestel (senior curator), Theo Tegelaers (curator), Nils van Beek (curator)
Stroom Den Haag, Den Haag
art in public space, emerging artists, performance, research-based, video
art in public space, emerging artists, performance, research-based, video
Stroom Den Haag, Den Haag
alternative art spaceart in public space, emerging artists, performance, research-based, video
Stroom Den Haag, Den Haag
center for visual arts and architecture
alternative art spaceart in public space, emerging artists, performance, research-based, video
Posted by: Stroom Den Haag
Stroom Den Haag is a centre for art and architecture with a wide range of activities. The name Stroom was chosen because it stands for energy and movement.
Starting from the visual arts, architecture, urban planning and design the programme focuses on the urban environment. Stroom organises exhibitions, projects, lectures, events, workshops and excursions. It initiates research and debates to stimulate the transfer of knowledge and the development of ideas concerning art, architecture and related disciplines.
director(s):
Arno van Roosmalen
Stroom Den Haag is a centre for art and architecture with a wide range of activities. The name Stroom was chosen because it stands for energy and movement.
Starting from the visual arts, architecture, urban planning and design the programme focuses on the urban environment. Stroom organises exhibitions, projects, lectures, events, workshops and excursions. It initiates research and debates to stimulate the transfer of knowledge and the development of ideas concerning art, architecture and related disciplines.
director(s):
Arno van Roosmalen
TAG, Den Haag
Posted by: TAG
TAG is an institute for contemporary audiovisual art, the organisation investigates and presents relevant developments in fine arts, music and media art.
TAG invites both known and unknown artists to show their work. Specifically, this results in exhibitions, lectures, workshops, concerts, residencies and publications. TAG collaborates with a number of institutions and presents its programs at various locations at home and abroad.
director(s):
Hicham Khalidi (general / artistic manager)
curator(s):
John de Weerd (curating and production exhibitions)
TAG is an institute for contemporary audiovisual art, the organisation investigates and presents relevant developments in fine arts, music and media art.
TAG invites both known and unknown artists to show their work. Specifically, this results in exhibitions, lectures, workshops, concerts, residencies and publications. TAG collaborates with a number of institutions and presents its programs at various locations at home and abroad.
director(s):
Hicham Khalidi (general / artistic manager)
curator(s):
John de Weerd (curating and production exhibitions)
The Netherlands Architecture Institute, Rotterdam
art in public space, collection, design, applied arts, research-based
art in public space, collection, design, applied arts, research-based
The Netherlands Architecture Institute, Rotterdam
museumart in public space, collection, design, applied arts, research-based
The Netherlands Architecture Institute, Rotterdam
NAI
museumart in public space, collection, design, applied arts, research-based
Posted by: The Netherlands Architecture Institute
The Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) is more than a museum of architecture. It is above all a cultural institute which is open to the public and which uses a variety of methods for communicating about the shaping of human space.
The NAI produces exhibitions, organizes debates and lectures, conducts research and implements world-class educational programmes. It also boasts an unrivalled architecture archive and library both of which are open to everyone. The NAI informs, inspires and stimulates a broad public: live at our headquarters, but also internationally and digitally. The NAI encourages wide-spread recognition of the role architecture can play in addressing the major issues of our day.
director(s):
Ole Bouman (General Director), Peter Haasbroek (Managing Director)
The Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) is more than a museum of architecture. It is above all a cultural institute which is open to the public and which uses a variety of methods for communicating about the shaping of human space.
The NAI produces exhibitions, organizes debates and lectures, conducts research and implements world-class educational programmes. It also boasts an unrivalled architecture archive and library both of which are open to everyone. The NAI informs, inspires and stimulates a broad public: live at our headquarters, but also internationally and digitally. The NAI encourages wide-spread recognition of the role architecture can play in addressing the major issues of our day.
director(s):
Ole Bouman (General Director), Peter Haasbroek (Managing Director)
visitors address
Musempark 25
NL-3015 CB Rotterdam
postal address
PO Box 237
NL-3000 AE Rotterdam
opening hours
Tues-Sat: 10 am-5 pm
Sun: 11 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
60 km
Musempark 25
NL-3015 CB Rotterdam
postal address
PO Box 237
NL-3000 AE Rotterdam
opening hours
Tues-Sat: 10 am-5 pm
Sun: 11 am-5 pm
distance from Schiphol
60 km
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+31 (0)10 440 12 00
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Utrecht Manifest, Utrecht
art in public space, design, applied arts, performance, research-based
art in public space, design, applied arts, performance, research-based
Utrecht Manifest, Utrecht
cultural eventart in public space, design, applied arts, performance, research-based
Utrecht Manifest, Utrecht
Biennial for Social Design
cultural eventart in public space, design, applied arts, performance, research-based
Posted by: Utrecht Manifest
Utrecht Manifest is a biennial cultural event in and around the city of Utrecht that is multidisciplinary in character. At the heart of the biennale stand the disciplines of design and architecture, which play a guiding role in the event’s programming.
The Utrecht Biennial Foundation seeks to establish associations with other cultural domains in its programme of activities: the performing arts, literature and also socio-political debate.
director(s):
Els van Gerwen, Pieter Hooimeijer, Harm Scheltens, Eric Vilé and Ida van Zijl (board)
Utrecht Manifest is a biennial cultural event in and around the city of Utrecht that is multidisciplinary in character. At the heart of the biennale stand the disciplines of design and architecture, which play a guiding role in the event’s programming.
The Utrecht Biennial Foundation seeks to establish associations with other cultural domains in its programme of activities: the performing arts, literature and also socio-political debate.
director(s):
Els van Gerwen, Pieter Hooimeijer, Harm Scheltens, Eric Vilé and Ida van Zijl (board)
visitors address
De Pastoe Fabriek
Rotsoord 3
NL-3523 CL Utrecht
postal address
PO Box 2152
NL-3500 GD Utrecht
opening hours
Check the website for dates and opening hours
distance from Schiphol
50 km
De Pastoe Fabriek
Rotsoord 3
NL-3523 CL Utrecht
postal address
PO Box 2152
NL-3500 GD Utrecht
opening hours
Check the website for dates and opening hours
distance from Schiphol
50 km
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+31 (0)30 258 55 56
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V2_, Rotterdam
emerging artists, new media, research-based
V2_, Rotterdam
Institute for the Unstable Media
alternative art spaceemerging artists, new media, research-based
Posted by: V2_
V2_ is an interdisciplinary center for art and media technology in Rotterdam.
V2_'s activities include organising presentations, exhibitions and workshops, research and development of artworks in its own media lab, publishing in the field of art and media technology, and developing an online archive.
director(s):
Alex Adriaansens
curator(s):
Joke Brouwer (adjunct director, editor V2_publications), Michel van Dartel (curator)
V2_ is an interdisciplinary center for art and media technology in Rotterdam.
V2_'s activities include organising presentations, exhibitions and workshops, research and development of artworks in its own media lab, publishing in the field of art and media technology, and developing an online archive.
director(s):
Alex Adriaansens
curator(s):
Joke Brouwer (adjunct director, editor V2_publications), Michel van Dartel (curator)
Volume, Amsterdam
Posted by: Volume
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)
Waag Society, Amsterdam
new media, research-based
Waag Society, Amsterdam
Creative technology for social innovation
alternative art spacenew media, research-based
Posted by: Waag Society
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)
curator(s):
Bart Tunnissen (public affairs and project developing)
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)
curator(s):
Bart Tunnissen (public affairs and project developing)
Witte de With, Rotterdam
emerging artists, performance, research-based, video
Witte de With, Rotterdam
Center for Contemporary Art
alternative art spaceemerging artists, performance, research-based, video
Posted by: Witte de With
Witte de With was established in 1990 as a center for contemporary art with the mission of introducing contemporary art and theory in the context of the City of Rotterdam as well as the Netherlands as a whole.
The institution initially sought to present an alternative to both the classic museum for modern art and existing artists' initiatives. Over the years, Witte de With has evolved, growing to also commission and produce new works of art. This has resulted in the development of a local, national and international network of people and organisations who follow and actively support the institution's activities. From the very start, many of these were accompanied by or documented in publications, which are now widely distributed and read.
director(s):
Nicolaus Schafhausen(director), Paul van Gennip (adjunct director)
curator(s):
Juan Gaitan, Zoë Gray (curators), Renée Freriks (education project curator)
Witte de With was established in 1990 as a center for contemporary art with the mission of introducing contemporary art and theory in the context of the City of Rotterdam as well as the Netherlands as a whole.
The institution initially sought to present an alternative to both the classic museum for modern art and existing artists' initiatives. Over the years, Witte de With has evolved, growing to also commission and produce new works of art. This has resulted in the development of a local, national and international network of people and organisations who follow and actively support the institution's activities. From the very start, many of these were accompanied by or documented in publications, which are now widely distributed and read.
director(s):
Nicolaus Schafhausen(director), Paul van Gennip (adjunct director)
curator(s):
Juan Gaitan, Zoë Gray (curators), Renée Freriks (education project curator)
WORM, Rotterdam
emerging artists, new media, performance, research-based, video
WORM, Rotterdam
institute for avantgardistic recreation
alternative art spaceemerging artists, new media, performance, research-based, video
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WORM is a Rotterdam based artists collective, a venue and workspace for music, film and new media.
Born under the stars of punk, dada, fluxus, situationism and futurism, WORM has grown into a tenacious organisation that combines the 'do it yourself' mentality of its ancestors with ultra-pragmatism, love for technology and good bookkeeping. The output of WORM is film, radio, concerts, performances, webprojects, installations, CDs and a 24/7 webstation.
director(s):
Hajo Doorn
curator(s):
Peter Taylor (film and new music), Sascha Roth (live music), Walter Langelaar (soft and hartware based art), Henk Bakker (music lab), Lukas Simonis (music lab), Esther Urlus (film lab), Katelyn Brand (events)
WORM is a Rotterdam based artists collective, a venue and workspace for music, film and new media.
Born under the stars of punk, dada, fluxus, situationism and futurism, WORM has grown into a tenacious organisation that combines the 'do it yourself' mentality of its ancestors with ultra-pragmatism, love for technology and good bookkeeping. The output of WORM is film, radio, concerts, performances, webprojects, installations, CDs and a 24/7 webstation.
director(s):
Hajo Doorn
curator(s):
Peter Taylor (film and new music), Sascha Roth (live music), Walter Langelaar (soft and hartware based art), Henk Bakker (music lab), Lukas Simonis (music lab), Esther Urlus (film lab), Katelyn Brand (events)
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