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In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

The musical roots of Joanne Bird lie in Valkenswaard, but her development as a singer-songwriter took shape during her travels through the United States. On this special evening at Theater De Hofnar, these worlds come together: her local roots meet her American inspiration. Together with her American band and musician friends from Valkenswaard, Joanne Bird brings her own musical universe to life. Story-driven songs in the spirit of indie and Americana folk, subtly enriched with jazz influences,

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In November 2021, musician and theatre maker Reinier van Harten (REINDIER) was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Music and theatre became a vital source of strength during this challenging period. From this experience emerged the album MONOMAAN, which will be presented this evening as a candid and theatrical concert.Now recovered, Reinier wishes to give something back. He is therefore creating a concert especially for people undergoing medical treatment: patients, caregivers, and LGBTQIA+ elders. A

Pand P Podium, with the support of Amarte, organised an open call for musicians based in the Netherlands who were not only looking to perform live, but also sought a professional recording of their concert.About VONKVONK is an ensemble with a distinctive instrumentation of voice, saxophones, clarinets, and percussion. The core of the ensemble consists of four musicians and one composer, who together explore and develop a characteristic ensemble sound. In their projects, they collaborate with com

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

As part of De Balie’s Cinédialoog programme in Amsterdam, Nataliya Golofastova will present her feature film debut on 6 October. Otets is a poignant artistic portrait of Russian priest and freethinker Sergei Ovsiannikov, revealing the many layers of his life and personality — from his roots in an authoritarian homeland, through his emergence as a spiritual leader, to the difficult relationship he had with his children. At the heart of this poetic documentary lies the search for freedom, alongsid

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

During this evening at Zaal 3 of Het Nationale Theater in The Hague, two solo performances by Monica Hofman are presented together: Spelersgoud and Het levenswerk van een middelmatige actrice. Both productions were previously shown at the Noorderzon festival and together form two parts of a trilogy about death.SpelersgoudSpelersgoud is a fictive-autobiographical solo that explores the glorification of suffering. The performance raises questions about the role of artists in transforming personal

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

On 10 October, the indie folk duo Plain Talk will present their debut EP Common Ground with an intimate live performance at Touchstone, Utrecht (start: 8.30 p.m.), supported by the Amarte Fund. Plain Talk consists of songwriters HSTR and Ellis Newman, both of whom have built their own careers as solo artists and have now joined forces in an open and heartfelt musical project. The duo’s name reflects their creative process: their songs emerge from personal, meaningful conversations.For Common Gro

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

Over the past seven years, Yannick Warmerdam has worked on Ker Enaz act 1, a film that explores the relentlessness, magic, and romance of the constant search of humans and animals for shelter. This ink-on-paper animated film will premiere on Sunday, 12 October, at the Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam. The work tells the story of a castaway who washes ashore on the magical island of Ker Enaz, where music holds the power to lure buildings. The film is accompanied by specially composed and reco

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Lorca – Tussen Licht en Duister is a smouldering, raw and intimate music theatre performance about desire and connection. In Lorca, the story unfolds of a woman searching for answers to life’s great questions. Between wakefulness and dreams, she finds beauty and solace in the poetic works of Spain’s most famous poet: Federico García Lorca.Both share two faces: exuberant joy of life accompanied by a dark shadow. He becomes her guide and inspiration, and together they lose themselves in the Andalu

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

Bakkus, de verhalenverslinder is an audio installation by sound collective De Merel uit de Machine, where children co-create and tell time-travel stories together with AI. At the centre of a cosy seating area — complete with colourful cushions on a vibrant rug — stands a speaker topped with a softly pulsating light. From the speaker comes a playful story about a dinosaur. Next to it stands a microphone on a stand, inviting children to respond to the questions asked by the voice from the speaker.

Time Ripple is an interactive film and game installation in which children playfully explore how their choices impact the future. Three characters from different time periods — Evi (1823), Max (2025), and Nova (2225) — are mysteriously connected through a magical pond. Every decision a player makes has direct consequences for the water, air, and nature in the other time periods. In this way, children experience the ripple effect of their actions.In Time Ripple, you step into the life of one of t

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

Thixocymatics is a kinetic sculpture by Aldo Brinkhoff that explores the interaction between vibration, matter, and transformation. The work is based on the behaviour of thixotropic materials — substances whose viscosity changes over time under applied force, allowing them to alternate between solid and liquid states — and draws from the principles of cymatics, the study of how vibrations generate patterns. In contrast to traditional cymatic experiments, which take place within a flat liquid pla

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

While the fashion discourse now ascribes agency to garments and is fascinated with uncovering their biographies, the lives of nonhuman animals behind them are left unaddressed. In a western human-supremacist paradigm, nonhuman animals are relegated to objects of use — either materially or symbolically — that serve our ‘humanness.’ Transforming them into garments and stereotypical representations, fashion is no exception. Through garment vivisection (the dissection of a "living" garment) and asse

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

During the Apeldoorn Photo Festival, Carel Lanters will present his recent pinhole photography. The work on view consists of three series: black-and-white prints, pinhole photographs taken on colour film (6x6 cm), and prints on Hahnemühle 308 gsm cotton paper that have subsequently been worked on with watercolour. This latest development in his practice, which he intends to continue exploring, has been supported by a development grant from Amarte.About Carel LantersCarel is a visual artist who h

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte

In Calling From Work, Karel van Laere calls his parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, he would call them once a week. While his parents often had no idea where he was, he knew exactly where they were: in the living room, on the couch, right next to the Wi-Fi router. For the conversation itself, this made no difference, but the contrast between their familiar voices and the diverse locations he found himself in created an absurd kind of reality for him. Call

The Veluwe is rich in cycling routes. During the site-specific art and locational theatre festival Woest en Bijster, among the familiar red-and-white signposts you will encounter several remarkable variations by visual artist Sanne van Balen. These signs do not point the way to the next town, but instead refer to one another and to the landscape itself, inviting us to lose our way.Sanne is both a writer and a visual artist. With her literary installations, she explores how language can take form

The Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh created the installation Toen ik de zon en de maan tegelijk zag as part of BredaPhoto. The work has now been acquired by the Fries Museum and will be on view from May in the exhibition of the same name in Leeuwarden. The installation, combining video and light art, is the first part of Tina in Sexbierum: a transmedia project about displacement, detachment, the longing for a home, and at the same time the inability to feel at home in a society that continuou

Eiland is a musical journey in which seafarers, after a shipwreck, find themselves stranded on a mysterious island. They become entangled and entranced as they struggle to survive. When they encounter a magical fountain that can grant every wish, one question remains: what is it that you deepest desire? Eiland is a reflection on the human spirit — its resilience, imagination, and the sheer wonder of existence.This eclectic and polyrhythmic composition is performed by the Emil van Steenwijk Sexte