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The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

On 4 December, the exhibition Another Island by Janilda Bartolomeu opens at Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam. At the heart of this exhibition is Na Caminhu Pa Acácia, a film installation supported by Amarte, in which Janilda offers a personal and poetic portrayal of the imagination of the Cape Verdean diaspora in Rotterdam and Dakar.About Another IslandWherever the Cape Verdean diaspora settles, another island emerges—one that belongs to the archipelago. Just as Rotterdam is referred to as “the ele

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 Half Easy TrioHalf Easy Trio is an international contemporary jazz trio, founded in 2018 in Rotterdam. The group’s repertoire is based on compositions by drummer Martin Hafizi, which blend elements of classical music, Bulgarian folk traditions, and various strands of jazz. Their instrume

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

On 4 December, the exhibition Another Island by Janilda Bartolomeu opens at Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam. At the heart of this exhibition is Na Caminhu Pa Acácia, a film installation supported by Amarte, in which Janilda offers a personal and poetic portrayal of the imagination of the Cape Verdean diaspora in Rotterdam and Dakar.About Another IslandWherever the Cape Verdean diaspora settles, another island emerges—one that belongs to the archipelago. Just as Rotterdam is referred to as “the ele

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

On 4 December, the exhibition Another Island by Janilda Bartolomeu opens at Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam. At the heart of this exhibition is Na Caminhu Pa Acácia, a film installation supported by Amarte, in which Janilda offers a personal and poetic portrayal of the imagination of the Cape Verdean diaspora in Rotterdam and Dakar.About Another IslandWherever the Cape Verdean diaspora settles, another island emerges—one that belongs to the archipelago. Just as Rotterdam is referred to as “the ele

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi