Open call: de Appel Kiosk
de Appel is welcoming proposals for the upcoming summer edition of its market Kiosk. As part of de Appel’s structural thematics in the coming years, we explore alternative small economies and art economy, both as sites such as street markets and thematically by asking questions about funding and institutional autonomy.
News
04.03.2025
Radio broadcast: Living Room – Rehearsals Towards Placemaking, episode 1
de Appel’s COOP Study Group at the Dutch Art Institute, Living Room: Rehearsals towards Place-making, explores collectively the question of communal space and its potential in resistance. The outcomes of their collective study is airs as podcasts on Radio Alhara. The first episode of this year's Study Group airs on Friday 28 March at noon (CET).
News
21.03.2025
Upcoming
Exhibition
27.06–10.08.2025
Sensing Interdependence is a retrospective exhibition on the work of the Italian art collective Arts For the Commons (A4C), a collaboration between Ecuadorian artist Rosa Jijon and activist and artistic researcher Francesco Martone. The exhibition tackles the notion of interdependence between nature and humans. It is guest-curated by Aria Spinelli and Angelo Castucci.
Upcoming
Event
08–10.05.2025
To mark the launch of L'internationale Online's publication Towards Collective Study in Times of Emergency, this programme at de Appel will include presentations from the publication as well as new contributions to the next editions, as a collective response to the drastic shifts in the public sphere as a result of the genocide in Palestine.
Past
Exhibition
06.12.2024–22.03.2025
A book/object developed by the collective To See the Inability to See has now unfolded into the exhibition My Garden’s Boundaries Are the Horizon — a repertoire of objects, gestures and events that expands its content into the space and in relation to other bodies, such as those of readers, visitors and artworks. This unfolding takes place on a flexible sculpture display that also holds a selection of works, weaving the publication, the artworks and the artifacts into an inter-related constellation of physical and spatial experiences.
Past
Event
08.02–08.03.2025
Over the course of six meetings, led by Curatorial Programme participant rori of the Brussels-based cooperative Level Five, we will read parts of Paulo Freire’s book Pedagogy of the Oppressed and Teaching Community by bell hooks. These collective reading sessions are not meant for specialists or insiders: everyone brings their knowledge and experience to the table, working towards a shared understanding of the issues at hand.
