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Public Programme
11.12.2024, 18:00
During this reading/conversation, members of dash(-)collective will activate the publication by weaving their own narratives into those of the book/object, using various media.
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Event
05.12.2024, 09:30–13:30
In this fourth session of the Slow AI x Artificial Worlds series by Arias, we’ll immerse ourselves in the everyday practices of archiving, exploring how physical and digital worlds interact.
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Event
05.12.2024, 14:00–17:00
Join us for the fourth and last workshop in a series initiated by de Appel and Archival Consciousness. In the workshop we share archiving methods with fellow archivists in cultural institutions, community spaces, social movements, artists' archives, and research archives.
Past
Event
19.11.2024, 19:00
This lecture and discussion is part of the Lumbung Practice programme, where participating collectives from de Appel Curatorial Programme, Gudskul Collective Practice, and Sandberg Temporary programme learn about lumbung, self-organization, and sociopolitical artistic and curatorial practice, as well as producing alternative art institutions and economies for the future.
Past
Exhibition
06.10–08.11.2024
In Our People are Our Mountains (quoting from Amílcar Cabral’s words on the Guinea-Bissau's liberation movement), artists and collectives in Palestine and elsewhere who work on questions around land from different perspectives, collaborate with majelis (assembly) Jakarta by sending instructions remotely.
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Public Programme
10.11.2024, 10:00–22:00
Assembling Land: Rehearsals towards Placemaking is the cooperative study program of de Appel at the Roaming Academy, Dutch Art Institute (DAI). This 12-hour broadcasted event transmits the residues of a journey of collective study.
Past
Event
09–10.11.2024
Collaboration Station is a 3-day event which will attempt to create a deeper understanding of the role of collaboration and collective work of artists and organisations on artistic and societal levels in the Netherlands. Platform BK, in collaboration with various artists and organisations, wants to address three topics: collectives (collective work), financial realms of collectives (financial work) and unionising (existing work).