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super feelings
The Curatorial Programme presents: super feelings. Throughout Autumn 2022 artists Jota Mombaça, Paola Siri Renard, Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi and Kate Cooper will take over de Appel’s Aula. super feelings breathes, moves, shivers, grows and expands. It sees, hears, smells and grasps. It is a living exhibition which stretches out its tentacles and feels around. ↗
super feelings
Soft Curve
Stephan Keppel
Stephan Keppel (Anna Paulowna, 1973) photographs the urban-fabric of cities he meanders through, but not by framing the larger structure of its components, or even the stated aspects of those components in their design. With the photographs he takes he is not interested in the volume(s) of this fabric, or its perspective, or even to tell a singular or linear narrative of its existence. With his camera he focusses his gaze on the details that are usually overlooked by our daily gaze. He looks for pattern(s) by means of the small stiches in our metropolitan reality, or even better, there where the configuration of the urban fabric slips or has been stretched and manipulated by use. Upon these outings into the cityscapes, he frames and captures the many different smaller rhythms and patterns present in our daily urban life. ↗
Soft Curve
Stephan Keppel
The Remote Archivist
The Remote* Archivist is a recurring publication from the Archive of de Appel that can also be accessed while the reader is physically distant, or the archive is far away. The distance, and at the same time the fickle proximity of digital platforms is now translated into the tangibility of archivistic messages. ↗
The Remote Archivist
Drafting futures, remembering a building
The publication 'Drafting futures, remembering a building' by Rosa te Velde explores, connects and recalls the many lives of one building in Amsterdam Nieuw-West over the span of more than sixty years. Plans for the future are constantly made and unmade – what will this place become? How does this building help to understand the ideologies behind city planning, segregation and gentrification? ↗
Drafting futures, remembering a building
A Archive
C Curatorial Programme
E Education
September 28
18:00–19:00

movements
with Jellichje Reijnders
19:00–21:00

Sleep /wi/th a/n ey/e o/pe/n and/ you/ will/ see /your/self
Betina Abi Habib
18:00–19:00

movements
with Jellichje Reijnders
12:00–18:00

Stephan Keppel
Soft Curve
12:00–18:00

Curatorial Programme
super feelings
19:00–21:00

Sleep /wi/th a/n ey/e o/pe/n and/ you/ will/ see /your/self
Betina Abi Habib
19:00–21:00

Opening
super feelings episode 2: Paola Siri Renard – what will you be then Oneiroi? – glamour
12:00–18:00

super feelings
episode 2 
Paola Siri Renard
what will you be then Oneiroi? – glamour
12:00–18:00

Emma Wolf Haugh – Domestic Optimism
12:00–18:00

Pope.L – Saamhorigheid / Togetherness

What’s on Shop
Exhibition through September 25
In episode 1 of super feelings we welcome the artist Jota Mombaça with sinking could be. In an episode that is both a performance and its residue, Mombaça bathes de Appel’s space in blue light and lays a provisional landscape of sand dunes on the Aula floor.
Exhibition through October 09
For episode 2 of super feelings we welcome the artist Paola Siri Renard. what will you be then Oneiroi? – glamour consists of a series of sculptural mutants, washed up gently on the sandy floor and hanging in the Aula’s airspace. The ‘Oneiroi’ of the episode’s title refers to the winged daemones (spirits) of Greek mythology.
Lara Khaldi new artistic director of de Appel
The Supervisory Board of de Appel is proud to announce that Lara Khaldi will take on the position of director of de Appel, starting January 2023.
News
26.09.2022
Three evenings
Event
Coming up at de Appel: three interventions on lived experience in capitalist times. On 28 September intervention II takes place at Theater van Deyssel: Sleep /wi/th a/n ey/e o/pe/n and/ you/ will/ see /your/self by Betina Abi Habib. Read more here.
Emma Wolf Haugh Domestic Optimism
Exhibition through December 18
From 13 October the exhibition Domestic Optimism from the visual artist Emma Wolf-Haugh (1974, Dublin) can be seen at de Appel. In de Livingroom sculptures, printed matter, video and textile come together as informal environ, creating the comfort from which to pick at the threads of the patriarchal tales of modernist architecture – by means of its own narrative.
Exhibition through September 30
From June 15th the work of photographer Stephan Keppel will be on view in de Livingroom. Keppel photographs the urban-fabric of cities he meanders through. With his camera he focusses his gaze on the details that are usually overlooked by our daily gaze. He looks for pattern(s) by means of the small stiches in our metropolitan reality, or even better, there where the configuration of the urban fabric slips or has been stretched and manipulated by use. Upon these outings into the cityscapes, he frames and captures the many different smaller rhythms and patterns present in our daily urban life.
Maaike Lauwaert to depart de Appel
Managing director Maaike Lauwaert will depart de Appel, where she has been working since 2016.
News
28.07.2022
OPEN CALL: de Appel is looking for three new members for the Supervisory Board
We are looking for three members for the Supervisory Board: artistic, financial and juridical.
News
10.08.2022
Permanent Temporality About innovation in the arts and the need for continuity
Event through June 24
On the 24th of June, Ann Demeester will moderate an evening about about innovation in the arts and the need for continuity. Since five years de Appel again has a remarkable home: Broedplaats Lely, a brutalistic building in a diffuse part of town, where the accelerated effects of the gentrification of the surrounding are clearly visible. As an institution de Appel is part of this ongoing temporality. Now that the precarity this enhances seems to become more extensive, it is time to start the conversation.
Stories of Belonging at Theater van Deyssel
Exhibition through June 25
Where do you feel at home? Stories of Belonging is an exhibition and public programme developed by de Appel and the students of the Comenius Lyceum. Now it will travel to the Van Deysselbuurt! From the 11th to the 24th of June everyone can visit the exhibition and the public programme in Theater van Deyssel, a dependence of Theater Frascati at the Lodewijk van Deysselstraat.
Exhibition through May 29
As part of the long-term collaboration between de Appel and artist Mariana Lanari, the exhibition Catching Up in the Archive will present Lanari's ongoing research into archival infrastructures and the mediation between physical and digital libraries.
Under the spell of Leonora Carrington
Click here to watch the recording of 'Under the spell of Leonora Carrington'. In the run-up to the Venice Biennale, Amsterdam Art in collaboration with de Appel organised an evening about Leonora Carrington, that took place on the 13th of April. Who was Leonora Carrington? Why are more and more art lovers becoming fascinated by her work?
Stories of Belonging
Exhibition through March 27
‘Stories of Belonging’ creates space for the often invisible stories of our neighbours in Amsterdam West, stories that explore when we feel at home somewhere.‘Stories of Belonging’ will take shape as an exhibition with work by several artists and students at de Appel and a series of meetings about stories that deserve to be told.
Publication
The new publication 'Drafting futures, remembering a building' by Rosa te Velde explores, connects and recalls the many lives of one building in Amsterdam Nieuw-West over the span of more than sixty years. Plans for the future are constantly made and unmade – what will this place become? How does this building help to understand the ideologies behind city planning, segregation and gentrification?
Monika Szewczyk concludes her tenure as director of de Appel
Monika Szewczyk took office on May 1st 2019 and will leave de Appel at the end of this month, after three exceptional and intensive years.
News
19.04.2022
Statement Ukraine
In light of the war in the Ukraine, de Appel wishes to reaffirm its position against all forms of military aggression and violence. We stand by all people in Ukraine that are suffering from the current events in their country.
News
02.03.2022
2022 Keynote
Livestream through January 20
de Appel's 2022 Keynote on January 17th will be presented by poet, writer and translator Mayra A. Rodríguez Castro, in which she will consider passage as a visionary interval. This event will be livestreamed on our website.
2020 Keynote
Watch and listen to Darby English's 2020 Keynote: The King's Two Bodies, held at de Oude Lutherse Kerk on January 13th, 2020.
Online
New Barbizon is a celebrated collective of five painters: Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi, Olga Kundina, Maria Pomiansky, Anna Lukashevsky, Natalia Zourabova… Visit the new website dedicated to work that the five artists produced while in Amsterdam...
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