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Past
Event
07.09.2024, 14:00–20:00
On the final weekend of the exhibition, Basma al-Sharif will engage in discussion with Alina Lupu, Isshaq Albarbary and other contributors who will reflect on her work in relation to three issues raised in the exhibition and exacerbated by the present moment.
Upcoming
Exhibition
24–29.09.2024
Conversation Dance is a time-based installation of Min Oh’s existing and premiering works, curated and co-choreographed by Eugene Hannah Park. The multi-disciplinary art work, which unfolds over a week-long program in the exhibition space of de Appel, includes dialogues that investigate non-hierarchical relations and languages used in collaborations between cultural workers.
Upcoming
Event
28.09.2024, 19:30–00:00
On Saturday 28 September, Cinetol, Tempel, CC Amstel, de Appel and OBA present: De Avondroute. These five cultural venues are located in a triangle around the Tolstraat. We will take you on a tour of the different venues through three routes.
Upcoming
Event
12.10.2024, 14:00–18:00
On Saturday 12 October 12 Amsterdam Nieuw-West will become a little more beautiful with the unveiling of a new artwork on the facade of the Podium housing complex, the result of a unique collaboration between the Teenage Curators of de Appel, artist Narges Mohammadi, and poet Zeinab El Bouni.
Past
Public Programme
04.09.2024, 19:30–21:00
To celebrate the book’s launch, de Appel will be hosting a presentation by the author Fatoş Üstek followed by a roundtable conversation focusing on some of the key areas of necessitated transformation in institutional practices as outlined in the book.
Past
Public Programme
28.08.2024, 20:00–22:00
Who and what are the constituencies of Hawaii Triennial and what expectations are posed to it? How does it work, being positioned in the context of the archipelago’s complex history and present around anti-colonial struggles, sovereignty movement, ongoing flux of migration and mili-tourism (after Teresia Teaiwa)? And what (alternatives) does it offer to the rest of the (art) world? Binna Choi will address these questions from her position as one of the three curators for the upcoming Hawaii Triennial 2025, entitled ALOHA NO.