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Sensing Interdependence
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.  ↗
Sensing Interdependence
de Appel Kiosk 2025
de Appel Kiosk returns to Dappermarkt and Albert Cuypmarkt between 8 – 26 July. Three proposals have been selected from an open call: Buurtijs by Honey Jones-Hughes & Antonio de la Hera, Stichting SB by Saemundur Thor Helgason and de aardAppel by Özgür Atlagan & Ulufer Çelik. ↗
de Appel Kiosk 2025
Sensing Interdependence:
Film Screening
In the context of the exhibition Sensing Interdependence, de Appel screens the documentary I Am the River, the River Is Me (2025) at Filmtheater Kriterion, accompanied by a screening of video work by A4C titled Vilcabamba, de iura fluminis et terrae (2022): a visual and sonic representation of rivers with rights throughout the world, and a short reading by the curator of the exhibition. ↗
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Klachtenkoor rehearsal

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Sensing Interdependence
10:00–17:00

de Appel Kiosk 2025
19:15–21:15

Sensing Interdependence:
Film Screening

CacchHo CucchhA:
A solo exhibition
for Children and Adults
by Mercedes Azpilicueta
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Event
08–26.07.2025
de Appel Kiosk returns to Dappermarkt and Albert Cuypmarkt between 8 – 26 July. Three proposals have been selected from an open call: Buurtijs by Honey Jones-Hughes & Antonio de la Hera, Stichting SB by Saemundur Thor Helgason and de aardAppel by Özgür Atlagan & Ulufer Çelik.
Upcoming
Public Programme
20.07.2025, 19:15–21:15
In the context of the exhibition Sensing Interdependence, de Appel screens the documentary I Am the River, the River Is Me (2025) at Filmtheater Kriterion, accompanied by a screening of video work by A4C titled Vilcabamba, de iura fluminis et terrae (2022): a visual and sonic representation of rivers with rights throughout the world, and a short reading by the curator of the exhibition.
Open Call:
Klachtenkoor
The Complaints Choir is back and looking for new voices to turn complaining into an art form. The Complaints Choir is a DIY, community art project in which singers and non-singers alike come together to sing about their complaints. Led by musician Azubike Onwuka, the choir will explore different perspectives and issues by complaining, composing and singing together. The Complaints Choir is serious and light-hearted, and makes room for both recognition and humour.
News
18.04.2025
Remembering, smuggling and returning – Notes on de Appel Kiosk’s two invited projects
In the lead-up to the next iterations of de Appel Kiosk, Milena Bonilla Galeano reflects on the two initiatives that took over the market stand last year: the project DOOS ¡No hacemos moneda falsa! by art cooperative Espacio Estamos Bien, and Wàel El Alouche’s Metti.
News
03.06.2025
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ACTIVISMUS, A4C – ArtsForTheCommons, Still from digital video, 4'58", 2022–2024
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
Exhibition
13.09–23.11.2025
Embracing child-friendly environments means rethinking what behaviour is considered acceptable in cultural spaces. We have been thinking about this recently with artist Mercedes Azpilicueta who will be employing her sculptures as characters and composite costumes for children as well as building a sensory experience where children and adults can experience play as an act of invention rather than mere imitation.
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