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Upcoming
Public Programme
17.01.2026, 11:00–18:30
This edition of The Broken Pitcher Forum focuses on property, ownership, and the seizure of the commons in occupied lands, looking at the histories of Cyprus and Palestine in particular. Together with their interlocutors geographer Noura Al Khalili and artist Toula Liasi, the hosts Marina Christodoulidou and Natascha Sadr Haghighian discuss the reverberating histories of both contexts.
Upcoming
Event
22.01.2026, 14:00–17:00
This seminar emerges from the publication Monument Zero, initiated by visual artist Katayoon Barzegar and writer/curator Niloufar Nematollahi. It revives the disfigured history of International Women’s Day 1979 in Iran, during which the first protests erupted not only against the mandatory hijab but also against the newly established state.
Current
Event
05.11.2025–05.02.2026
de Appel is happy to invite you to a second series of Archive Hours: three archiving workshops facilitated by Mariana Lanari, Nell Donkers and invited guest speakers: Melisa Cenik, Janou Munnik, Ami Clarke and Lozana Rossenova. In these stand-alone workshops we share archiving methods with fellow artists, researchers and archivists working within cultural institutions, community spaces, social movements, artist archives and research archives.
Past
Event
12.12.2025, 18:00–20:30
You are warmly invited to the book launch of Correspondences: de Appel 1975-2025. Initiated by Martha Jager, co-edited with Hannah Cheney and designed by Bardhi Haliti and Zuzana Kostelanská, this publication brings together fifty years of correspondence from the Archive of de Appel and draws up a relational and affective history of the institution.
Upcoming
Exhibition
17.01–20.03.2026
The collaborative project The Broken Pitcher by Natascha Sadr Haghighian, Marina Christodoulidou and Peter Eramian traces the effects of financialisation and austerity by looking at the banking system and the potentials for changing the script of interacting with it. At de Appel the project takes a multi-fold formation: a one-to-one scale model of a bank room that functions both as an exhibition space and a film set.