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Current
Public Programme
31.01.2026, 10:30–14:00
The Broken Pitcher Forum: reaffecting place hosts a small gathering of interlocutors and participants, bringing in conversation practices that engage with labour, publishing, and collectivity under conditions of displacement and precarity.
Current
Event
31.01–30.05.2026
The sessions will trace the evolution of Tatreez from early village customs to its role as a medium of political expression among Palestinian women who advanced community leadership initiatives during the Intifada. The workshop will also address current practices, digital preservation, and the symbolism of Tatreez as an embodiment of love and resilience, carrying forward Palestinian women’s matriarchal insistence on memory.
Current
Exhibition
28.01–01.03.2026
The Archive opens during February to launch this year's new The Remote Archivist with an archive presentation in the library of de Appel. The presentation derives from an audio reel from the Works and Words archive, an international art manifestation organised from 20-30 September 1979 by de Appel: a recording of a lecture that Annosh Urbanke was able to attribute to Marko PogaÄŤnik.
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.
Current
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.