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Today
14:00–18:00

Archive open

14:00–20:00

Archive open

14:00–18:00

Archive open 

18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Willem de Rooij
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
12:00–18:00
Day for Night - Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
12:00–18:00
Day for Night – Avery Preesman
18:00–06:00
Livestream: Day for Night – Avery Preesman
15:00–17:00

Catching Up in the Archive
group visit by storyteller Lev Avitan and Comenius Lyceum pupils

Opening
super feelings
episode 4: Kate Cooper – Sanctuary Sites 

17:00–20:00

Public Programme
Inas Halabi – After the Last Sky

Artists Tour: Inas Halabi 

11:30–13:00

Tour Inas Halabi – After the Last Sky
Amsterdam Art Week 2023 

09:00–15:00

The Money Game: Calandlyceum & Narges Mohammadi

15:00–17:00

Practi-theorizing session with IMAGINART

11:00–18:00

Repair Lab: Fostering cross-border conversation
Organised by Chiara De Cesari and Quinsy Gario (closed event)

19:00–21:00

Klachtenkoor rehearsal

Plan your visit

Opening hours:
Wednesday – Sunday
between 2-8pm

Adults: €6
Students/Neighbours/Uitpas: €3
Ages 0 – 18: free
We accept ICOM, Museumkaart and Stadspas voor gratis toegang. The Museumkaart is available at the reception desk.
Group visits are possibly subject to additional costs, depending on the size of the group and hospitality requirements.

Accessibility info
You can find de Appel at Tolstraat 160, next to Cinetol in broedplaats Tempel, and a 5 minute walk from tram stop Van Woustraat. de Appel’s bookshop, archive, reception and foyer are located on the ground floor, and accessible for weelchairs. de Appel exhibition space is located on the first flloor. There is a manually operated chair lift available. If you plan your visit and would like to use the chair lift, please send an email to info[a]deappel.nl. Find our full accessibility info here. 

Plan your visit
October 28, 2026

Archive open

Archive open

Event
03.10.2024–17.12.2026
de Appel Archive and Library are open today between 14:00 and 18:00.
Exhibition
12.09–21.11.2026
Over a period of nearly five years, Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie interrogated how class structures shape the production, presentation, and reception of contemporary art. 20 years on, we return to these questions and ask why class continues to be so easily overlooked in the production and presentation of art.
28.10–12.12.2026
LAURENZ presents their second collaboration with the Archive of de Appel, in an exhibition in Vienna, on view until 12 December 2026. This loan from de Appel Archive presents the video work Test Tube (1979) by General Idea and the short film Diamond Lane (1981) by Barbara Bloom, together with connected ephemeral findings from the archive.
Upcoming
Public Programme
31.10.2026, 12:00–20:00
Throughout this eight-hour collective work session around class, labour and the arts, invited artists, cultural workers, organisers and labourers from other fields will join an open, walk-in gathering where everyone is welcome to participate.
Event
07.11.2026, 19:00–00:00
During Museumnacht, the Teenage Curators at de Appel will be taking charge of the programme. Expect creative workshops, activities and music chosen by the Teenage Curators. An evening to hang out, create something new, meet people and experience how young people are shaping Museumnacht themselves.
Event
12.11.2026, 17:00–19:00
de Appel is thrilled to host a conversation between Vasif Kortun and Chiara de Cesari around How Did We Get Here: Reading Vasif Kortun, a new book by Salt (Istanbul) and Archive Books (Berlin), which features an in-depth interview reflecting on the conventions of contemporary cultural institutions while exploring the approaches that shape VasΔ±f Kortun’s work as a writer, educator, and curator.
Event
17.11.2026, 16:00–20:00
Fāsh invites you to the launch of its platform and the first edition, HOME. The programme begins with an introduction by the platform’s founders and curatorial team, Katayoon Barzegar and Niloufar Nematollahi. Following this introduction, the artists featured in the online platform’s first edition will present their contributions.
Presentation
20.11.2026, 17:00–19:00
Rather than a conventional book presentation, the event will use Marco Baravalle’s recent publication, The Battleground of Art: Radical Curating in the Crisis of Neoliberalism, (Verso Books, 2026) as a starting point for a broader conversation about radical curating, counter-institutions, commoning and the political possibilities of cultural work.
Public Programme
21.11.2026, 15:00–20:00
In this three-part event we will screen the documentary Final Cut (2026) by filmmaker Joeri Pruys, celebrate of 51st anniversary of de Appel, and close the exhibition Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie 2026: Class Hegemony in Contemporary Art.
Exhibition
12.12.2026–12.02.2027
An Exercise in Assembling by Subversive Film brings together fragments of militant films made across liberation struggles, anti-colonial movements, and struggles for civil and workers’ rights.