Natalia Zourabova
Anna Lukashevsky
Maria Pomiansky
Olga Kundina
Anna Lukashevsky
Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi
N e w
B a r b i z o n
Barbizon
2026
Open call:
Service at Dappermarkt
We invite artists to join a one-day event, where they can present their artistic practice in the form of wayward, unique, and unreplicable service in exchange for money, something tangible or intangible, symbolic or material, straight on the market.
News
26.06.2026
Emergency Plan for the Visual
Arts and Creative Industries
The contemporary visual arts and creative industries sector (BKCI) in Amsterdam is under severe pressure. Whilst we recognise that BKCI institutions are integral to the city and are highly regarded internationally, they are facing increasingly difficult conditions.
News
24.06.2026
Open Call: Mural de Nieuwe Meent
de Appel is pleased to announce a new collaborative project with Framer Framed, If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution and the housing cooperative de Nieuwe Meent (dNM). As part of this collaboration, we are launching an open call for a mural that will inhabit the building’s north facade.
News
02.04.2026
Radio Broadcast COOP ā€˜The Salt of the Earth’, Episode 2
Fragments and reflections from The Salt of the Earth, de Appel’s COOP study group at Dutch Art Institute, are shared through Radio Alhara. The second episode ā€˜key to be buried’ invites you on a multi-layered stroll across cities, through a speculative story, and into a museum collection.
News
10.03.2026
Archive in Residence:
Reading Vigil for
Free Palestine
For this edition of Archive in Residence, de Appel has invited Reading Vigil for Free Palestine (RVFP), to embark on a journey of collective archiving and reflecting. This has resulted in an (unwilling) archive of audio recordings and the full collection of books read so far.
News
10.02.2026
Open Call:
de Appel Kiosk
Summer 2026
de Appel is welcoming proposals for the upcoming summer edition of its market Kiosk. As part of de Appel’s structural thematics in the coming years, we will explore alternative small-scale economies and art economies, engaging both with specific sites, such as street markets, and with broader questions of funding and institutional autonomy.
News
10.02.2026