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.

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 explore alternative small economies and art economy, both as sites such as street markets and thematically by asking questions about funding and institutional autonomy.

During the first year of the Curatorial Programme Lumbung Practice and Sandberg Instituut's temporary master programme Lumbung Practice, Ilia Pellapaisiotou (intern Curatorial Programme) writes monthly Witness Harvests on the public events and the less visible happenings. This time: a harvest of Marwa Arsanios' film Who Is Afraid of Ideology? Part 4: Reverse Shot.