Iris Cornelis nodigt uit: JumpIn3 @Capital C

door admin | nov 10, 2025 | archief

Iris Cornelis nodigt uit: JumpIn3 @Capital C

Group exhibition JumpIn 3
14 november – 23 januari 2026
Capital C
Weesperplein 4b, Amsterdam
weekdays 09.00 – 21.00 uur (closed Saturday and Sunday)
free access

JumpstArt foundation proudly presents JumpIn3, the third edition of its ongoing
exhibition series, in collaboration with Amsterdam Art.

JumpIn3 features recent work by nine emerging artists whose practices focus on
material research, identity and cultural awareness. Through diverse media and
processes, the artists explore how materials can carry memory, embody experience
and open new spaces for reflection and dialogue. Their works reflect personal and
collective histories, inviting contemplation and insight into one’s place in a changing
world.

Hara Athanasopoulou – Wille-Meike Brand – Kamau Nganga – Kasper van Moll –
Wen Bo – Salomé Roodenburg – Misha Stevenson – Tian Teng – Joost Vermeer
JumpstArt is a dynamic non-profit platform supporting visual artists in building
sustainable and independent practices. Through mentorship, network building and
visibility, JumpstArt fosters a vibrant community where artists connect, learn, and grow
together.

We are looking for partnerships to co-develop our programs, facilitate connections and
strengthen our community. We encourage collaborations that allow the platform to
grow organically in line with our mission. Contributions from cultural patrons and art
enthusiasts help JumpstArt continue its work, expand opportunities for artists and
engage audiences with contemporary art.

This exhibition is made possible by Stichting JumpstArt, Stichting Amsterdam Art
and Capital C.

For more information or appointments please contact:
iris@jumpstartspace.com

Sandrine van Noort nodigt uit: Resilience in Galerie LUMC

door admin | nov 6, 2025 | archief

Wat maakt dat we doorgaan in tijden van tegenslagen en rampspoed? Zelfs in situaties van oorlog, natuurrampen en ziekte toont de mensheid weerbaarheid en veerkracht. De tentoonstelling Resilience verbeeldt verhalen van veerkracht, van overleving, verhalen van hoop in een wereld die door oorlogen, klimaatcrisis en wereldwijde conflicten onder druk staat. Ook in de context van een ziekenhuis waarin de tentoonstelling is te zien, waar mensen geconfronteerd worden met ziekte en verlies, brengt de tentoonstelling verhalen van troostende herkenning en inspiratie. De tentoonstelling Resilience wordt op 23 oktober geopend met een lezing van prof. dr. Anne Laura van Harmelen, hoogleraar Brein, Veiligheid en Veerkracht van de Universiteit Leiden.

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Annet Zondervan nodigt uit: it smells of sweat and jasmin

door admin | nov 6, 2025 | archief

Wanneer: 13 september 2025 – 15 november 2025

It smells of sweat and jasmine gaat over arbeid in koloniaal, hedendaags en diasporisch Indonesië, gezien door de lens van vrouwelijke en genderqueer kunstenaars. Door de combinatie van persoonlijke geschiedenis, ervaringen en onderzoeken van de kunstenaars, werpt de tentoonstelling licht op de complexe snijpunten van patriarchaal geweld, kapitalistische arbeidsuitbuiting en (neo)koloniale plundering.

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Petra Heck nodigt uit: International conference temporary art in public space

door admin | nov 5, 2025 | archief

International conference temporary art in public space

Reimagining (Commissioning) Temporary Art in Public Space – November 6 2025

Temporary art projects in public space have the capacity to shape, provoke thought, and transform our ideas or experiences of that space. Yet questions remain: How can such works retain relevance beyond their temporary nature and original context? How might they be disseminated in the future? What frameworks are needed to enable sustainable and collaborative practices?

Stichting NDSM-werf is organising an international conference on temporary art in public space. In collaboration with artists, curators, and cultural platforms, the event will explore and (re)imagine the potential and challenges of context-specific practices, commissioning, and the sustainable impact of temporary public artworks.

Key themes include:

Temporary versus permanent art projects in public space
Preserving memories and myths of temporary artworks
Sustainability and the practical implications of temporality
Relocating context-specific art works in public space

The conference brings together curators of biennials and triennials, directors of platforms and institutions, and artists to discuss the potential and challenges of temporary art projects in public space. Together, they will explore new ways of engaging with temporary art practices in public space at a time when sustainability is vital and resources are limited, yet the need to nurture and support emerging artists and practices remains ever-essential.

Get tickets here.

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