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Open Call for de Appel Curatorial Programme 2023 participants
We invite artists, curators and cultural practicioners to apply for the 28th edition of de Appel’s Curatorial Programme, running from January 9–November 12, 2023. De Appel’s Curatorial Programme is a life-changing opportunity for motivated individuals who seek experience in making art public, beyond what academic degrees can offer. ↗
Open Call for de Appel Curatorial Programme 2023 participants
Drafting futures, remembering a building by Rosa te Velde
The new publication 'Drafting futures, remembering a building' by Rosa te Velde explores, connects and recalls the many lives of one building in Amsterdam Nieuw-West over the span of more than sixty years. Plans for the future are constantly made and unmade – what will this place become? How does this building help to understand the ideologies behind city planning, segregation and gentrification? ↗
Drafting futures, remembering a building by Rosa te Velde
The Remote Archivist
The Remote Archivist is a recurring mailing from the Archive of de Appel that reaches you, even if you are absent or our archive is far away.  ↗
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January 17

2022 Keynote
with Mayra A. Rodríguez Castro

2022 Keynote
with Mayra A. Rodríguez Castro
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de Appel mourns the passing of Lawrence Weiner (1942-2021)
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03.12.2021
Open Call
Curatorial Programme 2023
Call for participants for de Appel Curatorial Programme 2023
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03.12.2021
Open Call
Curatorial Programme Mentor
Open Call: Mentor for de Appel Curatorial Programme 2022
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03.12.2021
Exhibition through November 21
FALL 2021 FOCUS EXHIBITION De Appel is honoured to present the first solo exhibition of Lydia Ourahmane (1992, Algeria) in the Netherlands. Survival in the afterlife is part of the Consortium Commissions, initiated by Mophradat, and presented by de Appel in partnership with Portikus, Frankfurt. 21 September - 23 November 2021
Publication
The new publication 'Drafting futures, remembering a building' by Rosa te Velde explores, connects and recalls the many lives of one building in Amsterdam Nieuw-West over the span of more than sixty years. Plans for the future are constantly made and unmade – what will this place become? How does this building help to understand the ideologies behind city planning, segregation and gentrification?
2020 Keynote
Watch and listen to Darby English's 2020 Keynote: The King's Two Bodies, held at de Oude Lutherse Kerk on January 13th, 2020.
Exhibition through July 25
*A formation camp is an anarchist tradition whereby different groups convene every summer to draw ideological blueprints of worlds that are already possible. As a rendering in time and space of our own work in de Appel’s Curatorial Programme 2020/2021, this public offering will host diverse interventions attuned to a common aspiration of making and thinking with community.
Exhibition through July 04
Love songs for the savages, or “Kundiman para sa mga salbahe” in Tagalog, is a collection of transmissions for and by people from the equator. Iris Ferrer, Kent Chan and Julian Abraham ‘Togar’ together generate forms of temporary heat wherein sonic and other sensorial connections among the experiences of cultural migrants can be sought and found.
Online
New Barbizon is a celebrated collective of five painters: Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi, Olga Kundina, Maria Pomiansky, Anna Lukashevsky, Natalia Zourabova… Visit the new website dedicated to work that the five artists produced while in Amsterdam...
Online
ONLINE What does it mean to perceive an artwork – and the artist who made it – in different light? As de Appel reopens amidst profound social and environmental change, we rethink our future program and use the present to connect to makers of art and history – themselves connected to Amsterdam.