PROGRAM
EXHIBITION 01.09.2023 - 28.01.2024
NDSM XPO XIV OP DE VLUCHT
© Hélène Min
Migration is an age-old phenomenon that has shaped and transformed the world. People have always been fleeing, driven by all kinds of motives. Today, the media strongly influences our image of refugees and, often negatively. The story of people leaving loved ones behind and braving oceans in search of a better life is complex. People flee for war, discrimination or economic malaise and the effects of climate change.
However, fleeing also takes place on a smaller scale, for different reasons, within different cultures, and even within families. What do all these refugees share? What hopes, dreams and desires drive them? What should we do to better understand the refugee? How can we show empathy for their experiences, even if they fall outside our frame of reference?
In OP DE VLUCHT (ON THE RUN), artists engage viewers with the phenomenon of migration with work from various disciplines, from painting to interactive installation. For instance, the exhibition restricts visitors' freedom of movement and evokes the experience of what it feels like to be stopped by ordinances, rules and fences. An examination of one's own privilege as a step towards getting closer to the other.
OP DE VLUCHT is inevitably about ourselves. I and the other, I and the refugee. I, the refugee.
Curator Ellen Klijzing
Artists Sietse H. Bakker, Wim Bakker, Simone Boon, Allard Boterenbrood, Ester Eva Damen, Rika Maja Duevel, Jim Du Pan, Rienke Enghardt, Gertjan Evenhuis, Catarina Garcia, Ossa Kierkegaard, Esther Kin, Ellen Klijzing, Nanny Kok, Wim Komhoff, Kyra de Korte, Rucha Kulkarni, Neyde Lantyer, Valerie Van Leersum, DH Mack, Helena Kaori Maeda, Drager Meurtant,
Hélène Min, Esmee Mlihi, Hanneke de Munck, Collectief Onder de Brug, Marcela Perrusquía, Sarah Payton, Ana Pinho,
Benny van der Plank, Rinzo, Henk Schut, Jan Selen, Bart-Jan Steerenberg, Mieke de Waal
EXHIBITION 01.09 - 24.09.23
ZOMERSALON '23
© Marina van der Kooi
This summer, 20 members of the Dutch Circle of Sculptors and 3 guests will fill 600 m2 of NDSM FUSE with experimental work, a cheerful sample of spatial works.
Curator Godelieve Smulders
Artists Marti van der Loo, Barbara Houwers, Ellen Klijzing, Carl Moeller, Moniek Westerman, Leni van den Band, Henny Vermeer, John Sikking, Ada van Wonderen, Juliette van de Walle, Ine van Son, Linda Verkaaik, Roland de Jong Orlando, Louis Nienhuis, Marjan Meerbeek, Bart van Deelen, Karen Santen, Diana Pereira, Astrid Keizer, Mieke de Waal, Bert Poot, Marina van der Kooi, Godelieve Smulders
EXHIBITION 21.09.23 - 05.11.23
OPEN PRINT EXCHANGE
The OPEN PRINT EXCHANGE is a global swap of tiny prints. It was created by the Open Press Project in 2021 to share the joy and excitement one feels when receiving tiny art in the mail.
This exhibition shows a part of the second annual print exchange in which over 400 artists from 29 countries participated.
The rest of the prints and those from 2021/22 can be found on the website openprintexchange.com, along with info about the prints, the projects, and photos of past exhibitions.
All prints were created with a 3D printed printing press and show the almost endless possibilities of the art of printmaking.
FESTIVAL 23 - 24.09.23
AMBACHT IN BEELD
From mending clothes with gold thread to Venetian glasswork and from violin making to Korean painting techniques. More than 90 master craftsmen from home and abroad will share their knowledge and skills with the public at the NDSM Hangar during workshops, master classes and demonstrations.
You can also enjoy vegan food and drinks and there will be a materials fair and a stage with music performances. In short, a grand, inspiring happening for young and old.
Online ticket sales for the entire program will start on September 1, 2023.
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EXHIBITION 18.03 - 19.11.2023 WUNDERKAMMER
BEHIND MY EYES
© Lies Aris
In BEHIND MY EYES, a number of artists from NDSM show their work. They take you through worlds full of knowledge, intuition, imagination, empathy and skill. They show what the artist sees when he closes his eyes?
A look behind the creator's eyes.
Artists Amerens Hedwich, Inez Meer, Hanneke de Munck, Hélène Min, Ana Dias Cubas, Marjanne van Helvert, Tiago Sá da Costa, Helena Kaori Maeda, Frank Hietbrink, Lies Aris, Helga van Stralen, Ellen Klijzing.
PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS
THE ONE MINUTES
The One Minutes is a global platform for one minute videos.
Every two months, The One Minutes releases a new series of one-minute films exploring our current time in moving images. The series are now on show at NDSM FUSE.
For 2023 and 2024, The One Minutes will create a globally oriented program, focused on solidarity, collectivity and equal allocation, with which they want to make more voices heard.
For information about the latest series theoneminutes.org
Submit your videos and participate in the project theoneminutes.org/participate
CONTINUOUS VIDEO DISPLAY 01.09 - 01.11.2023
DOMESTIC ODYSSEY THE ONE MINUTES
CURATED BY 6OKKEN
© videostill from ‘Summer's Coming’ by Chris Furby
Our daily lives consist of subtle routines of which we are not aware. Imagine that daily life a century from now! What would it look like in an environment where we re-evaluate human potential. French author Georges Perec: ‘What really happens, what do we experience? And the rest, where is that? How should we take into account, question and describe what happens every day and recurs every day: the banal, the everyday, the obvious, the ordinary, the infra-ordinary, the background noise, the usual?’
This selection of 18 one-minute films offers a fascinating glimpse into everyday life a hundred years from now, without abandoning our own unique perspectives and passions. A visualisation of everyday life a century from now.
Curated by the Japanese artist collective 6okken
Participating artists Roos Trommelen, Janis Vitolis, Evita Ative, Javier Arevalo, Shadymuhammet Atakanov, Lou Vives, Pernilla Manjula Philip, Ramon Coelho, Kumbuka Maene, Chris Furby, Christos Mavrodis, Charlotte Cook, Qeu Meparishvili, Firat Yücel, Shin Hanagata, Loren Siems, Rudi van Delden, Dawid Konopka.
CADAVRE EXQUIS
CADAVRE EXQUIS is a continuous artwork by Rienke Enghardt. CADAVRE EXQUIS is based on a children’s game that has been played all over the world for centuries. At the start of the last century the surrealists recognized the game as an expression of art and gave it its illustrious name. CADAVRE EXQUIS playful drawings that since developed give an impression of the zeitgeist of the turbulent years between the two world wars.
At NDSM FUSE is a permanent CADAVRE EXQUIS table with paper and pencils. The collected drawings, made by more than a thousand artists and visitors, displayed on the wall next to the table give an impression of today’s zeitgeist.
OPENING HOURS thu-sun 12:00 - 18:00
ADMISSION FREE OF CHARGE - PAY WHAT YOU WISH -
During the IJ-Hallen in the NDSM hangar (one weekend a month from October to March),
NDSM FUSE will only be accessible via the IJ-Hallen
NDSM FUSE WILL BE CLOSED FROM OCTOBER 16 TO 29
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