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May 31

Jun 29

Nights of Nostalgia

Stijn Koks

In his solo exhibition Knights of Nostalgia, fashion designer Stijn Koks presents two short films alongside a spatial installation: a hand-built ‘cyber forest’. The exhibition serves as a visual and thematic extension of his most recent collection, in which nostalgia, childlike fantasy, and playfulness take center stage—blended with contemporary fashion and social reflection. Stijn Koks explores how, as adults, we become estranged from our original imaginative powers. His designs aim to bring back that sense of innocence and wonder into a world increasingly focused on efficiency, control, and outward perfection. He works with reused materials and readymades—not only as a sustainable choice but also as carriers of collective memory. Everyday objects from the past—such as toys, household items, and textiles—return in a new context, transformed into garments, accessories, or sculptural elements that balance between kitsch, satire, and sincerity.

May 29

Jun 29

Escape With Me

Marlies Neugebauer

This exhibition is about the urge - and ways to escape reality, but not without wanting to take a part of this reality with you.In ‘Escape with Me’ I invite you to escape together — not away from the everyday, but with the everyday as our baggage. Every fragment of reality travels with us: small gestures, loose memories, silent worries, real problems and big dreams.We daydream into unknown futures, or dig our way back to places that only exist in us. Sometimes we hide in new worlds of our own making, not to disappear, but to deal with everything that concerns us.

May 3

May 25

Sculpting the Senses

Iza van den Baar

In the first weekend of May I will be organizing a unique multi-sensory experience where you and other participants will create a sculpture, guided by the five senses. The overarching theme is food, in which ingredients will be visually and tangibly presented. We will organically explore all the senses, in which they will be sharpened one by one. Such as feeling interesting structures or tasting surprising flavors.

guusje slagter Credits: Fokke van der Meer

May 1

May 25

Alice in fluffyland

Guusje Slagter

I am here.Even if you do not see me,Cannot feel me,I’ll show you glimpses of my existence.Through dead material, I will appear to be alive.A silent whisper—I am here,An invitation—I am still here.Alive enough to let you cope with reality.Alive enough to let you disappear.Stay with me as long as you wish.Stay with me as long as you need,Until you are ready to face reality once more.

Apr 5

Apr 27

Vegan Barbecue

Sep Toscani

Een machine, is dat iets dat je moet uitleggen? Gezien alle vragen die erover worden gesteld, misschien wel. Wat is een machine precies? Hoe werkt het? Waar wordt het voor gebruikt? De meeste willen het begrijpen en verklaren. Maar misschien is het interessanter om er zelf achter te komen, om zonder handleiding te ontdekken wat een machine doet en hoe deze functioneert. Schets een beeld, denk aan een machine in werking. De wielen piepen terwijl ze draaien, de scharnieren kraken bij elke beweging. Het gas wordt opengedraaid en met een vonk schiet het vuur aan. De lucht vult zich met de scherpe geur van smeltend plastic. De vegan barbecue staat aan.

Apr 4

Apr 27

Kiln

Nandi Enthoven

Kiln, the fusion of glass & ceramicsKiln is a form and material research in which Nandi Enthoven dives deep into the world of glass and ceramics. These two materials fascinate her because of their colors, deformability and unpredictability. Nandi feels the materials contain something powerful because of the moleculartransformation that only takes place with the use of high temperatures, such as firing in a kiln.

Mar 1

Mar 30

Temporal Drift

Joep Janssen

"Temporal Drift" is a project by Joep Janssen, known by his artist name Splinter, that explores the sounds and images of club culture. Using video material from his personal archive of club nights, Splinter creates hypnotic visual compositions that revive the fleeting energy of these moments. The images, pulsing with movement and intensity, are transformed into dreamlike abstractions, emphasizing the fluidity of memory.

Feb 27

Mar 30

De Cyclus Show

May van Loenen (ASSMAYONAISE)

The Cyclus Show is a personal f*ck you to our 24-hour society.This exhibition goes beyond the traditional image of menstruation. Not only women menstruate, and not everyone with a uterus does. Artist ASSMAYONAISE collaborates with Noa Bruinsma. They share their story about endometriosis and PMS. Together, they create a grand yet intimate glimpse into a month. They learn to follow, understand, and respect their bodies—will you join them?

Feb 1

Feb 23

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Joost Hutjes

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(NL) Een liefdesverklaring aan alle heftrucks

Jan 30

Feb 23

Een liefdesverklaring aan alle heftrucks

Puck Dekker

I think I only truly matter in this world when I’m driving a forklift. Preferably at a festival full of creative types and tough guys on the Manitou. That’s when I feel like I really matter, when I’m behind the wheel and they watch me doing great. Yet, I deny myself the chance to drive by simply not doing it. Am I denying myself the opportunity for ultimate toughness?The vehicle feels like a cartoon, a kind of superhero with clumsiness.Just like Puck Dekker was once a little floor, she will now hide behind the large forks of her muse: the forklift. This time, it’s admitting her obsessive love to all forklifts.

Jan 8

Jan 28

Later word ik net als haar

Renske de Jong

Renske (22) is a multidisciplinary artist who operates in the thin lines between the two and three-dimensional planes. She creates coloured pencil drawings on paper, ceramic pieces and sculptures made from materials such as wood and textile. These works can stand on their own or form an installation, where she utilizes space as part of her artwork. You’ll see walls in a room where hair grows out of and drawings that extend beyond the fixed boundaries of paper.

Jan 4

Jan 26

The Ripple Effect

Kirsten Schra

Inspired by the subtle yet profound ripples created on the surface of water when something comes into contact with it, The Ripple Effect invites visitors to become participants. Subsequently participants are invited to become explorers of light, reflection and movement.As participants interact with the installation, their actions provoke shifting patterns across the space. Echoing the unpredictable and mesmerizing flow of water, each participant has the power to transform static surfaces and spaces into fluid landscapes of light and shadow.