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Jacquie Maria Wessels, Garage Still #03/2015 Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Solo exhibition Jacquie Maria Wessels 'Exploring the Fields' | Galerie Fontana

Galerie Fontana is pleased to present Jacquie Maria Wessels’ first solo exhibition at the gallery, titled ‘Exploring the Fields’. The premiere of Dubious Appeal will be shown alongside previous work of the artist from her series, Garage Stills, Fringe Nature, and Memory Master. Wessels’ analogue photography is as poetic as it is sinister.

Felix Meritis

The known/the strange

An immersive route through the building that revolves around VR art. Wander through the different rooms and dive into virtual worlds that play on memory, desire and disorientation.

SAC Art Amsterdam

An antique piece of love

Exhibition of South Asian Contemporary Art Madhu Venugopalan

Exhibition of South Asian Contemporary Art Amsterdam with the work of renowned artist Madhu Venugopalan, Panamakade 200, Amsterdam-Oost. The work can be viewed from November 15, 2024 to February 15, 2025 by appointment only.

Rijksmuseum

Het paard Bouquet galopperend

https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/bezoek/toegankelijk

Stop Motion

Early photographers discovered that the camera could do something the human eye could not: it could capture and analyse rapid movement. And it revealed that artists had always depicted galloping horses incorrectly.

Melkweg

https://www.melkweg.nl/nl/bezoekersinfo/toegankelijkheid/

Bekijk hoe de Melkweg een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

Heelzz on Wheelzz

On 5 May, during Liberation Day, drag artists and taxi drivers will sit down with Mayor Halsema for a freedom meal where gathering and conversations about discrimination are central.

Internationaal Theater Amsterdam (ITA)

Julidans - Out Of This World

In 2023, writer and visual artist Sytske van Koeveringe had a residency in the Van Doesburg House in Paris. Although she stayed there to write her book, a deep desire arose to paint a large canvas that absorbs you in colour and movement. During Julidans she will present the outcome in the exhibition space The Bookshop in ITA.

Stadsarchief Amsterdam - De Bazel

Weesperpoortstation, Jacob Olie, 1895, Stadsarchief Amsterdam enWibautstraat 2019, Erik Klein Wolterink, 2019

https://www.amsterdam.nl/stadsarchief/praktische/bezoekinformatie/

Amsterdam City Archives

Déjà vu. Discover the changing city through the lens of Erik Klein Wolterink

Déjà vu highlights the work of photographer Erik Klein Wolterink. He portrays the changing city by re-capturing a place in an archive photo.

MILK SOLO: Take Eyes First: Reimagining Lesbian Cruising

What is private and what is public, and how this dynamic relates to safety, is up for debate. 'Take Eyes First: Reimagining Lesbian Cruising' creates a critical counter-narrative to the dominant patriarchal culture through historical context, theoretical insights and personal experiences. The fictional scenario of lesbian cruising in Aniela Kurkiewicz's photography examines the political control over bodies and sexuality in relation to space.

Museum Cobra

Amstelveen Triënnale

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9th edition of The Amstelveen Triennial at Cobra

From May 18 to July 7, 2024, the ninth edition of the Amstelveen Triennial can be seen at the Cobra Museum for Modern Art in Amstelveen. From more than 60 entries, 21 artists have been selected whose recent work can be seen in the Cobra Museum for two months. A jury consisting of Esther van den Berg from the Cobra Museum, Tomas Hilleband from Museum JAN and Sietske Dudink from Platform C, made a selection together with project leader Niels Vis.

Framer Framed

Breaking Waves

As part of Atelier KITLV, artist Clara Jo Breaking Waves presents a story about epidemiology and maritime movement in the context of colonial eradication and our common ideas during crises.

De Duif

Masters of Today: From Rembrandt to Elon Musk

Enjoy a wonderful experience in art and cosmology in a very special illuminated church. With Elon Musk, Francis Bacon, Andy Warhol, Stephen Hawking, Michel Foucault, Thomas Hertog, Banksy, Kandinsky, Einstein and other wonderful minds, you are invited to enter the multiverse of ideas and visual art.

Expositie TheOne-Straw Revolution

Finissage: The One-Straw Revolution

Framer Framed invites you to the finissage of The One-Straw Revolution on May 17.

Stichting WG-Kunst

Anna Kakhiani, 2024

WG Kunst Art Foundation

Expo Anna Kakhiani

From July 12 to 21, Ukrainian artist Anna Kakhiani will exhibit her latest work (installations, video) at WG Kunst. In this art project she gives an impression of her research into empathy, in images and language. With peripheral programming (lectures, panel discussion).

Huis Marseille, Museum voor Fotografie

No 480-18, 2017/2024

No 594-18, 2019/2024

https://huismarseille.nl/bezoekersinformatie/veelgestelde-vragen/

Voor meer informatie over toegankelijkheid ga naar de website van het museum

Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography

Awoiska van der Molen – The Humanness of Our Lonely Selves

In The Humanness of Our Lonely Selves, Awoiska van der Molen shows new work. Again subdued black and white photos, but now of the built environment: illuminated windows, existential loneliness and the longing for togetherness in the darkness of the evening.

Luther Museum

Tentoonstelling 'Saligh Weven'

https://luthermuseum.nl/nl/toegankelijkheid

Voor meer informatie over toegankelijkheid check de website

Saligh Weven - Lutheran Textiles from across the Netherlands

Discover the meaning behind textiles from the Lutheran tradition in the summer exhibition 'Saligh Weaving' in the Luther Museum Amsterdam. The exhibition, on view from the last Friday in June to the first Sunday in September, will present a wide range of textile works that highlight a rich tradition of faith, art and culture.

kunstRUIM

De Visuele Cirkel

Founding Exhibition De Visuele Cirkel

From Wednesday, 11 to 22 September 2024, the founding exhibition of the art collective De Visuele Cirkel can be seen in the pop-up gallery kunstRUIM in Amsterdam. The exhibition shows a broad spectrum of work by the five participating artists: paintings, drawings, jewellery, wall and wooden objects and ceramics. Participating artists: Eva van Diepen (Evadi), Dick van Dijk, Inge van den Hoven, Paul Latta and Jonathan Schuit.

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