Hainuwele gallery
HAINUWELE Gallery brings Moluccan textile art and traditions to life at Meterhuisje on Westergas. The pop-up exhibition KAIN explores weaving and dyeing techniques of the Moluccas with workshops and presentations on symbolism and costume. Find out how HAINUWELE promotes cultural transmission by bringing art and community together.
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An insight into Moluccan art and culture
HAINUWELE Galerie, founded by Miriam Mustamu and Kim Leiwakabessy, explores Moluccan art and culture through pop-ups in Amsterdam. The exhibition, KAIN, on display at the Meterhuisje at Westergas, focuses on traditional textile art from the Moluccas. Workshops and presentations reveal the secrets of weaving and dyeing techniques, symbolism and traditional costumes.
HAINUWELE is more than a gallery; it is a platform for cultural transmission and a tribute to ancestral sources of inspiration. In addition to Moluccan artists, the gallery collaborates with creative partners such as Loes Leatemia and Mirjam Manusama. KAIN offers a unique opportunity to discover the rich Moluccan heritage through contemporary art and interactive experiences.
Dates and times
| Saturday 29 November | 10:00 - 17:00 |
| Sunday 30 November | 10:00 - 17:00 |
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Amsterdam 750
On 27 October 2025, Amsterdam will be celebrating its 750th birthday. During the 12-month lead-up to this momentous milestone, the city is going all out. The festival year kicks off on 27 October 2024, filled with various activities from small neighbourhood get-togethers to major cultural events
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