19 JUN –
30 AUG
2026
Now on Show
Wild Waters: Dams and Deltas After Modernity
Curated byÀngels Miralda
Agenda
Complete agenda
Workshop series: Moving Love Think Tank Sessions
As part of the presentation Moving Love, this workshop series invites participants into conversation to explore the multiple perspectives that shape and are shaped by the asylum system
Summer Garden Party: opening of the ‘Molentuin’ community garden
The communal garden in front of the former Werkplaats Molenwijk premises is opening with a festive dinner with local residents
Opening: Moving Love (Rescheduled)
Join the presentation of Moving Love, a film project for and by queer refugees
Conference: Queer & Trans Social Justice: Art, Community & Survival
This one-day conference examines how art, creativity and community can advance social justice for queer and transgender people
Creative holiday workshop for children
Framer Framed is organising a creative workshop for children aged 8 and over, led by artist and educator Naomi Rosheuvel
Presentation: Moving Love
The project aims to widen the focus of queer stories, which often centre on fear and precarity, by sharing accounts of hope and love
Exhibition: Wild Waters
Curated by Àngels Miralda, the exhibition examines water as both a life-sustaining resource and an instrument of political power
Threads of our Dutch Slavery Past
Join us in creating a monumental tapestry measuring 35 meters long and 3 meters high
Magazine
All articles
Open Call / Amsterdam Oost / Art in Public Space /
Art economy and policy /
Emergency Plan for the Visual Arts and Creative Industries
Art and Activism / CICC / Palestine /
CICC Statement on the Partnership between Centre Pompidou and the Hanwha Group
Extractivism / Action Research / Ecology / Art and Activism / Performance /
Report: Nuclear Histories and Protest Movements
Molenwijk / Amsterdam Noord / Collectives / Community & Learning / Food / Social Practice /
Retrospective: Opening Celebration of Framer Framed Noord
Bookshop Selection / Book Launch / Institutional Critique / Open Call / Subversive Publishing /