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Framer Framed

2 OCT –
11 NOV
2025

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Remembering Otherwise

Artist

belit sağ

Curator

Katia Krupennikova

Agenda

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Cross-border Solidarity: The Case of Komitee Indonesië

Documentary screening and panel discussion contemplating the work and legacy of Komitee Indonesië

Roundtable: Decolonizing the Gaze – The Colonial Heritage of Italian and International Fashion Design

A project and panel discussion examining how fashion has historically contributed to the visual construction of colonial ideologies

Against the State's Single History: A Conversation with Indonesian Exiles

Panel with Indonesian exiles in the Netherlands expanding on the interpretations of what happened in 1965/1966

Moving Memories: Countering Historical Silences, Narrating Archives of the Indonesian Left

Public launch of Watch65’s archival website to decolonise Indonesian historiography and reclaim the nation’s narration

Exhibition: Lawan!

An exhibition that brings attention to the legacies of post-colonial imperialist expansion in the Indonesian archipelago and West Papua

Kijkje in de Keuken in Werkplaats Molenwijk

Free food and exhibition in the company of other local residents in the Molenwijk in Amsterdam-Noord

Symposium: Dealing with the Real Stuff

Symposium on the combination of activist art and education to conclude the multi-year project Dealing with the Real Stuff

Celebration of Bread: Building a Bread Sculpture with Studio CoPain

Bake and assemble a sculpture made of bread for the exhibition 'Bread Art in the Molenwijk'
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Magazine

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Collectives / Indonesia / Colonial history / Art and Activism /

Hidden Faces of Papua by Danielle Hofmans
Collectives / Diaspora / Indonesia / Colonial history / Art and Activism /

Remembering and Solidarity-Making: 60 Years after 1965
Community & Learning / Shared Heritage / South Africa /

Exhibition & Launch: The Kousins
Politics and technology /

Framer Framed joins the network of PublicSpaces
Residencies / The living archive /

Announcement: Open Archief 4.0 Residence
Jay Afrisando, a medium-skin-toned male with bunned hair, sits on outdoor neighborhood concrete steps in a serious pose, with his fingers clasped and arms on his thighs. He wears dark blue jeans, a light gray sweatshirt, and black shoes. Photo: © DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program / Diana Pfammatter.
Colonial history / Indonesia / Residencies /

Announcement: Atelier KITLV-Framer Framed Artist in Residence
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