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Framer Framed

  • NL

    • 19 JUN –
    30 AUG
    2026

    Coming soon

    Wild Waters: Dams and Deltas After Modernity

    Curated by

    Àngels Miralda

    Agenda

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    Finissage: Between Fires – Irradiated Imaginations & Anti-Nuclear Solidarities

    The finissage wraps up the exhibition by bringing different geographies of nuclear colonialism and resistance in conversation

    Presentation: Where Amsterdam and art meet

    In this project, artists and local residents from Amsterdam East are engaging in dialogue about their neighbourhood

    Workshop: Breath & Breeze – by HumDrumPress

    Collaborative workshop during the Framer Framed Book Fair.

    Book Fair: Notes to Other Futures

    Book Fair, book launch and party to celebrate the anniversary publication of Framer Framed

    Exhibition: Wild Waters

    Curated by Àngels Miralda, the exhibition examines water as both a life-sustaining resource and an instrument of political power

    Exhibition: Secret Arts Teachers

    A group presentation in which the classroom enters the exhibition space

    Threads of our Dutch Slavery Past

    Join us in creating a monumental tapestry measuring 35 meters long and 3 meters high
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    Magazine

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    Extractivism / Action Research / Ecology / Art and Activism / Performance /

    Report: Nuclear Histories and Protest Movements
    Art economy and policy /

    Emergency Plan for the Visual Arts and Creative Industries
    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 /

    Book Fair & Book Launch: Notes to Other Futures
    Podcast / Extractivism / Colonial history / Art and Activism /

    Podcast: Reclaiming Relationalities – From Shinkolobwe to Hiroshima
    Flyer announcing an open call for a mural at de Nieuwe Meent (dNM). Using a white background, it features a photograph of a red-brick residential building behind a railway platform, with overhead cables and bare trees in view. A faint rectangular outline marks the proposed mural location on the facade. Bold, sans-serif black typography highlights “OPEN CALL for a mural,” while subtle diagonal lines referencing the train cables add movement to the design. The logos of de Appel, Framer Framed, and If I Can’t Dance are listed at the bottom.
    Open Call / Amsterdam Oost / Art in Public Space /

    Open Call: de Nieuwe Meent Mural
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