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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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    Workshop: Breath & Breeze – by HumDrumPress

    Collaborative workshop during the Framer Framed Book Fair.

    Book Launch: Notes to Other Futures

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

    Book Fair: Notes to Other Futures

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

    Open Ateliers Noord Weekend at Framer Framed Noord

    During the Open Ateliers Noord weekend, Framer Framed Noord is offering its space to local artists who do not have their own studio so that they can exhibit their work

    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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