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    • 30 OCT –
    17 JAN
    2027

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    Life After Love: In Search of the Militant Image

    Curated by

    Hera Chan and Edwin Nasr

    Logo for exhibition "Life After Love: In search of the militant image."

    Agenda

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    Opening: Life After Love – In Search of the Militant Image

    Opening of the exhibition curated by Hera Chan and Edwin Nasr, tracing the shifting visual language of global uprisings over the past decade
    A framed mixed-media artwork on cream-colored paper features a detailed black-and-white drawing of a large, irregular rock-like form, overlaid with curved lines and dashed marks. Three small black-bordered images are arranged across the composition: a black-and-white photograph of a crowd with yellow, orange, and red dots marking several figures, a color photograph of a gathering, and a diagram illustrating the trajectory of a thrown stone. The artwork is mounted behind a clear acrylic panel with visible fasteners against a white gallery wall.

    Annotations to the Image

    As part of the opening weekend of Life After Love, participating artists revisit their contributions through walkthroughs, lecture presentations and readings
    Collage of an eye, two people walking, a boat, and the sky.

    Workshop: Fragments of Time Otherwise

    This workshop is a gathering for Black women with ADHD and/or autism to make collages, reflect and connect
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    Curators' Tour: Life After Love – In Search of the Militant Image

    As part of the opening weekend of Life After Love, curators Hera Chan and Edwin Nasr lead a guided tour of the exhibition
    Sea squill grows in Palestinian field, sunny background

    Presentation: Notes on a Returning Landscape

    Join artist Areej Ashhab and curator Mariela Acuña for a conversation about walking as an embodied research method
    Different shot of quilts hung up on sheer fabric as part of the Bonds Per Stitch exhibition.

    Exhibition: Bonds Per Stitch by Rucha Kulkarni

    Artist Rucha Kulkarni brings stories and connections together in a participatory textile project, on display at Stadsloket Oost
    Poster for Framer Framed Noord. Person sitting behind a sewing machine, surrounded by colorful materials.

    Framer Framed Noord: De Makerij

    A series of workshops where you'll learn to work with textiles together – from making and repairing to reusing them
    A person's hands placing a colorful quilted fabric onto the tapestry.

    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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    Education / Community & Learning / Podcast /

    Podcast: Secret Arts Teachers
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    The living archive / Open Call / Residencies /

    Open Call: Open Archief 5.0
    Areej Ashhab (left) and Mariela Acuña (right)
    Palestine / Ecology / Shared Heritage / Innovative heritage /

    Areej Ashhab at Framer Framed and Hyde Park Art Center: CEC ArtsLink Fellowship
    Photo of two people gluing the artwork to a wall.
    Amsterdam Oost / Community & Learning / Art and Activism / Art in Public Space /

    Onder de Streep: a National Campaign on Income Inequality
    Sandra Khalaf (left) and Tareq Khalaf (right)
    Residencies / Palestine /

    Artists Residency: Tareq Khalaf and Sandra Khzam
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