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    Community & Learning / Interview / Art in Public Space /

    The art teacher as community artist – in conversation with Secret Arts Teachers Vera and Amber

    New 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

    Action Research / Citizenship / Community & Learning / Democracy, Digital Commons & Digital Autonomy / Gentrification / Art in Public Space /

    Announcement: new fellows for the 2026 Framer Framed x UvA Political Science fellowship programme

    Bookshop Selection / Art and Activism / Art in Public Space / Social Practice /

    Bookshop selection: Met Emmer en Kwast - by Eric Duivenvoorden

    Contested Heritage / Art in Public Space /

    KNAW rapport: Wankele sokkels - Omstreden monumenten in de openbare ruimte

    Molenwijk / Amsterdam Noord / Art in Public Space / Residencies /

    Bookshop Selection: Kunst in de Molenwijk

    Amsterdam Oost / Art in Public Space /

    Gatekeepers vinden vaste plek in de zon

    Conflict / Diaspora / Art in Public Space /

    Digital Archive: From what will we reassemble ourselves

    Amsterdam Noord / Gentrification / Art in Public Space /

    The vanishing art in the Northern district of Amsterdam, by Chris Keulemans

    Art in Public Space / Amsterdam Noord / Gentrification / Turkey /

    Framer Framed, De Appel en de stad - door Joke de Wolf

    Indonesia / Shared Heritage / Colonial history / Art in Public Space /

    Report: Hacking History

    Indonesia / Shared Heritage / Colonial history / Art in Public Space /

    Foute Keuzes

    Indonesia / Colonial history / Art in Public Space /

    A Colonial Wound


    Exhibitions


    Exhibition: Moving Rurality by Peng Zhang

    Presentation of the installation by Peng Zhang outside of Framer Framed for Public Art Amsterdam

    Public Space Installation: QUEER

    by United Painting

    Exhibition: Temporary Monument - Srebrenica is Dutch history

    By Bosnian Girl

    Exhibitions Werkplaats Molenwijk: Marie Hudelot, Suat Ögüt and Şengül Köker

    Current exhibitions and programme

    Exhibition: Monuments to the Unsung - Public Art Amsterdam

    Part of the collaborative art manifestation Pay Attention Please! in the public space of Amsterdam

    Agenda


    Bakunin’s Barricade: Answered
    A conversation with Ahmet Öğüt on museum collections, art, and its use for activism
    Symposium: Het Gedeeld Domein
    Symposium on the place of art in the city's scarce shared space, organised by Public Art Amsterdam and Stadscuratorium Amsterdam
    Exhibition: Moving Rurality by Peng Zhang
    Presentation of the installation by Peng Zhang outside of Framer Framed for Public Art Amsterdam
    Pride Photo: A Love Letter to Queer Resilience
    An evening programme highlighting some of the incredible visual stories in this year’s Pride Photo exhibition.
    Werkplaats Molenwijk: A 5-Year Celebration!
    A festive program including a parade, a book launch, a walking tour, workshops and more!
    Opening: Gatekeepers
    Festive unveiling of Monika Dahlberg's sculptures by Alderman Meliani at Framer Framed
    Opening: Proud Aliens & QUEER
    Exhibition opening of Framer Framed's Open Atelier and a new public installation by United Painting: QUEER
    Public Space Installation: QUEER
    by United Painting
    Finissage: Temporary Monument – Srebrenica is Dutch History
    A tour along 25 portrait photos on the Oranje-Vrijstaatkade led by Chris Keulemans
    Exhibition: Temporary Monument - Srebrenica is Dutch history
    By Bosnian Girl
    Opening: From what will we reassemble ourselves & Temporary Monument
    Double Exhibition Opening with Anna Dasović and Natasha Marie Llorens
    Performance: Manifesto Against Nostalgia
    Outdoor Performance by Giulia Crispiani, Golrokh Nafisi and Ahmadali Kadivar
    Public art in the Molenwijk - A neighborhood survey by Reinwardt Academy students
    Presentation of Reinwardt Academy students into the ideas and opinions of local residents about art in public space.
    Exhibitions Werkplaats Molenwijk: Marie Hudelot, Suat Ögüt and Şengül Köker
    Current exhibitions and programme
    Finissage: Monuments to the Unsung - Public Art Amsterdam
    The artwork ‘The First Turk Immigrant or the Nameless Heroes of the Revolution’ from Suat Ögüt 'migrates' to project spaceWerkplaats Molenwijk.
    Finissage: Monuments to the Unsung
    Framer Framed sets in motion one of the works of art: the mobile 'The First Turk Immigrant or the Nameless Heroes of the Revolution' by artist Suat Ögüt 'migrates' from its current location on the IJ-river bank deeper into North, to Molenwijk.
    Guided Tour: Art on the Northern IJ-river bank in Amsterdam
    In the context of Public Art Amsterdam and Framer Framed's outdoor exhibition 'Monuments to the Unsung'.
    Guided Tour: The disappearing of art in Amsterdam-Noord, by Chris Keulemans and Massih Hutak
    Part of Public Art Amsterdam and Framer Framed's outdoor exhibition 'Monuments to the Unsung'.
    Exhibition: Monuments to the Unsung - Public Art Amsterdam
    Part of the collaborative art manifestation Pay Attention Please! in the public space of Amsterdam
    Plak Attack: A Paper Monument in Public Space
    Join us for a guerrilla art paste workshop with artists Domenique Himmelsbach de Vries and Kevin van Braak.
    Hacking History
    A brainstorming about the relationship between the Netherlands and Indonesia and its representation in public space.