24H Noord (2016) 29 Oct 2016 – 20:00
24H Noord: exhibition tours Re(as)sisting Narratives
Date & time Saturday October 29 Exhibition open: 14:00 22:00 Tours: – 20:00 – 21:00 – 21:30 – 22:30 Entry Free. For the tour please make a reservation listing your time slot of choice. Location Framer Framed at the Tolhuistuin IJpromenade 2 1031 CC Amsterdam Route Framer Framed at Tolhuistuin can be reached from Amsterdam Centraal Station with the ferry ‘Buiksloterweg’. The exhibition space is located on the first floor, next to restaurant THT.
Framer Framed is part of 24H Noord! 24H Amsterdam is an opportunity to experience the city in new ways. For the “Noord” edition of the festival, immerse yourself in new experiences north of the River IJ, presenting all the area has to offer in a 24-hour period on the 29th of October.
At Framer Framed, visitors can come view our running exhibition Re(as)sisting Narratives, curated by Chandra Frank, and enjoy exclusive exhibition tours by artist Judith Westerveld.
There will be two tours at the following time slots:
20:00 – 21:00
21:30 – 22:30
Please sign up to your time of choice. Entry is free but there is a max of 20 participants per tour. Tours can be in either Dutch or English, depending on the visitors – feel free to mention your preferred language in your reservation.
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On the exhibition Re(as)sisting Narratives:
Re(as)sisting Narratives explores lingering legacies of colonialism between South Africa and the Netherlands through engaging with contemporary artists from both countries. The exhibition is curated by Chandra Frank and is a result of a two-year project with South African based partners: District Six Museum and Centre for Curating the Archive. Participating artists explore broader themes such as race, gender, memory, trauma and spatiality in their work. This multi-media group exhibition features Mary Sibande, Sethembile Msezane, Mohau Modisakeng, Athi-Patra Ruga, Burning Museum Collective, Toni Stuart & Kurt Orderson, and Judith Westerveld. The artists in this show are connected by a shared interest in evoking and readdressing that what is left behind, that what is (in)visible, and a visual fusion of reality and fantasy to create new ways of being.
Athi-Patra Ruga – Night of the Long Knives I (2013)
South Africa / Colonial history /
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Exhibition: Re(as)sisting Narratives
Exploring lingering legacies of colonialism between South Africa and the Netherlands through engaging with contemporary artists from both countries
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