Loom — practice for cultural transformation

Morgen, zondag 27 oktober van 12:00-17:00, sluiten we de Veranderland tentoonstelling af met een Oogstfeest met rondleidingen, workshops, performances en een talkshow. 🌻 Tomorrow, Sunday October 27 from 12:00-17:00, we conclude the Veranderland exhibition with a 'Harvest feast', including tours, workshops, performances and a talkshow. 🌾 Met bijdragen van o.a./with contributions by a.o. Josien Beltman (Rijksmuseum Twenthe), Daan Veerman (RADIUS CCA), Michel Dewilde, Wapke Feenstra, Cynthia Hathaway, Jannemarie de Jonge (College van Rijksbouwmeester & Rijksadviseurs), Gert van Oort & Antonet van Dongen (Heeschaop), Floor van Leeuwen, Jesse Asselman en Judith Rosema (Het inktatelier). In nauwe samenwerking met / in close collaboration with the Het Noordbrabants Museum (Jacqueline Grandjean, Ranti Tjan, Helewise Berger, Floris van Alebeek, Aafke de Bruijn, Laura Limburg and vele anderen / and many others).

Deze week verkennen we de Rijn en Maas in het kader van onze Rhine River Rehearsal, een artistiek onderzoeksproject van Loom in samenwerking met en met steun van Goethe-Institut Niederlande, de onderzoeksgroep Art & Spatial Praxis (LASP) van de Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam en Borderland Residencies (Kulturraum Niederrhein). Volg onze reis via https://lnkd.in/gjsYSYkC Meer informatie via onderstaande link. This week we are exploring the Rhine and Meuse in the context of our Rhine River Rehearsal, an artistic research project in collaboration with and supported by Goethe-Institut Niederlande, the Research Group Art & Spatial Praxis (LASP) at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam and Borderland Residencies (Kulturraum Niederrhein). Follow our journey via https://lnkd.in/gjsYSYkC More information via https://lnkd.in/gWt9hNfC

In the coming weeks Loom — practice for cultural transformation will be co-hosting two lectures in Amsterdam/Rotterdam on Cairo's current urban transformations, in collaboration with Stadsherstel Amsterdam and Independent School for the City, featuring among others Amr Abotawila and CLUSTER Cairo. Entrance is free, see flyers for details >>

"the Veranderland exhibition at Het Noordbrabants Museum invites visitors to look at the landscape from the perspective of others." Alex Burghoorn from Dutch daily newspaper de Volkskrant interviewed Jacqueline Grandjean about the #veranderland exhibition at the Het Noordbrabants Museum, which we co-curated with Floris van Alebeek and Helewise Berger, in the context of a longer reflection on the shifting role of (art) museums: from displaying art-for-the-sake-of-art to more socially and politically engaged exhibitions and other projects that address urgent topics and initiatives, from social (in)equality and poverty to climate change. We are happy to be part of this conversation between a.o. Josien Pieterse (Framer Framed), Anne de Haij (Stedelijk Museum Schiedam), Roxy Jongewaard (Bonnefanten Museum) and the Rijksmuseum. The Veranderland exhibition Het Noordbrabants Museum runs until October 27. More info, including the podwalk and travel guide we collectively developed, via the museum website: https://lnkd.in/eqsARh6t

"the Veranderland exhibition at Het Noordbrabants Museum invites visitors to look at the landscape from the perspective of others." Alex Burghoorn from Dutch daily newspaper de Volkskrant interviewed Jacqueline Grandjean about the #veranderland exhibition at the Het Noordbrabants Museum, which we co-curated with Floris van Alebeek and Helewise Berger, in the context of a longer reflection on the shifting role of (art) museums: from displaying art-for-the-sake-of-art to more socially and politically engaged exhibitions and other projects that address urgent topics and initiatives, from social (in)equality and poverty to climate change. We are happy to be part of this conversation between a.o. Josien Pieterse (Framer Framed), Anne de Haij (Stedelijk Museum Schiedam), Roxy Jongewaard (Bonnefanten Museum) and the Rijksmuseum. The Veranderland exhibition Het Noordbrabants Museum runs until October 27. More info, including the podwalk and travel guide we collectively developed, via the museum website: https://lnkd.in/eqsARh6t

Building on years of experience and a wide-ranging expertise, Loom creates unexpected ties between independent initiatives and institutions, weaving together people and practices with roots in different worlds. Follow our work via our website and https://lnkd.in/evGSRU-z