Het Archief Artspace
formerly known as H(a)L in Het Archief
Robert Fruinstraat 52, ground floor, 3021 XE
Sat–Sun 13.00–17.00
Website
6 Dec-4 Jan
'Through the Keyhole' – Artists: Chupan Atashi, Kirila Cvetkovska & Vera Zalutskaya, Witosław Czerwonka, Małgosia Goliszewska, Andrea Éva Győri, Marta Hryniuk & Nick Thomas, Michał Kucharski, Honorata Martin, Sands Murray-Wassink, Józef Robakowski, Daniel Rumiancew, Selma Selman, Ania Witkowska, Zorka Wollny, Wojciech Zamiara.
Curators: Megan Hoetger, Jolanta Woszczenko, Weronika Zielińska
Coordinator: Oriana Radziuk
Organizer: LAZNIA CCA
Partner: Het Archief.
10-25 Jan
'CHEWED ON / CHEWED UP' – Artists: Mingus Janssen, Jenny Konrad, Sol Enae Lee, Nicolas Manenti, Astera Mortezai
31 Jan-1 Mar
'Where is your humanity?' – Randa Nassar, Diana Roig, Anas Qadamani and Dina Naser.
Through painting, image, sound, and video, 'Where is your humanity?' explores the relationship between violence, displacement, and the persistence of identity and memory. The exhibition highlights the ongoing genocide in Gaza and begins with personal and collective stories that reveal the human consequences of loss, resistance, and displacement.
'Where is your humanity?' it doesn't offer easy answers, but confronts us with responsibility and solidarity. How do we watch when identity is erased? And what position do we take as witnesses to the genocide in Gaza?
Randa Nassár is an independent writer, director, and producer. Diana Roig is a painter, Anas Qadamani is a multidisciplinary artist, and Dina Naser is a filmmaker.
'Where is your humanity?' It is a multimedia presentation in Het Archief Artspace, specially enhanced with the dark projection room in the basement.
The exhibition is made possible by Nour Pictures.
With special thanks to Marieke van der Lippe and Herman Lamers.
**31 Jan | Sat | 17.00: Exhibition Opening.
H(a)L in Galerie Lecq, Brugwachtershuisje, Westzeedijk 375
December:
INSOMNIA, an installation by Annette Scheer.
Januar:
Priapus dooft het licht: Willem
Speekenbrink
February:
Lights out: Herman Lamers
