MAMA

What a joyful and sunny opening it was! ☀️

Last Friday, we celebrated the opening of What Follows the Heartbreak by our program maker Mitsitron. It was an evening filled with art, wonderful people, and a great atmosphere.

Keep visiting us throughout the summer. Our showroom is the perfect spot to find some shade during hot and sunny days. 🔥🔥

Thank you to everybody who visited the exhibition and shared the evening with us. Special thanks to the Municipality of Rotterdam and the Mondriaan Fund for their support, and to Mojo Maté for the refreshing drinks. 🍹

The exhibition is on view through July 19.

Featuring works by:
Ro Buur
Chupan Atashi
Dafni Melidou .melidou
Manju Sharma
Tianyi Zheng

📸Klarka Batek .batek

A first glimpse of What follows the heartbreak through the work of Ro Buur . 📸

In their work, Ro Buur moves between q***r storytelling, memory, nature and self-created worlds. Through film, photography and ceramics, they explore intimacy, softness and moments of hope within everyday life.

What follows the heartbreak opens May 22 at MaMA.

Invited by our current program maker Ruby Reding , artist and dj Nabila ernada a.k.a Nernada played a live set at our friends from Operator .radio

From Björk to the soft, soothing twinkling of Visible Cloaks, you can find a few tracks from Nernada’s playful, soft and ambient-like setlist below: 

1: Björk - The Anchor Song
2: Other Joe - Flawless x Adjacent G - iridescent beetles
3: Discovery Zone - Ur Eyes
4: Visible Cloaks - Screen
5: Q Lazzarus - Goodbye Horses x Fumihiro Murakami - Miko

Click for link in bio to enjoy the full set. 

shadow circuits runs through May 3 in our showroom. Don’t be shy and come visit!

Thursday, April 22–𝙨𝙝𝙖𝙙𝙤𝙬 𝙘𝙞𝙧𝙘𝙪𝙞𝙩𝙨 @ WORM: a night of selected shorts

Come join us for a night of short films at our next-door neighbour WORM, curated by shadow circuits’ program maker Ruby Reding . The evening features films that focus on journeys on cargo ships, set against the backdrop of the current turmoil, caused by inflation, automation of labour and the current wars in Iran and Libanon. With the sea as a political and poetic landscape, the films explore globalisation, the pollution of our resources and the people who labour at different sites along the supply chain. With works by Natasa Efstathiadi, Rosalind Nashashibi , Diana Al Halabi .al.halabi and Mohamed Abdelkarim .abdelkarim.

Program 🎬
20:30-22:30
Screening of shorts
Q+A with Diana AL Halabi and Ruby Reding

The event will be held in English, but some of the shorts are subtitled.

Click for link in bio to purchase tickets.
Cinevelle valid at the door and online the day of the screening.