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Taste of Hope: An Inclusive Dinner and Reflective Art Experience at NDSM FUSE

Join for an evening of communal dining, artistic engagement, and meaningful dialogue exploring themes of hope.

Experience Taste of Hope, an intimate evening event at NDSM FUSE combining dinner, art, and profound reflection. This unique gathering encourages the exchange of hopeful stories and perspectives amidst the 'Reply:Forward' exhibition. Engage in facilitated discussions led by De Kwekerij program makers, enjoy a buffet meal, and witness a special piano performance by artist Guido van der Werve. It's an opportunity for connection and imaginative thought in a warm, communal setting.

About Taste of Hope: 28/8 – an inclusive dinner at NDSM FUSE at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) in Amsterdam

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Exhibition summary

Taste of Hope is an intimate, offline evening event combining dinner, art, and reflection centered around hopeful stories and the exhibition 'Reply:Forward'. The event encourages conversation and connection, offering a warm space to exchange perspectives on individual, collective, and future hope.

Curatorial context

Taste of Hope is an intimate, offline evening designed for reflection and the exchange of hopeful stories, hosted amidst the 'Reply:Forward' exhibition at NDSM FUSE. This event provides a warm setting for communal dining and artistic engagement, encouraging participants to connect and share their perspectives on hope amidst contemporary challenges such as housing shortages, climate change, and conflict. The program includes a guided tour of the 'Reply:Forward' exhibition by its creators, Caithlin, Mees, and Thierno, followed by facilitated discussions led by De Kwekerij program makers. Guests will enjoy a buffet meal from R&B Food Art & Culture, with conversations centered around themes of individual hope, collective hope, and the visible hope for the future. Artist Guido van der Werve will also contribute a special performance on the piano. The event emphasizes creating space for silence, reflection, and encounter, aiming for an exercise in imagination rather than wishful thinking.

Admission and ticket notes

Tickets cost €35.00 / €25.00 (with discount for Stadspas, 65+, and students), including a guided tour. The organizers aim to keep the event accessible but note that the price is not cost-covering; additional contributions are welcome. For pricing concerns, contact [email protected].

Taste of Hope: 28/8 – an inclusive dinner at NDSM FUSE key exhibition facts

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Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
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Artist line / attribution
The event features the exhibition creators Caithlin, Mees, and Thierno, and a special contribution from artist Guido van der Werve, who will perform Chopin's Nocturne Op. 48 Nr 1. Program makers from De Kwekerij facilitate discussions, and the dinner is provided by R&B Food Art & Culture.
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