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Prikkelarme openstelling RE:FWD: A Low-Sensory Accessible Open Day for Young Artists' Group Exhibition

Engage with contemporary art in a serene, accessible environment, designed for visitors benefiting from reduced sensory stimulation.

The Prikkelarme openstelling RE:FWD provides a unique opportunity to explore a compelling group exhibition in a calm, accessible setting. Featuring 21 young artists, this special open day focuses on contemporary art that inspires hope and reflection on future perspectives. Visitors can experience art exploring how past, present, and future narratives converge.

About Prikkelarme openstelling RE:FWD at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) in Amsterdam

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Exhibition summary

Experience 'RE:FWD', a special low-sensory open day for a group exhibition featuring 21 young artists exploring hope and future perspectives in a challenging world. This event offers a quieter, more accessible museum visit with fewer visitors and dimmed lights and sounds. It invites reflection on how art can help imagine a more hopeful, yet realistic, future.

Curatorial context

The 'Prikkelarme openstelling RE:FWD' offers a unique opportunity to engage with the group exhibition 'RE:FWD: A reply to the present, a forward to us all' in a more accessible and serene environment. This special open day is designed for visitors who benefit from reduced sensory stimulation, featuring fewer people, dimmed lights, and subdued sounds. The exhibition itself brings together the work of 21 young artists who collectively explore the concept of hope as an active force for change. Inspired by biblical themes of unseen potential and future possibilities, the artists reflect on transformation and their role in shaping it. The exhibition aims to inspire visitors with a sense of hope and activate them towards engaging with the future, fostering a space where past, present, and future narratives converge through art.

Admission and ticket notes

No extra costs are associated with this special open day. Visitors are encouraged to book tickets for the exhibition in advance via the provided link to Kunstlinie Almere's ticket shop.

Prikkelarme openstelling RE:FWD key exhibition facts

Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Prikkelarme openstelling RE:FWD at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) in Amsterdam

Venue
Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Mar 1, 2024 – Mar 29, 2024
Artist line / attribution
Featuring the work of 21 artists: Ahmad Mallah, Augustina Lavickaite, Charmaine de Heij, Chongjin Chen, Clinton Kabena, Cristal De La Cruz, Daeun Lim, Davitha van de Kuilen, Elena Zecchin, Ellen Yiu, Emmy van de Grift, Hodan Omar Elmi, Karmel Sabri, Lorena Rode, Marc Paulusma, Marian Genet, Qiaochu Guo, Rebecca Lillich Krüger, Sasa Hara Ghanem-Chaney, Simon Pillaud, and Yang-ha.
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