De Appel is an internationally oriented arts centre located in Amsterdam. Since 1975 it has functioned as a site for the research and presentation of contemporary visual art through exhibitions, publications and discursive events.
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- Amsterdam, Netherlands, Post Box 10764 1001 ET
- Telefoonnummer:
- 020 6255651
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de Appel arts centre The application deadline for the CP programme 2010/2011 is 15 January 2010. Candidates are invited to apply by writing a letter, in which they explain their reasons for wanting to attend the programme and what they expect from it. read more on www.deappel.nl
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De Appel kindly invites you to the launch of the sixth issue of F.R.DAVID, The 'Iditorial' Issue. F.R. DAVID is the journal in the English language published by de Appel that focuses on the 'status' of writing in the contemporary art practice. Writing as a mode that informs and feeds, supports and describes, backs up a...nd interprets, comments and reflects upon contemporary artistic production.
During the Book Launch of the latest issue of F.R. DAVID on Thursday 17 December, Stuart Bailey (DotDotDot magazine) will moderate a conversation between editors Ann Demeester, Will Holder and Dieter Roelstraete. Bailey will also present Dexter Sinister's "Portable Document Format" (see www.dextersinister.org).
F.R. DAVID is available at the charge of 10 euro (excl. package costs) and can be ordered by sending an email to bookshop@deappel.nl.
For more information about F.R.DAVID or all our other publications, please have a look at the Publications part on this website. For Book orders and questions please email us at bookshop@deappel.nl.
Tijd:donderdag 17 december 2009 19:00
Locatie:A&C Building, 6th Floor 'Filmroom' Damrak 70
de Appel arts centre Tonight and tomorrow 8.30 pm ADAM PENDLETON with "BAND" in De Brakke Grond
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A three-part program comprising two performances and an exhibition in a collaboration between de Appel and Kunstverein, Amsterdam.
Part one
“three scenes”
Performance
took place on 23 Sept. 2009 in Kunstverein, Amsterdam
Part two
“grey-blue grain”
Exhibition
12 Dec. 2009 – 31 Jan. 2010
Location: Kunstverein, Ruyschstraat 4 III..., Amsterdam
A selection of projects from 2007-09 that deal directly with the abstraction and instrumentalisation of language and image through sculpture and wall-based work.
Part three
“BAND”
Performance/film screening
13 and 14 Dec. 2009, 8.30 PM
Location: De Brakke Grond (Rode Zaal), Nes 45, Amsterdam
Adam Pendleton’s BAND is a form and content refashioning of Jean-Luc Godard’s “Sympathy for the Devil”. Made in the aftermath of May ’68, the original film helped mark Godard’s break from his Nouvelle Vague period into a more committed engagement with the politics and class struggles of the time.
BAND is unfolding in stages, it began at the Toronto International Film Festival with a rehearsal/film-shoot and live concert by the indie-rock/post-punk band Deerhoof. The Amsterdam performance/film screening will present the first edit of footage from Toronto with work-in-progress sequences from texts based on the work of authors explicitly related to Godard’s film, such as black power activist Eldridge Cleaver; or tangentially related, such as Gertrude Stein. The final stage of BAND will occur as a solo-exhibition at The Kitchen, New York in Fall 2010.
Co-producers: Kunstverein, Amsterdam, Wayne Baerwaldt, Alberta College of Art + Design, Calgary; Noah Cowan, Toronto International Film Festival, Future Projections; with additional support from Rashida Bumbray, The Kitchen, New York.
Photo: Adam Pendleton, "BAND", 2009, concert/performance,
featuring Deerhoof, Performance view, Toronto International Film Festival, photo by Aviva Cohen
Tijd:zondag 13 december 2009 20:30
Locatie:De Brakke Grond, Nes 45, Amsterdam
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de Appel arts centre is currently working on an audience research and needs your help!
We are curious about your opinion on different aspects of the functioning of de Appel. We would very much appreciate it if you would fill out the online survey. It will take approximately five minutes. The results are anonymous and w...ill be used exclusively for this research.
English version: http://www.thesistools.com/?qid=94929&1n
Dutch version: http://www.thesistools.com/?qid=94861&1n
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de Appel arts centre This weekend: "the manifold (after) lives of performance", we hope to see you there!
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13 Nov. In STUK Kunstencentrum, Naamsestraat 96, Leuven (BE):Conference: 2 pm – 6 pm, Cinema ZedPerformance Sarah Vanhee “The Great Public Sale of Unrealized but Brilliant Ideas”, 8.30 ...
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Tonight, our director Ann Demeester presents Frank Koolen in the Television Show 4Art at 5pm, Ned. 2 http://cultuurgids.avro.nl/front/pipkuns
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Nieuw in KunstUur: 4 Art, een nieuwe serie over hedendaagse beeldende kunst. Voor dit programma werkt de AVRO samen met het Fonds BKVB .
de Appel arts centre de Appel presents i.c.w. STUK Kunstencentrum: "The manifold (after) lives of performance" A multidisciplinary symposium that will look into the (im)possibilities of recording, documenting and archiving of performance. 13 November Leuven, 14 (& 15) November Amsterdam.
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Co-production of de Appel with STUK Kunstencentrum (Leuven).
Since 2006, de Appel has been presenting at regular intervals, under the heading “Situations”, performances by diverse makers - from visual artists to choreographers and writers - who are investigating the notion of the ‘live moment’. In 2009, a year in which ...de Appel temporarily lacks a home base and is pursuing a ‘disembodied’ programme, a lot of our performances are taking place under the auspices of an institutional alliance with Theater Frascati. With the two-day multidisciplinary symposium “The manifold (after) lives of performance”, which will present the viewpoint of the artist as well as the theorist, de Appel, Frascati and partner STUK Kunstencentrum will be contributing to the creation of knowledge concerning the many current ways in which performance is handed down, preserved and mediated ‘after the fact’.
The time-bound moment of a performance conflicts with the desire to keep these sorts of works of art ‘alive’ afterwards, to collect them and to present them to spectators who were not present at the original moment. How can artists and organisations present ephemeral live actions once again after the short-lived momentum of the original production in a meaningful way?
The two day symposium will look into the (im)possibilities of recording, documenting and archiving, as well as the re-enactment, activating or recontextualisation of actions, happenings and performances. On the basis of examples taken from the practice (case- studies) the symposium will contribute to the theoretical and practical concern with the (after) lives of performances.
With contributions by: Peter Baren & Ondra Libal, Dirk Braeckman & Els Dietvorst, Marie Cool & Fabio Balducci, Serge Delbruyère, Sophie Delpeux, Annie Fletcher, Myriam van Imschoot, Inside Movement Knowledge, Eric Mangion, Eva Meyer- Hermann, Sarah Vanhee, David Weber Krebbs & Alexander Schellow amongst others.
PROGRAMME
13 Nov. In STUK Kunstencentrum, Naamsestraat 96, Leuven (BE):
Conference: 2 pm – 6 pm, Cinema Zed
Performance Sarah Vanhee “The Great Public Sale of Unrealized but Brilliant Ideas”, 8.30 pm., Labozaal
Performance Rimini Protokoll “Breaking News”, 8.30 pm., Soetezaal
In the context of the Playground Festival www.playgroundfestival.be
14 Nov. in Theatre Frascati, Nes 63 Amsterdam:
Conference: 2 pm – 6 pm, room 2
Performance Serge Delbruyère “Build it & they will cum”, 7.00 pm, room 2
Performance Peter Baren “DISCOVER HEAVEN (Under The Arches Of Societies)”, 8.30 pm, room 3
15 Nov. in Theatre Frascati, Nes 63 Amsterdam:
Performance Serge Delbruyère “Build it & they will cum”, 7.00 pm, room 2
Performance Peter Baren “FLEET OF ARKS (Under The Arches Of Societies)”, 8.30 pm, room2
Tickets: via STUK Kunstencentrum 0032 163 20 300 and Theatre Frascati – 0031 20 626 68 66
Tijd:vrijdag 13 november 2009 14:00
Locatie:STUK Kunstencentrum, Naamstestraat 96, Leuven (BE) and Frascati, Nes 63, Amsterdam
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This is our a new exhibition space in Amsterdam at the Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat 59 (tram 3, 12 or 25, stop Ferdinand Bolstraat). The building on the Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat was built at the end of the nineteenth century as a ‘3rd class’ public primary school for boys and will be named: de Appel Boys' School.
The opening will be in February 2010.
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'New ideas need old buildings' - Jane Jacobs
De Appel is pleased to announce that, commencing in February 2010, it will be making use of a new exhibition space at Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat 59 (tram 3, 12 or 25, stop Ferdinand Bolstraat). This will mark the end of de Appel’s temporary ‘disembodiment’ in 2009 - a yea...r in which the regular, additional programme of performances, projects, lectures, ‘informances’ and publications came to the fore in various locations in the city, with the Frascati and Stadsschouwburg theatres as institutional partners. This emphasis on text, (spoken) word and gesture will shift in 2010 back again to object and image with a series of exhibitions. De Appel’s intrinsic line and its ambition to remain progressive and ‘unusual’ on the basis of its long past history is thus being continued.
Having been housed on the Brouwersgracht, Prinseneiland and the Nieuwe Spiegelstraat, de Appel has manifested itself in very different ways since 1975. Now, through this relocation, de Appel is cropping up again at an unexpected spot in Amsterdam. The building on the Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat was built at the end of the nineteenth century as a ‘3rd class’ public primary school for boys, in what was then the rapidly burgeoning district known as De Pijp on the edge of Amsterdam. After that it had different functions, from music library to a training school for midwives. Because of its historical character and its central location in a striking and lively ambiance, a stone’s throw from the Museumplein and de Ateliers, it offers de Appel an exquisite place for resuming its exhibition programme in full swing.
A brief pick from what will be presented in 2010. In February 2010 we will be opening with the group exhibition “For the blind man in the dark room looking for the black cat that isn’t there”, produced in collaboration with the Saint Louis Museum (Saint Louis, USA), ICA (London) and Kulturgest (Lisbon), which focuses on the ‘enigma’ of contemporary art and presents ‘non-understanding’ as a positive attitude. Among the artists included are Marcel Broodthaers, Eric Duyckaerts, Peter Fischli & David Weiss and Frances Stark. With solo exhibitions by Rod Bianco/Bjarne Melgaard (AUS/USA), Valérie Mannaerts (BE), Matt Mullican (USA), Mika Rottenberg (ARG/USA) and Emily Wardill (GB), de Appel will, as in previous years, be exploring the idiolects, personal mythologies and private preoccupations of a number of young and more established artists.
The exhibition space on the Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat, from now on named ‘de Appel-Boys School’, will be used as de Appel's exhibition space during 2010 and 2011. At the end of 2011 de Appel will permanently 'settle' at 142 Prins Hendrikkade in Amsterdam, in a building traditionally known as the Zeemanshoop. Officially commissioned by the City of Amsterdam - the building on the Prins Hendrikkade is being renovated. Architectural offices were assigned in August this year and a selection was made in September. The winning office is the Nieuwe Generatie (www.denieuwegeneratie.nu) in collaboration with ADP (www.adp-architecten.nl), an excellent combination of enthusiasm and expertise. The definitive design and the building application should be ready before the end of the year.
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Tomorrow 7.30 pm "in the long run" http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=14
An informative event and a peek ‘behind the scenes’
Locatie:A & C Gebouw
Tijd:vrijdag 2 oktober 2009 19:30
de Appel arts centre This Friday in Vilnius, Opening Urban Stories 'Black Swans, True Tales and Private Truths'
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Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius"Urban Stories"September 26 - November 22, 2009CAC, Vokieciu g. 2,LT-01130 Vilnius, LithuaniaT: +370-5-260 8960F: +370-5-262 3954info@cac.lthttp://www.cac.lthttp://www.urbanstories.lthttp://www.deappel.nl
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