Exhibition from 11 Sep until 25 Oct at at Clublokaal BredaPhoto Festival: A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity
First line-up for Photobook Week announced; from 25 November, photobooks will take centre stage.
FOTODOK’s new book featuring poetry and photography is now available for pre-order until 16 October!
FOTODOK highlights the importance of visual storytelling on social issues and the transformative power of image-makers
Exhibition from 11 Sep until 25 Oct at at Clublokaal BredaPhoto Festival: A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity
FOTODOK’s new book featuring poetry and photography is available for pre-order until 16 October!
First line-up for Photobook Weekannounced; from 25 November, photobooks will take centre stage.
What do we see when we think of Europe? The name already opens many perspectives: one explanation is that it is derived from the ancient Greek Euris-Ops, meaning ‘wide gaze’. Visual artists, based in the Netherlands, are seeking to visualise the many overlapping, contradicting, or unfinished stories of what Europe is. In this exhibition, they offer a multi-facetted Wider Gaze for making sense of Europe, the Europeans and the wider world.
Her ongoing project, The Untangled Tales, explores the colonial past of Suriname, the country of her parents and ancestors, which she herself has only recently come to know. Through this work, she brings to light stories that have remained hidden or survive only in fragments. Through colour, focus and composition, she creates a distinctive visual language that has garnered much admiration.
‘A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity’ is an experimental publication in its nature, combining poetry and visual research materials as well as some selected works by artists participating in the exhibition: Donja Nasseri, Ebun Sodipo, Julius Thissen, Nayara Leite, and S*an D. Henry-Smith.
What do we see when we think of Europe? The name already opens many perspectives: one explanation is that it is derived from the ancient Greek Euris-Ops, meaning ‘wide gaze’. Visual artists, based in the Netherlands, are seeking to visualise the many overlapping, contradicting, or unfinished stories of what Europe is. In this exhibition, they offer a multi-facetted Wider Gaze for making sense of Europe, the Europeans and the wider world.
Her ongoing project, The Untangled Tales, explores the colonial past of Suriname, the country of her parents and ancestors, which she herself has only recently come to know. Through this work, she brings to light stories that have remained hidden or survive only in fragments. Through colour, focus and composition, she creates a distinctive visual language that has garnered much admiration.
‘A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity’ is an experimental publication in its nature, combining poetry and visual research materials as well as some selected works by artists participating in the exhibition: Donja Nasseri, Ebun Sodipo, Julius Thissen, Nayara Leite, and S*an D. Henry-Smith.
How do you share your [stories] without laying your [people] completely bare? In the exhibition ‘On Tokens and Open Secrets’ Lighthouse 2025-2026 shares the outcome of last year’s programme.
In “A Wider Gaze”, a group exhibition at Atelier Néerlandais in Paris, the artists reflect on what it means to be European today through their work.
Artists and photographers can apply for LIGHTHOUSE 2026/2027 until 9 August.
