Exhibition
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On 11 November FOTODOK will open in Atelier Néerlandais in Paris the exhibition Earthlings. Earthlings is an exhibition by FOTODOK made in collaboration with curator Jenny...
FOTODOK presents the project When Summer Became Winter (2019 - ongoing) by Yara Jimmink. The outdoor installation at the yard of Het Utrechts Archief is open for visitors...
On the November 27th 2020, FOTODOK opens its new exhibition Pass It On. Private Stories, Public Histories. FOTODOK invites artists Inge Meijer (NL), Lebohang Kganye (ZA),...
FOTODOK presents a selection of digital media clippings with materials dedicated to the exhibition...
The Utrecht-based artist Bart Lunenburg's research resulted in the exhibition This Creaking Floor and All the Ceilings Below – which is on view as of March* at FOTODOK...
Since 2014, FOTODOK and Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons have been sharing the same building in the...
For almost a year, Utrecht-based artist Bart Lunenburg, assigned by FOTODOK, researched archival materials...
FOTODOK presents the project Alexander (2013-2018) by Michał Siarek. The opening and the artist’s talk is at 17:00 on the 16th of January 2020. Save the date!
On several days during the exhibition period of Joint memory: Photographic Fragments, FOTODOK presents...
Collective memory, social memory, cultural memory, class memory, public memory, family memory, local memory...
In Who’s in control? FOTODOK presents (inter)national photographers’ work that shows us how to look with fresh eyes at the underlying structures of societal changes of today.
We usually introduce ourselves with our name, immediately followed by what we do for a living. Our work is an important part of our identity: you are what you do...
Do we include or exclude? In the context of contemporary debates around globalisation, polarisation and migration, Beyond Us and Them examines identity and group formation...
The line between nature and technology is becoming increasingly blurred: vision and hearing can be restored thanks to brain implants;
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