Difference between revisions of "Amsterdam"

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Initiatives[edit]

Venues

11, club
ADM, squat, *1997
De Appel, contemporary arts centre, *1975
Bajesdorp, neighbourhood, *2003
De Balie, theatre, socio-cultural centre and restaurant, *1982
Boekie Woekie, books by artists, *1986
Bologna.cc, project space
Butcher's Tears, micro-brewery and event venue, *2013
Casco Amsterdam, club and café, *2016
Cinetol, cultural venue, *2014
Concerto, record store, *1955
EYE, film museum, *2010
fanfare, platform for independent design, art and spatial practices, *2014
Filmhuis Cavia, *1983
Framer Framed, exhibition space, *2014
Galerie A / Multiples.nl, artists' books and photography gallery, *1976
Galerie van Gelder, *1985
GROND, art space, *2024
Hackers & Designers, art, technology and design coop, Noord, *2019
Het HEM, home for contemporary culture, Zaandam, *2022
ImagineIC
Joe's Garage, autonomous socio-political centre, *2005
Kriterion, cinema, *1945
Kulter, gallery, *2009
Lab111, media café
LAG, hacklab, *2013
Lely, urban resort, *2017
LI-MA, *2013
Loods6, creative centre, *1996
Lumen Travo, *1985
Marwan, artist-run project space, *2016
Mediamatic, bio art and tech venue, *1983
De Melkweg, music venue and cultural centre, *1970
NASA, *2012
NDSM Art City (Kunststad), *2007, [1]
De Nieuwe Anita, concert venue, *2005
Nieuw Dakota, platform for contemporary art, *2010
No Other Option, artist-run neighborhood workshop, *2024
OCCII, event venue, *1984
OT301, alternative centre, *1999
P/////AKT, exhibition space, *2003
Paradiso, music venue and cultural centre, *1968
Perdu, poetry bookstore, *1984
Plan B, gallery, *2006
Plantage Dok & Dokhuis Galerie, *1998
De Punt, art and project space, *2014
Red Light Records, second-hand record store for rare and obscure music, *2007
Rongwrong, space for art and theory, *2011
Rozenstraat, project space, *2017
De Ruimte, concert venue & café restaurant, *2012
San Serriffe, art bookshop, *2011
De School, multifunctional space, *2016
Spui 25, academic-cultural centre
STEIM, studio for electro-instrumental music, *1967
TAAK, art centre
TAG
Technologia Incognita, hackerspace, *2012
Torpedo Theater, small-scale theatre, formerly Parooltheater, *2001
Veem House for Performance, *1986
Vintage Voudou, record store, *2010
Vondelbunker, autonomous centre, *2011
W139, exhibition space, *1979
Waag Society, institute for art, science and technology, *1994
West Wednesdays
Zone2Source, art/nature/tech exhibition platform, *2014

Association: MOKER - Verenigde Beeldende Kunstinstellingen Amsterdam (*2019).

Past spaces: Side Room (2014-2016), Lost Property gallery (2012-2013), Outpost artist-run space (2009-2013), Smart Project Space (-2012), Quarantine Series (2003-2004), ASCII hacklab (1999-2006), Desk.nl media lab (1994-1996), Montevideo / Time Based Arts / NIMk (1978/1993-2012), The Living Room gallery (1981-1993), Other Books and So artist-run bookstore (1975-1979) and archive (1979-1989), In-Out Center artist space (1972-1974), Art & Project gallery (1968-2001).

Other initiatives

Critical Infrastructure Lab, *2023, [2]
DFM, freeform radio
Future Ruins, *2013
The Hmm, platform for internet cultures, *2016
Institute of Artificial Art Amsterdam
If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, *2005
Institute of Network Cultures, *2004
Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee, online radio
LAPS, research institute for art and public space
Nettime-nl, mailing list, *1996
Neverneverland foundation, *2016
Perdu, *1984
perform doc, *2018
Platform BK, *2012
Roma Publications, art book publisher, *1998
Urban Resort, *2007
Valiz, art book publisher, *2003
xs4all, *1993

Past initiatives: Redmond intersectional feminist collective (2013-2017), Netband, European Cultural Backbone (*1999), SKOR (*1999), The Dutch Thing (*1996), De Digitale Stad (*1994), Hacktic Network (1992-1995), Virtueel Platform (1996-2012), Mediamatic magazine (1986-2007), Hack-Tic (1989-1993), Radio 100 pirate radio, Patapoe pirate radio, Vrije Keijzer pirate radio, XyberTag BBS, Adilkno / Bilwet (1983-1999), Suck magazine (1969-1974).

Events[edit]

2.Dh5, annual festival for the exchange of radical ideas, strategies and practices by grassroots campaigns, collective projects and direct action campaigns, since 2018
Atrabilious Experimental Filmfest, *2015
Amsterdam Girl Geek Dinner, *2008
DNK, concert series, *2005
Fiber Festival, *2011
Hackers & Designers, *2013
In-Between Media: Hybrid Tactics in the Crisis Era, conference, 2023
Lost & Found, festival, *1997
Other Futures, festival, *2018
Sonic Acts, festival, *1994
Sounds of the Underground (SOTU), music festival, *2012
(tbd), hacker camp, *2018, 2023, 2024
WhyNot, contemporary dance & performance festival, *2010

Event listings: Amsterdam Alternative, Amsterdam on radar.squat.net.

Past events

Iterations, creative coding symposium, 2021
Making Public, conference, 2019
DNK Days, festival, 2018
Printing Plant: Art Book Fair, 2018
As If: The Media Artist as Trickster, exhibition, 2017
The Society of Post-Control, conference, 2017
Idiotic Code, 2015
Radical Software [3], 2014
Interference, festival, 2014
Unlike Us, 2012
Where Are We Going, Walt Whitman?, conference festival, 2012-2013
GLI.TC/H, 2011
The Art of Hacking, exhibition, 2011
The Second Act, 2011
Amsterdam SuperCollider Users Group, 2011
Cinema Clash Continuum conference-festival, 2011
Soundart festival, 2011
Transnatural, festival, 2010-2012
ElectroSmog, festival, 2010
Critical Point of View, 2010
Society of the Query, conference, 2009, 2013
Eclectic Tech Carnival, 2008
Walled Garden, conference, 2008
VX:mission, 2008
Economies of the Commons, conference series, 2008-2012
Video Vortex, exhibition, 2007-2008
Mobile Music Workshop, 2007
Culture 2.0, 2007
Recalling RFID, 2007
New Network Theory, conference, 2007
C'lick Me, netporn festival, 2007
The Art and Politics of Netporn, conference, 2005
Incommunicado, conference, 2005
Victorian Circus, festival, 2005-2008
Urban Screens, 2005, 2009
An Archaeology of Imaginary Media, 2004
E-Culture Fair 2, 2003
World-Information.Org, 2002
E-Culture Fair, 2000
Net.Congestion, 2000
Tulipomania DotCom, conference, 2000
That Media Thing 1+2, symposium, 1999
Browser Day, 1998-2002
P2P Conference, 1997
Doors of Perception, conference, 1993-2002
Next 5 Minutes, 1993-2003
Wetware Convention, 1991
Decolonization of Imagination, 1991
Art meets Science and Spirituality in a Changing Economy, 1990
The Seropositive Ball, 1990
Galactic Hacker Party, 1989
Talking Back to the Media, 1985
World Wide Video, festival, *1982
Works and Words, 1979

Art workers[edit]

Alina Lupu (1985)
Amran Anjun
André Avelãs
Anja Groten
Anne Helmond
Annet Dekker
Annette Wolfsberger
Arie Altena
Arjen Mulder
Arnisa Zeqo
Balázs Bodó
Bas van Koolwijk
Bernhard Rieder (1976)
Cãlin Dan (1955)
Caroline Nevejan
Christina Della Giustina (1965)
Claudia Roeck
Constant Dullaart (1979)
Cristina Garriga
Debra Solomon
Donna Metzlar (1969)
Elisabeth Klement
Eric Kluitenberg (1965)
Erik Borra (1981)
Esther Weltevrede
Felicia von Zweigbergk
Gaby Wijers
Geert Lovink (1959)
Gert-Jan Prins (1961)
Irad Lee
Isabelle Vigier (1963)
Ivo Bol
James Beckett (1977)
Jan Simons
Jarl Schulp
Jaromil
John Haltiwanger
Jonas Lund
Jonathan Reus
Joost Rekveld (1970)
Joris van Hoboken
Josephine Bosma
Juha van 't Zelfde
Juli Laczkó
Karl Klomp (1979)
Karl Moubarak
Katja Novitskova (1984)
Lara Khaldi
Lilian Stolk
Lonneke van der Velden
Louwrien Wijers (1941)
Marc Stumpel
Maria Hlavajova
Mariana Lanari (1976)
Marije Baalman
Mark Bain
Marleen Stikker (1962)
Martijn Comes (1979)
Martijn Tellinga (1974)
Martine Neddam (1953)
Martijn van Boven (1977)
Maxigas
Menno Grootveld
Michel Waisvisz (1949)
Michelle Kasprzak
Nuraini Juliastuti
Ñusta Nina
Olga Sezneva
Paul Keller (1974)
Pieter Verbeke
Radboud Mens
Remco van Bladel (1977)
Renée Ridgway
Richard Rogers
The Rodina
Rosa Menkman
Sanneke Huisman
Seamus Cater
Sebastian Scholz (1977)
Sepp Eckenhaussen (1993)
Sher Doruff
Sjoerd Leijten (1983)
Sujata Majumdar (1976)
Sophie Berrebi (1973)
Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec
Thomas Poell (1973)
Tjebbe van Tijen (1944)
Tom Demeyer
Vesna Manojlovic
Viljam Nybacka
RIP: Harold Schellinx (1956-2025), Ulises Carrión (1941-1989).

Publications[edit]

Caroline Nevejan, Presence and the Design of Trust, Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam, 2007. PhD thesis. [4]

Caroline Nevejan, Alexander Badenoch, "How Amsterdam Invented the Internet: European Networks of Significance, 1980–1995", in Hacking Europe: From Computer Cultures to Demoscenes, eds. Gerard Alberts and Ruth Oldenziel, Springer, 2014, pp. 189-217.

Maarten Reijnders, De Hackers die Nederland veranderden, Amsterdam: Podium, 2023, 352 pp. Publisher. (Dutch)

Pak Mokum Terug: woonstrijd in een krakende stad, Amsterdam: Spookstad, with Starfish Books, 2023, 363 pp. Publisher, [5]. (Dutch)
- Take Back Mokum: Squatting and the Housing Struggle in Amsterdam, Amsterdam: Spookstad, 2024, 353 pp. Publisher.

	Cities alternative base
Amsterdam, Athens, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Brussels, Budapest, Copenhagen, Kyiv, Ljubljana, London, New York, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Stockholm, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb

	Full list
Aalborg, Aarhus, Almaty, Almere, Alta, Alytus, Amersfoort, Amman, Amsterdam, Ankara, Antwerp, Arad, Arnhem, Athens, Auckland, Augsburg, Baltimore, Banja Luka, Banská Bystrica, Barcelona, Barentsburg, Barrow-in-Furness, Basel, Baton Rouge, Beirut, Belfast, Beijing, Belgrade, Bergen, Berlin, Bern, Bielefeld, Bihać‎, Bilbao, Birmingham, Bishkek, Bochum, Bogotá, Bologna, Bolzano, Bonn, Boulder, Bournemouth, Bordeaux, Braga, Bratislava, Breda, Bremen, Brest, Brighton, Bristol, Brno, Bruges, Brussels, Bucharest, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Bygdoszcz, Bytom, Caen, Cairo, Calgary, Cambridge, Cardiff, Casablanca, České Budějovice, Cetinje, Chania, Charleroi, Chemnitz, Chişinău, Cluj-Napoca, Cologne, Conwy, Copenhagen, Cordoba, Cork, Coswig, Coventry, Debrecen, Derry, Den Bosch, Deventer, Dilijan, Dnepropetrovsk, Dnipro, Dordrecht, Dortmund, Dresden, Dublin, Dubrovnik, Dushanbe, Düsseldorf, Edinburgh, Edmonton, Eindhoven, Enghien-les-Bains, Enschede, Ferrara, Florence, Frankfurt, Fredrikstad, Fribourg, Funchal, Galanta, Gdańsk, Gdynia, Geneva, Genk, Genoa, Gera, Gevgelija, Ghent, Gijon, Giza, Glasgow, Gothenburg, Granada, Graz, Grenland, Grenoble, Grimstad, Groningen, Guimaraes, Győr, Haarlem, The Hague, Hainburg, Halifax, Halle, Hallein, Hamburg, Hamilton, Havana, Helsingør, Helsinki, Holon, Hong Kong, Hoorn, Høvikodden, Huddersfield, Innsbruck, Irpin, Istanbul, Ivano-Frankivsk, Jerusalem, Kaliningrad, Kampala, Karachi, Karagandy, Karlovac, Karlsruhe, Kassel, Katowice, Kaunas, Kazan, Kent, Kharkiv, Kherson, Kirkenes, Klagenfurt, Komárno, Kopavogur, Korčula, Kortrijk, Košice, Krakow, Krasnoyarsk, Krems, Kristiansand, Krizevci, Kvinesdal, Kyiv, Kyoto, La Paz, Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Lausanne, Leeds, Leeuwarden, Legnica, Leicester, Leiden, Leipzig, Leuven, Lille, Lillehammer, Lima, Limassol, Limerick, Linköping, Linz, Lisbon, Liverpool, Ljubljana, Łódź, London, Longyearbyen, Los Angeles, Lübeck, Lublin, Lucerne, Lugansk, Lund, Luxembourg, Lviv, Lyon, Maastricht, Madeira, Madrid, Magdeburg, Malmö, Manchester, Manila, Mariánské Lázně, Maribor, Marseille, Mechelen, Medellín, Melbourne, Mexico City, Michalovce, Middelburg, Milan, Minsk, Mons, Montpellier, Montréal, Mooste, Moscow, Moss, Mostar, Mulhouse, Mumbai, Munich, Murcia, Murmansk, Nantes, Naples, New York City, Newcastle, Nice, Nicosia, Nida, Nijmegen, Nikel, Nitra, Nottingham, Nova Gorica, Nové Zámky, Novigrad, Novi Sad, Nürnberg, Nuuk, Odesa, Oldenburg, Olomouc, Olsztyn, Omsk, Opava, Oradea, Oranjestad, Osijek, Oslo, Osnabrück, Ostrava, Ottawa, Oulu, Oxford, Pančevo, Pardubice, Paris, Pärnu, Pécs, Perast, Perm, Pezinok, Philadelphia, Piemonte, Piešťany, Plovdiv, Plymouth, Plzeň, Podgorica, Portland, Porto, Potsdam, Považská Bystrica, Poznań, Prague, Prato, Prešov, Prishtina, Prizren, Pula, Québec, Rabat, Ramallah, Reading, Regensburg, Regina, Rennes, Reykjavík, Riga, Rijeka, Rome, Roskilde, Rotterdam, Rouen, Rovigo, Saguenay, Saint-Etienne, Saint-Ouen, Salzburg, San Francisco, San Marino, San Sebastian, Sandnes, Santiago de Chile, Santiago de Compostela, Sarajevo, Saskatoon, Sebastopol, Seoul, Sevilla, Shanghai, Sheffield, Siegen, Singapore, Skopje, Sofia, Southampton, Split, St. Gallen, St Petersburg, Stará Ľubovňa, Stavanger, Stockholm, Strasbourg, Struer, Svolvær, Swansea, Szczecin, Szeged, Székesfehérvár, Taipei, Tallinn, Tartu, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Tehran, Tel Aviv, Tenerife, Thessaloniki, Tilburg, Timișoara, Tirana, Tokyo, Toronto, Toruń, Tottenham, Tromsø, Trondheim, Turin, Tuzla, Ulaanbaatar, Umeå, Uppsala, Ústí nad Labem, Utrecht, Uzhhorod, Valencia, Valparaíso, Vancouver, Varna, Växjö, Velika Gorica, Venice, Victoria, Vienna, Vilnius, Vis, Wageningen, Warsaw, Weimar, Willemstad, Winnipeg, Wrocław, Yekaterinburg, Yerevan, Yogyakarta, York, Zadar, Zagreb, Zambrow, Zlín, Zürich

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 ==Initiatives==
 ; Venues
 <div class=threecol>
 * [[11]], club
 * [https://adm.amsterdam/ ADM], squat, *1997
 * [[De Appel]], contemporary arts centre, *1975
-* [http://bajesdorp.nl Bajesdorp], neighbourhood
+* [http://bajesdorp.nl Bajesdorp], neighbourhood, *2003
 * [[De Balie]], theatre, socio-cultural centre and restaurant, *1982
 * [[Boekie Woekie]], books by artists, *1986
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 * [https://concerto.amsterdam Concerto], record store, *1955
 * [[EYE]], film museum, *2010
+* [https://fanfarefanfare.nl/ fanfare], platform for independent design, art and spatial practices, *2014
 * [http://www.filmhuiscavia.nl/ Filmhuis Cavia], *1983
 * [http://framerframed.nl Framer Framed], exhibition space, *2014
 * [https://www.multiples.nl Galerie A / Multiples.nl], artists' books and photography gallery, *1976
 * [[Galerie van Gelder]], *1985
+* [https://grond.community/ GROND], art space, *2024
 * [[Hackers & Designers]], art, technology and design coop, Noord, *2019
 * [https://hethem.nl/ Het HEM], home for contemporary culture, Zaandam, *2022
@@ Line 28: / Line 33: @@
 * [https://www.broedplaatslely.nl/ Lely], urban resort, *2017
 * [[LI-MA]], *2013
+* [https://loods6.nl/ Loods6], creative centre, *1996
 * [[Lumen Travo]], *1985
 * [http://www.marwanmarwan.com/ Marwan], artist-run project space, *2016
@@ Line 36: / Line 42: @@
 * [http://www.denieuweanita.nl De Nieuwe Anita], concert venue, *2005
 * [http://nieuwdakota.com Nieuw Dakota], platform for contemporary art, *2010
+* [[No Other Option]],  artist-run neighborhood workshop, *2024
 * [[OCCII]], event venue, *1984
 * [[OT301]], alternative centre, *1999
 * [http://www.pakt.nu/about-pakt/ P/////AKT], exhibition space, *2003
-* [https://www.paradiso.nl/ Paradiso], music venue and cultural centre, *1968
+* [[Paradiso]], music venue and cultural centre, *1968
 * [http://www.perdu.nl Perdu], poetry bookstore, *1984
 * [[Plan B]], gallery, *2006
@@ Line 55: / Line 62: @@
 * [[TAG]]
 * [[Technologia Incognita]], hackerspace, *2012
+* [https://www.torpedotheater.nl/ Torpedo Theater], small-scale theatre, formerly Parooltheater, *2001
 * [https://veem.house Veem House for Performance], *1986
 * [https://vintagevoudou.com/ Vintage Voudou], record store, *2010
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 * ''Past spaces'': [http://www.sideroom.org/ Side Room] (2014-2016), [http://lostproperty.cx/ Lost Property] gallery (2012-2013), [http://outpost-slotervaart.blogspot.com/ Outpost] artist-run space (2009-2013), [[Smart Project Space]] (-2012), [[Quarantine Series]] (2003-2004), [[ASCII]] hacklab (1999-2006), [[Desk.nl]] media lab (1994-1996), [[Montevideo|Montevideo / Time Based Arts]] / [[NIMk]] (1978/1993-2012), [[The Living Room]] gallery (1981-1993), [[Other Books and So]] artist-run bookstore (1975-1979) and archive (1979-1989), [[In-Out Center]] artist space (1972-1974), [[Art & Project]] gallery (1968-2001).
 </div>
-'''Initiatives and collectives''' ''with no permanent event venue''
+; Other initiatives
 <div class=threecol>
 * [https://www.criticalinfralab.net/ Critical Infrastructure Lab], *2023, [https://www.criticalinfralab.net/2023/01/25/launch-event/]
+* [https://www.dfm.nu/ DFM], freeform radio
 * [http://future-ruins.org/ Future Ruins], *2013
+* [[The Hmm]], platform for internet cultures, *2016
 * [[IAAA|Institute of Artificial Art Amsterdam]]
 * [[If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution]], *2005
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 * [[Roma Publications]], art book publisher, *1998
 * [http://www.urbanresort.nl/ Urban Resort], *2007
+* [[Valiz]], art book publisher, *2003
 * [[xs4all]], *1993
-* ''Past initiatives'': [https://redmondamsterdam.wordpress.com/ Redmond] intersectional feminist collective (2013-2017), [[Netband]], [[European Cultural Backbone]] (*1999), [[SKOR]] (*1999), [[The Dutch Thing]] (*1996), [[De Digitale Stad]] (*1994), [[Hacktic Network]] (1992-1995), [[Virtueel Platform]] (1996-2012), [[Mediamatic]] magazine (1986-2007), [[Hack-Tic]] (1989-1993), [[Radio 100]] pirate radio, [[Patapoe]] pirate radio, [[Vrije Keijzer]] pirate radio, [[XyberTag]] BBS, [[Adilkno|Adilkno / Bilwet]] (1983-1999).
+* ''Past initiatives'': [https://redmondamsterdam.wordpress.com/ Redmond] intersectional feminist collective (2013-2017), [[Netband]], [[European Cultural Backbone]] (*1999), [[SKOR]] (*1999), [[The Dutch Thing]] (*1996), [[De Digitale Stad]] (*1994), [[Hacktic Network]] (1992-1995), [[Virtueel Platform]] (1996-2012), [[Mediamatic]] magazine (1986-2007), [[Hack-Tic]] (1989-1993), [[Radio 100]] pirate radio, [[Patapoe]] pirate radio, [[Vrije Keijzer]] pirate radio, [[XyberTag]] BBS, [[Adilkno|Adilkno / Bilwet]] (1983-1999), [[Suck]] magazine (1969-1974).
 </div>
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 ; Past events
 <div class=threecol>
-* [https://2021.iterations.online/ Iterations], symposium, 2021
+* [https://2021.iterations.online/ Iterations], creative coding symposium, 2021
 * [https://networkcultures.org/makingpublic/ Making Public], conference, 2019
 * [http://dnkdays.net/ DNK Days], festival, 2018
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 * [[Next 5 Minutes]], 1993-2003
 * [[Wetware Convention]], 1991
+* [[Decolonization of Imagination]], 1991
 * [[Art meets Science and Spirituality in a Changing Economy]], 1990
+* [[The Seropositive Ball]], 1990
 * [[Galactic Hacker Party]], 1989
 * [[Talking Back to the Media]], 1985
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 * [[Bernhard Rieder]] (1976)
 * [[Cãlin Dan]] (1955)
+* [[Caroline Nevejan]]
 * [[Christina Della Giustina]] (1965)
 * [[Claudia Roeck]]
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 * [[Geert Lovink]] (1959)
 * [[Gert-Jan Prins]] (1961)
-* [[Harold Schellinx]]
 * [[Irad Lee]]
 * [[Isabelle Vigier]] (1963)
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 * [[Katja Novitskova]] (1984)
 * [https://www.deappel.nl/en/news/12827-lara-khaldi-is-de-nieuwe-artistiek-directeur-van-de-appel Lara Khaldi]
+* [[Lilian Stolk]]
 * [[Lonneke van der Velden]]
 * [[Louwrien Wijers]] (1941)
 * [[Marc Stumpel]]
 * [[Maria Hlavajova]]
-* [https://marianalanari.com/ Mariana Lanari] (1976)
+* [[Mariana Lanari]] (1976)
-* [https://marijebaalman.eu/ Marije Baalman]
+* [[Marije Baalman]]
+* [[Mark Bain]]
 * [[Marleen Stikker]] (1962)
 * [[Martijn Comes]] (1979)
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 * [[Michel Waisvisz]] (1949)
 * [[Michelle Kasprzak]]
+* [https://nurainijuliastuti.studio/ Nuraini Juliastuti]
 * [[Ñusta Nina]]
 * [[Olga Sezneva]]
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 * [[Vesna Manojlovic]]
 * [[Viljam Nybacka]]
+* ''RIP'': [[Harold Schellinx]] (1956-2025), [[Ulises Carrión]] (1941-1989).
 </div>
+==Publications==
+* Caroline Nevejan, ''[https://www.being-here.net/page/1893/ Presence and the Design of Trust]'', Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam, 2007. PhD thesis. [https://dissertation.being-here.net/]
+* Caroline Nevejan, Alexander Badenoch, [[Media:Nevejan Caroline Badenoch Alexander 2014 How Amsterdam Invented the Internet European Networks of Significance 1980-1995.pdf|"How Amsterdam Invented the Internet: European Networks of Significance, 1980–1995"]], in ''[https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=7D1D00BC3CBCF113C0C111AD8AECBA88 Hacking Europe: From Computer Cultures to Demoscenes]'', eds. Gerard Alberts and Ruth Oldenziel, Springer, 2014, pp. 189-217.
+* Maarten Reijnders, ''De Hackers die Nederland veranderden'', Amsterdam: Podium, 2023, 352 pp. [https://www.uitgeverijpodium.nl/producten/de-hackers-die-nederland-veranderden-9789463812337 Publisher]. {{nl}}
+* ''[[Media:Pak Mokum Terug woonstrijd in een krakende stad 2023.pdf|Pak Mokum Terug: woonstrijd in een krakende stad]]'', Amsterdam: Spookstad, with Starfish Books, 2023, 363 pp. [https://spookstad.boo/ Publisher], [https://www.starfishbooks.org/mokum-kraakt-pak-mokum-terug/]. {{nl}}
+** ''[[Media:Take Back Mokum Squatting and the Housing Struggle in Amsterdam 2024.pdf|Take Back Mokum: Squatting and the Housing Struggle in Amsterdam]]'', Amsterdam: Spookstad, 2024, 353 pp. [https://spookstad.boo/ Publisher].
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