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Revision as of 21:37, 7 October 2023
Initiatives
- Venues
- -1, project space for digital culture, *2023, [1]
- De Aanschouw, gallery
- ADA
- B.a.d Foundation, studios, *1987
- Bcademie, self-organised art school, *2015
- Blaak 10, gallery
- Clone, record store for electronic music, *1993
- CrossLab
- Daily Practice, non profit art and practice space, *2021
- De Dépendance, platform for city culture and public debate, *2012
- DEK–22
- Duende, studios
- Extra Practice, space for working and learning, *2019
- Fam.RUIM, gallery
- Half Juni, cafe, *2009
- Herman, music, performance & poetry venue, *2017
- De Kapsalon, *2009
- Kaus Australis, studios, *1985
- Klangendum, *2013, Koffie5euro, *2012
- Kunst&Complex, studios, *1981
- Kunst Rotterdam Noord
- Leeszaal Rotterdam West, *2012
- Showroom MAMA, *1997
- MiMa, performance and event venue, *c.2013
- NeverLand Cinema, *2016
- The New Institute, *2013
- De Nieuwe Ruimte, *2015
- OCW, small-scale stage, *2009
- Paranoot, exhibition space
- Peach, exhibition space, *2015
- The Performance Bar, *2017
- Pink Pank, music venue
- Het Plafond, *1997
- De Player, sound gallery
- Poortgebouw, culture centre, *1980
- Post--Office, P--O, *2012
- PrintRoom, artists' publishing space, *2003
- Rib, art space, *2015
- Roodkapje, cultural supermarket, *2010
- Scrap XL, store
- Sils Rotterdam, project space
- SingerSweatShop, studios, *2007
- Sub-Urban Video Lounge, *2004
- Tender Center, community center for culture, *2018
- TENT, exhibition space, *1999
- De Unie
- Upominki, gallery, *2012
- V2_, Lab for the Unstable Media, center for art and media technology, *1981
- Varia, space for everyday technology, *2017
- W1555, artist-run housing project, *2017
- Het Wilde Weten, studios
- Kunstinstituut Melly, art centre, *1990, until 2020 Witte de With
- W Lf_rt Projectspaces, community space for performance art
- WORM, *1994/2000
- WORM.Filmwerkplaats, film lab
- De Zwarte Ruyter
- More: Autonomous Fabric maps Rotterdam's self-organised initiatives (*2018).
Initiatives and collectives with no permanent event venue
- Algolit, *2012
- The Force Of Freedom, *2009
- Fucking Good Art, *2003
- Good Times Bad Times, community radio station
- Homebrew Server Club, monthly gathering
- If Paradise Is Half As Nice (IPIHAN), artist initiative, *2012
- L.P. Hendriks
- Infraschool, experimental peer-to-peer learning project that aims to explore local community infrastructure, co-operative organisation and digital tools, *2022
- MONU, magazine on urbanism, *2004
- NAC
- Pages, magazine, *2004
- Parallel Library Services, *2021
- Piet Zwart Institute, *2001
- Post Editions, publishing house
- Publication Studio Rotterdam, *2015
- RAiR, *2008
- Roger 10-4
- Sea Urchin, publishing house
- Solisoft, radical technology collective & solidarity network, *2022
- STEALTH.unlimited, *2000
- Studio 3005, publishing house.
- Surinoemer, *2007
- WORM Parallel University, *2013
- Zwervende Tentoonstellingen, *2005
Events
- deaf, festival, *1994
- Floppy Totaal, festival, *2014
- Relearn, summer school, *2017
- Zine Camp, *2014
- Event listings: We Own Rotterdam, Uitagenda Rotterdam.
- Past events
- Becoming Geological, exhibition, 2022-2023
- November Complex, 2014-2016
- Dorkbot Rotterdam, *2003
- P2P Conference, 1997
- ISEA96, conference, 1996
- V2_East Meeting on Documentation and Archives of Media Art in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe, 1996
- Manifestation for the Unstable Media, festival, 1986-1993
Art workers
- Aldje van Meer
- Amy Suo Wu
- Ana A. Fernández (1979)
- Ana Džokić (1970)
- André Castro (1983)
- Angeliki Diakrousi
- Artemis Gryllaki
- Aymeric Mansoux
- Bram van Waardenberg
- Brigit Lichtenegger
- Catherine Somzé (1977)
- Clara Balaguer
- Cristina Cochior
- Cyan Bae
- Daniela Swarowsky
- Danny van der Kleij
- Deanna Herst
- Dennis de Bel
- Donna Metzlar
- Edwin van der Heide (1970)
- Florian Cramer (1969)
- Florian Weigl (1985)
- Gideon Kiers
- Gottfried Haider (1985)
- Ingrid Commandeur
- Irina Shapiro
- Jasper van Loenen
- Javier Lloret (1983)
- Joana Chicau
- Jolande Bosch (1976)
- Joris Strijbos
- Joseph Knierzinger
- Károly Tóth (1957)
- Katarina Zdjelar (1979)
- Leslie Robbins
- Lídia Pereira
- Lucas van der Velden
- Lucia Dossin
- Manetta Berends (1989)
- Marc Neelen (1970)
- Mariëtte Groot
- Marijn Verbiesen
- Marloes de Valk
- Mathijs van Oosterhoudt
- Micha Prinsen (1988)
- Michael Murtaugh
- Michaela Lakova
- Nat Muller
- Peter Fengler
- Renée Turner
- Raluca Croitoru
- Roel Roscam Abbing (1990)
- Sabrina Basten (1980)
- Sandra Fauconnier (1973)
- Sara Hamadeh
- Silvio Lorusso
- Simon Browne
- Simon Pummell
- Sjoerd Westbroek (1979)
- Sofia Boschat-Thorez
- Steve Rushton
- Stock
- Susana Pedrosa
- Thomas Walskaar
- Timo Klok
- Vivian Sky Rehberg
- Walter Langelaar
- Yoshinari Nishiki
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