Calling all children: come and create the future at the Nieuwe Instituut! There’s a brand-new exhibition about the future just for you, with lots of things to do and make.

A series of experimental experiences brings projects from the National Collection for Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning to life through virtual reality.

Are you an early- or mid-career creative practitioner? Find out about European collaboration opportunities, including where to start and how embassies and funds can help, in this International Clinic.

Join the free Thursday Night Detour with a surprise Detour Guide and explore the museum from inside and out.

The 93-year-old architect will discuss the future of architecture and the architect’s role with young, recently qualified architects.

This event in Accra, Ghana, explores how artists, designers, and technologists in Ghana and the Netherlands are creating new pathways for digital creativity, collaboration, and cultural exchange.

In collaboration with the Embassy and Consulate-General of the Netherlands in Italy and the cultural organisation cheFare, the Nieuwe Instituut invites designers based in the Netherlands to apply for the second edition of Redesigning Design Weeks – CIVICITY.

This summer, the Aldo and Hannie van Eyck archive was officially transferred to the National Collection. A number of preparations must be made before the archive can be transported, including a pre-inventory.

Research project Through Sounds presents Clipping 1: Coming of Age, the first edition in a series of print publications on sound and sonic (sub)cultures.

Àsìkò created The Ori That Speaks for the large screen at the entrance of Nieuwe Instituut. He explains the work in a short interview we had with him.

With the New Store, Nieuwe Instituut imagines a store where shopping helps the environment instead of harming it. After two New Store pop-up stores in Eindhoven and Milan, you can now step into New Store 3.0 in the foyer of the Nieuwe Instituut.

Future Studio Oostkop is a workspace at the Nieuwe Instituut open to anyone interested in contributing to the spatial future of the Netherlands through design research.

The Network Archives Design and Digital Culture (NADD) works together on developing sustainable solutions to preserve design and digital culture archives and make them accessible.

Countless archives and collections have been compiled and described from a limited perspective. Asterisk* broadens this perspective by adding stories, experiences and information. This enriches heritage, making it more vibrant, honest and accessible.