Nieuwe Instituut is contributing 19 objects from the National Collection to the Designing the Nation State exhibition, including models by Malkit Shoshan and drawings of the Peace Palace.

After a four-month working period, these four shortlisted candidates will present their work in an exhibition at the Nieuwe Instituut.

Nieuwe Instituut and STIR invite submissions exploring the theme Design Dialects, which focuses on how design knowledge travels, transforms, and is reshaped across cultures, contexts, and systems of power.

In this guest contribution to New Currents, artists Lou Mo and Musquiqui Chihying trace the historical journeys of members of the Chinese Hakka community in Mauritius and Réunion Island.

The multi-year project explores solutions to ecological, social and spatial challenges surrounding design weeks.

Originally built for Albertus Sonneveld and his family, the white villa on the edge of the Museumpark began a new life as a museum house exactly a quarter century ago.

Call for proposals for NADD Archive Day 2026. Within the theme of Crafting the Archive, we will explore how craftsmanship, archiving, remembrance and resistance come together in new practices.

Nieuwe Instituut has once again partnered with Institut Français NL to host the 2026 Nouveau Grand Tour NL digital residency.

-1 Digital Lab invites digital culture practitioners and enthusiasts to join the group of readers or interlocutors to delve into theoretical reading materials.

Nieuwe Instituut has loaned works from the National Collection to the Museum Het Schip for the Unseen Talent: Women of the Amsterdam School exhibition.

This second issue in Through Sounds' Clippings series explores how dynamics of transformation are central to building archives that remain ‘alive’ through time.

Within the theme ‘Building Between the Lines’, architects address the question of how the profession can navigate and challenge the current systems and regulations.