Rotterdam’s Nieuwe Instituut and Amsterdam based platform for media art LI-MA present the exhibition REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art from 7 October 2023.

Nieuwe Instituut and the Creative Industries Fund NL invite designers and collectives to submit a proposal for an international collaborative project aimed at uncovering hidden stories through design.

Watch this new video work by Francisca Khamis Giacoman, in which she revisits the remnants of her family home in Al-Makhrour in Palestine that is inaccessible to her family.

In the research and development phase of the New Store (2022-2025), the Nieuwe Instituut and IABR are organising a joint series of sessions with designers and other experts.

Nieuwe Instituut’s research team proposes Tool Sheds as the theme for this year’s Call for Fellows. This iteration focuses on researching and applying tools, instruments, formats and methods that would help to foster a society that supports all life. Researchers “inhabit” the space of the “Tool Sheds” to test and share tools and applied methodologies, metaphorical or otherwise. 

The buildings we live, work and spend time in affect our health. From 10 June, Nieuwe Instituut and partners present an exhibition at the Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen that explores the relationship between (healthcare) architecture, sustainability and wellness.

In deze aflevering spreekt Annemartine met Luna Maurer en Roel Wouters van de ontwerpstudio Moniker (2012-2023).

Alongside its role as the Artistic Director for the 2023 London Design Biennale, the Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam presents Out of Joint for the Dutch Pavilion entry. 

De Digitale Stad ('the digital city', DDS), featured in Designing the Social exhibition, has been added to the international register UNESCO Memory of the World.

The pavilion, commissioned by the Nieuwe Instituut, will transform into a testing ground that explores alternative systems for future-oriented, regenerative economies–while attempting to enact change on a micro scale, on the pavilion itself. (20 May - 26 November 2023)

Jan Jongert, curator of the Dutch pavilion at the Venice Biennale, outlines how different streams shape the ‘metabolism’ of our buildings and cities.

The Other Interface is the working title for a new collection platform that seeks to provide a visual, narrative, and future-proof online environment for connecting people with the National Collection for Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning.