An online version of the exhibition Designing the Netherlands is now available on the Nieuwe Instituut's website.

Take a look back at a busy year at the Nieuwe Instituut, which we’ve summarised for you here in 12 highlights from our programme.

Sparks from the Pluriverse is a quarterly update that celebrates the ever growing pluriversal network and its dynamics.

Open Archief has published a collection of essays exploring the creative possibilities of archival material.

The article (Un)Natural Nature is an account of the fourth edition of the Queer Salon, about the garden as a queer sanctuary.

It compiles a glossary that collects knowledge about plants, animals, and their entanglement with climatic and bio-systemic urgencies for architects and designers.

Time to look back on Digital Futures of Archiving, organized by the Network for Archives of Design and Digital Culture (NADD) in collaboration with interCHANGES at this year's Dutch Design Week.

For Dutch garden and landscape architect Mien Ruys, railway sleepers were indispensable tools in her garden designs.

In-house pop-up concept store is third step towards a fully regenerative museum shop.

The opening night of the ruang tamu marks the start of an exciting, collaborative programme on Indonesian-Dutch design legacies.

Look back on "Living Archives: a Celebration of Design and Digital Culture", organised by Network for Archives of Design and Digital Culture.

National Collection for Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning now more durable, usable and visible – thanks in part to a new digital collection platform.