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ON THE ROOF OF HET NIEUWE INSTITUUT Looking for a new perspective or want to explore a higher realm? Then climb the 143 steps (or take the lift) to The Podium and picture yourself with your head in the clouds. The bright pink platform offers spectacular city views - from a roof open to the public for the first time. The Podium is a design by architects MVRDV. Curious about their vision, working method and projects from their archive? Then head down to the sixth floor, where you can learn all about their practice in the exhibition MVRDVHNI: The Living Archive of a Studio.

Not enough time to explore the exhibitions on your own? Speed Tours are the solution. Discover design, digital culture and architecture with a Detour Guide, based on their expertise as creators - from dancers to musicians, artists and DJs. You can experience an exhibition from different angles in just 15 minutes.

AUDITORIUM Collaborative worldbuilding and speculative storytelling characterise the work of artist and designer Erik Peters. In the documentary Queer Mercury, Peter's inclusive futures are explored by following three members of the Dutch ballroom scene - Nubia Génisis, Sarafina Paulina Bonita and Monika Vineyard - as they prepare for the Utopia Ball, which took place in September 2021. The film profiles the three protagonists while reflecting on ballroom culture, which pursues an inclusive future by creating a space where all gender identities and expressions are welcome.

GALLERY -1 What kind of 'eyes' does artificial intelligence see with? Find out in Richard Vijgen's interactive installation where you can direct a self-learning computer to look at the archive of the future-gazing TV show VPRO Tegenlicht. Where do you see opportunities? And does artificial intelligence also have blind spots? Choose an artificial eye and see for yourself.

GALLERY 1 (T)Huis (House/Home) is what happens around you, what you see when you look out of the window and what you hear when you walk out of the door. (T)Huis is feeling connected to your living environment - a living environment that is currently under pressure. How do we build a living environment that is sustainable, green, affordable and accessible to everyone? Solutions and opportunities seem far away, but come closer in the exhibition (T)Huis, which offers a platform for the innovative plans and designs of citizens, architects, designers, makers and innovators. Over 30 groundbreaking projects offer perspective on the future of our living environment. Circular energy, on the roof, vertical villages or self-build - what appeals to you most?

GALLERY 1 The nightclub as a cultural crowbar? Creative interaction between plants, animals and people? Squatting to change the city from within? Visit the nine rooms - each with its own theme - of the _Designing the Social _exhibition to learn more about how design contributes to our social interaction: to new ways of living, working and communicating with each other. Which room would you like to live in?

GALLERY 2 Wander through the multiverse, a world where multiple worlds can thrive at the same time. Listen to a leaf breathe, befriend some microbes, let the sexual energy of the wind blow through you, and practice the 'no' of resistance and the 'yes' of the imagination. In this exhibition, curators Sophie Krier and Erik Wong open 27 doors to the pluriverse. Behind every door is a world, an encounter with a designer or maker. We need their voices and radical imaginations if we want to work on a world that makes room for many worlds: a future that actually has a future for everything that lives on this planet.

JONGKINDSTRAAT 12 Sonneveld House is a time machine that takes you back to the 1930s. What kind of music will you hear there? Which records did the Sonneveld family listen to? And what did they play on the piano? The musicians of the Extended Music Collective have found the answers and they will perform their discoveries at Museumnacht010.