Straight from Cape Town, this pop-up internet radio station, performance space and research platform will be broadcasting live in Amsterdam from 11 – 15 December. Join us in person or listen along!
The Pan African Space Station (PASS) features daily programming with artists, filmmakers, writers, and musicians whose practices respond to a variety of contexts: like DJ Orpheu The Wizard, journalist Clarice Gargard, and past and present laureates photographer Sammy Baloji, filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul and architect Vo Trong Nghia. In celebration of the Prince Claus Fund’s 20th anniversary, PASS in Amsterdam is produced through a collaboration between Chimurenga, the Amsterdam Fund for the Arts, and the Prince Claus Fund.
Check out the full programme 11 – 15 December 14:00 – 20:00 (CET) here.
Find PASS on location at the Amsterdam Public Library, (First Floor, Oosterdokskade 143) or streaming live online here.
Why is culture so important?
This week we’re launching our 20th anniversary poster campaign in the Netherlands! We’ve put some provocative questions out there to start a conversation…
Because as the world becomes more complex, more intertwined and at the same time more fractured, the need for open cultural exchange and understanding is more urgent than ever.
Why is culture important to you?
We’d love to hear your thoughts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or via email #PCF20
Celebrating 20 years supporting culture worldwide
We’ve had twenty great years supporting culture and we’re still going strong! What better way to celebrate than by bringing people together to share ideas and inspiration? Check out our activities in Amsterdam and online:
Now through 28 April 2017 El Anatsui: Meyina
Meyina presents both archival material and new bottle-top sculptural installations by internationally renowned contemporary artist El Anatsui (Prince Claus Fund Gallery, Herengracht 603 Amsterdam)
11- 15 Dec 2016 Pan African Space Station
Straight from Cape Town, this pop-up internet radio station, performance space and research platform will be broadcasting live from the Amsterdam Public Library (First Floor, OBA, Oosterdokskade 143 Amsterdam).
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15 Dec 2016 Cultural Speed Date & Prince Claus Awards (follow online)
The Cultural Speed Date allows professionals in the cultural sector to network and establish future work relationships. The 2016 Prince Claus Awards honour visionary artists and organisations for their excellent, pioneering work in culture and development. Please note both events are by invitation only.