Time: 17h-21h30     Free Entrance

The cultural event NDSM Get Lost is getting a new look! From 2024, four parties at the shipyard will join forces on one Thursday evening for an artistic program. During this evening, both visitors and residents can discover what the NDSM has to offer in the cultural field, ranging from exhibitions, performances, and lectures to workshops, live music, and more.

Are you curious? Then come along to the spring edition on March 28th at Nieuw Dakota, Beautiful Distress House, Stichting NDSM-werf, and Treehouse NDSM.

Entrance is free!

Treehouse NDSM will be open with the exhibition Tongues and a performance of the choir Kometen at 20h30
Using the implications of the multicultural history of Amsterdam North, Treehouse NDSM has developed an exhibition that explores spaces of in-betweenness and raises questions about what a home is. In these areas where many cultures and languages ​​converge, how do people (re)frame their sense of self, based on where they are?

The Komentenkoor is a community choir from Tuindorp Oostzaan, founded by young parents who were longing for some music and togetherness after Covid. The repertoire ranges from classical music to more popular songs. Tonight we present a collection of songs, in various languages, that reflect what our members think of as ‘being home’.

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Guided tour: 19h - Starting point at Nieuw Dakota

Fee of 5 euro with welcome drink
Join a special tour that takes you to different locations to learn more about each exhibition. This starts at 19h at Nieuw Dakota.  (Ticket Link)

Programme:

- BEAUTIFUL DISTRESS Website
Stop Motion Workshop
Sasha Herman is an artist who works with stop-motion animation. Lately, the focus of Sasha's work has been on epilepsy and ways to use animation to portray and share the stories and experiences of people with epilepsy. During the workshop, as part of the exhibition Invisible Loss, Sasha shares his knowledge about stop-motion animation. Sasha will lead a workshop where visitors can help him with his latest animation project; using painted cardboard to create stop-motion animated portraits of people speaking about their experiences of living with epilepsy.

- NIEUW DAKOTA Website
‘It's Not You, It's Me’ exhibition
All duos in It's Not You, It's Me are now exes. Especially for this exhibition, they come together one last time to make something out of their broken hearts. Whether that happened twelve years ago, or only very recently, the pain is still palpable everywhere. Some now live on as friends, others secretly long for a reunion, and sometimes there seems to be nothing left of the love that once was.

- NDSM-WERF Website
In Not-in-my-Backyard by artist Rob Voerman, various venues are referred to: shelter, nightclub, church, and bar. The work is a response to the (over)regulation of public space in the Netherlands. Rob Voerman will be present this evening and one of the conceivable functions will be activated. | Location: former Sexyland plot, next to Beautiful Distress.

- Treehouse NDSM with the program above.
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