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WORLD is the DAI's curated online webspace bringing "world" to "home" and "home" to "world" beyond the social media attention span. Students, alumni, tutors, partners, friends and comrades: your precious announcements will be here to stay. Please send them (visuals and text as separate files) to world@dutchartinstitute.eu

3 April 2016, 3pm ~ Launch of Wendelien van Oldenborgh's monograph, with Netherlands premiere of From Left to Night, screening of Bete & Deise, and a lecture by David Dibosa. Location: Stedelijk Museum ~ Teijin Auditorium

| tag: Amsterdam

Wednesday 9 March, The Showroom: Rana Hamadeh (DAI, 2009) in conversation with Carolina Rito

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Statement by the Jury for the Akbank Sanat International Curator Competition 2015: Bassam El Baroni, Paul O’Neill, Iris Dressler and Hans D. Christ: "Given what we know of the situation, it remains important for us to note that although we understand the complexity of the current political conflicts in Turkey and their possible impact on the art context, we still cannot help but identify this as censorship."

| tag: Istanbul

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BULLETIN#7 - the last Confluence of this academic year in Matera, Italy ~ July 10 till 19, 2026

Bulletins contain the complete, day-to-day program of a specific DAI Confluence.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

our roaming trajectory 2026-2027 (updated 26 August, 2026)

3+4 October: Join us at BAK basecamp in Utrecht for 'If Not Here, Then Where? Making Our Home In Shared Struggle'. Conveners: Ana Teixeira Pinto and Gabriëlle Schleijpen. On the occasion of Gabriëlle’s completion of her tenure as artistic director of the DAI (2002-2026) we come together to insist that belonging is forged through shared production, struggle, and infrastructure.

APRiCot Garden brings together research trajectories by alumni and practitioners from the wider DAI community. This second, special edition, 'If Not Here, Then Where?, presents talks, conversations, lecture-performances, exhibition (till 18 Oct), agitational workshop, book launch 'A Cut Through the Screen: Struggles' Reverberations in Cinema' and an experiment with the dance floor as curatorial space and place of study.