Panel discussion - 15 Sep 2022 Pakhuis de Zwijger (Grote Zaal), Amsterdam

Artists publish controversial perpetrator stories online. Is it immoral to look at the perpetrators’ perspective of genocide? Does it equal forgiving or could it also provide useful insights?  Three WW2 remembrance centres, Westerbork (NL), Bergen-Belsen (DE) and Falstad (NO) have (remains of) the camp commander’s house on their premises. Until recently they remained silent about...

Book signing 23 Sep 2021 - 19 Sep 2021 Unseen Photo Fair

Come find us at the Unseen Book Market in Amsterdam where you can browse our collection of (signed) publications. We will be hosting the stand together with NOWHERE’s co-publisher Hartmann Books, so a selection of their photo books will be available as well. Get your copy of NOWHERE signed by author Frank van der Salm....

Opening 2 Jul 2021 Nederlands Fotomuseum

All 241 works that embody the oeuvre of Frank van der Salm are part of the AI powered main projection of NOWHERE. Viewers wishing to see all the physical photo as well as video works however, are invited to return. The initial selection of 14 works on display at the opening on 2 July will be...

Exhibition 12 Oct 2019 - 28 Feb 2021 Afrika Museum, Berg en Dal (NL)

More than 2 million child labourers work on cocoa plantations in Ghana and the Ivory Coast, and tens of thousands of children are victims of trafficking and forced labour in cocoa production. Who are these children and why do they work there?

Exhibition 4 Feb 2020 - 7 Sep 2020 Schokoladenmuseum, Köln (DE)

More than 2 million child labourers work on cocoa plantations in Ghana and the Ivory Coast, and tens of thousands of children are victims of trafficking and forced labour in cocoa production. Who are these children and why do they work there?

NFF Interactive Expo 27 Sep 2019 - 3 Oct 2019 Nederlands Film Festival (NL)

Among 10 productions in the running for Colden Calf for Best Interactive 2019, Notes from Aleppo will be on show at the NFF Interactive Expo (Minrebroederstraat 16, Utrecht).

Pop-up photo studio 21 Sep 2019 - 22 Sep 2019 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

Do we live in separate worlds? Can we accept segregation in our societies? These questions are central to Welkom Today Studio, taking place in the lobby of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September from 10.00 – 12.00. Guided by photographer Lebohang Tlali, students from South African and Dutch schools will run...

Book signing 21 Sep 2019 Unseen Photo Fair

Visit our bookstand at Unseen Book Market to browse our publications and meet the team. Get your copy of Welkom Today signed by authors Ad van Denderen and Lebohang Tlali.

Exhibition 18 May 2019 - 13 Oct 2019 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

25 years after Nelson Mandela was elected president, Ad van Denderen and Lebohang Tlali present a critical sequel to the highly-praised photo book Welkom in Suid-Afrika (1991) in which Van Denderen chronicled apartheid’s final days in the gold mining town of Welkom.

Exhibition 19 Sep 2018 - 1 Sep 2019 Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam

BITTER Chocolate Stories shows ‘the other side’ of the international chocolate industry. Now on show at the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam.

Exhibition 4 Jul 2019 - 5 Aug 2019 CBK Zuidoost

In connection with the exhibition Welkom Today on display now at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, this pop-up exhibition at CBK Zuidoost shows the work of the South African and Dutch students who took part in the photography workshops led by Lebohang Tlali and Ad van Denderen.

Discussion 13 Jul 2019 Bijlmer Parktheater, Amsterdam

How do young people experience their connection or separation from other cultural groups in their neighbourhood and city? How accessible are institutes and cultural platforms to them? Who has access, who doesn’t and how can we break the boundaries? Together with Mitchell Esajas (Black Archives and New Urban Collective), Naomie Pieter (Queer and anti-racism activist,...

Photo Studio 13 Jul 2019 - 14 Jul 2019 Kwaku Summer Festival

Lebohang Tlali will be with Welkom Today photography workshop students at a pop-up photo studio at Kwaku Summer Festival. The students will shoot portraits of visitors that will then be on show at the exhibition at CBK Zuidoost from July 20. Visitors who have their portrait taken will also receive a print of it!

Presentation 10 Jul 2019 Zuid-Afrikahuis

Margriet van der Waal (Professor of South African literature, culture and history at UvA) in conversation with the Welkom Today authors Lebohang Tlali, Ad van Denderen and Margalith Kleijwegt.

Debate 12 Jun 2019 FotoFestival Naarden

In collaboration with FotoFestival Naarden, Pf Magazine is organising a debate about a place for professional photography in the Netherlands: Platform Fotografie Nederland. The directors of seven photography institutions wish to address the Minister of Culture Ingrid van Engelshoven. In a recently issued advice from the Council for Culture, a place for professional photography is...

Debate 11 Jun 2019 Eye Filmmuseum Amsterdam

Welkom Today photographers Ad van Denderen and Lebohang Tlali, art blogger and moderator Stephanie Afrifa, Renzo Martens and Melle Smets will discuss whether Western artists can make accurate statements on the history of Africa, a continent that is not their own.

Sunday Seminar 19 May 2019 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

On the occasion of the exhibition Welkom Today and in collaboration with the Stedelijk Museum, Paradox is organizing a debate panel on the importance of manifold voices in contemporary documentary photography. Welkom Today is a collaborative project about the post-apartheid period in South Africa by photographers Ad van Denderen and Lebohang Tlali. The exhibition interweaves different...

Pop-up exhibition 22 Apr 2019 - 21 May 2019 Eye Filmmuseum, Amsterdam

EYE will be hosting a pop-up exhibition related to past and upcoming stories from Notes from Aleppo from April 22 – May 21. The exhibition is free of charge and accessible during the opening hours of EYE.

Issa Touma guest at Cinema Stadsleven 29 Apr 2019 Eye Filmmuseum, Amsterdam

Issa Touma will talk about Notes from Aleppo with writer Abdelkader Benali on the talkshow Cinema Stadsleven, hosted by Tracy Metz in connection to the extensive programme Shell Shock in EYE (Filmmuseum Amsterdam) on April 30. The Shell Shock film programme afterwards will be dedicated to Issa Touma entirely.  Both 9 Days – From My...

Screening and talk 12 Apr 2019 Ketelhuis, Amsterdam

On the occasion of the nomination of Notes from Aleppo for Interactive of the Year, Paradox and Eye present a special programme of the work of Syrian photographer and filmmaker Issa Touma on April 12 at Ketelhuis, Amsterdam. The presentation starts with the screening of Touma’s prizewinning short films 9 Days – From My Window in...

Exhibition 12 Jan 2019 - 3 Feb 2019 Melkweg Expo

Russia today: Putin’s regime glorifies the idea of a strong leader. Stalin is praised for leading the Soviet Union to victory over Nazi Germany. But during the thirty year rule of Stalin millions of innocent citizens were imprisoned in the forced labour camps of the Gulag, exiled or executed. Russia has never fully confronted this...

Exhibition 14 Sep 2018 - 3 Feb 2019 National Archive, The Hague (NL)

The way we look at history is always shaded by our own background. With every narrative, we have to ask: What are we looking at? Whose story is being told? And from whose perspective has that story been recorded? The exhibition FACE TO FACE uncovers both well known testimonies and hidden stories from the holdings of the...

Debate i.c.w. De Groene Amsterdammer 16 Jan 2019 Melkweg Cinema

Why do people continue to revere a leader who has made millions of victims? Why does Stalins popularity continue to grow, and what parallels can be drawn between Russia’s past and the current climate of oppression? With: Nanci Adler / Nikita Petrov / Jessica Gorter / Sana Valiulina / Hester den Boer / Xandra Schutte

Launch and debate 22 Oct 2018 Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam

On Monday October 22, Paradox launches Notes From Aleppo, a new multimedia project by Syrian photographer Issa Touma. During this event, the app will be presented and various artists, journalists and scholars will discuss the current situation in Aleppo. Speakers include Issa Touma, Paul Aarts (Senior Lecturer Political Science, University of Amsterdam), Huib de Zeeuw (freelance...

Opening exhibition and book launch 11 Jan 2019 Melkweg Expo

During the thirty year rule of Joseph Stalin, millions of citizens were imprisoned in forced labour camps, exiled or executed. Russia has never fully confronted this dark history. With Suppressed By The Saviour, journalist and photographer Hester den Boer gives an intimate insight into Russia’s past and the current climate of growing repression. The opening...

Exhibition 8 Nov 2018 - 1 Dec 2018 Gallery Royal Academy of Art (KABK), The Hague (NL)

In Luganda, the widest spoken minority language in Uganda, the word for photograph is ebifananyi. The term means ‘likenesses’, and can relate to drawings and paintings as well as to photographs. Ebifananyi are things that look like something else. Photographer/researcher Andrea Stultiens embarked on a long-term research project about this particular conceptualisation of photographs that...

PhD Defence by Andrea Stultiens 20 Nov 2018 Gallery Royal Academy of Art (KABK), The Hague and University of Leiden (NL)

On the 20th of October, Stultiens defends her PhD dissertation on Ebifananyi and its relation to her artistic practice as a method of research. In line with Stultiens’ hybrid practice, her defence will take place in two public moments: within the visual arts context of her current exhibition at the gallery of the Royal Academy...

Debate with Hans van der Meer 8 Oct 2018 Pakhuis de Zwijger

On Monday October 8, Pakhuis de Zwijger and Paradox welcome you to a debate about the changing world of the Dutch cow (language: Dutch). Speakers include photographer Hans van der Meer, dairy farmer Siem de Boer, organic farmer Sjaak Hoogendoorn and Carel de Vries, director of Courage – platform for innovative dairy farming. How does...

Talk and pop-up exhibition 22 Sep 2018 iMPACT JOURNEY, Amsterdam (NL)

Join us on Saturday 22 September for a special presentation of 48 Stories – Mapping the Palestinian Diaspora at iMPACT JOURNEY, a new space dedicated to documentary project at Keizersgracht 166, Amsterdam. From 8-9 pm, Bas Vroege (director, Paradox), Clément Saccomani (director, NOOR) and Sanne de Wilde (photographer, NOOR) will discuss current transformations within the...

Exhibition 30 Jun 2018 - 28 Oct 2018 Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar (NL)

From 30 June until 28 October, the Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar presents Hans van der Meer's solo exhibition De koe, het grazen voorbij. For this project, Van der Meer looks at the changing world of the Dutch cow. The exhibition is curated by Bas Vroege, designed by Kummer & Herrman and is accompanied by the photobook 'Het moet anders/Time to Change'.

Pop-up exhibition 23 Apr 2018 - 17 Jun 2018 Tony's Super Store at Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam (NL)

Craving chocolate? If you stop by Tony’s Super Store at the Beurs van Berlage you’ll run into a small pop-up exhibition of BITTER Chocolate Stories.

Exhibition 5 Jun 2018 - 10 Jun 2018 Cinema Galeries, Brussel (BE)

48 Stories was selected for the Palestine with Love festival in Brussels. At Cinema Galeries, 48 Stories presents the stories of Palestinians in the form of an audiovisual installation. Palestine with Love celebrates the beautiful and powerful cinema of resistance by showing films and documentaries that have marked Palestinian cinema and have contributed in making...

Group exhibition 9 Mar 2018 - 27 May 2018 Fotodok, Utrecht (NL)

Mono Men – Guardians of Time by Olivier van Breugel and Simone Mudde is on currently on show at FOTODOK in Why Work?, a thematic exhibition reflecting on the place of work in our lives and societies.

Launch 18 May 2018 Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam (NL)

For Israelis, May 15, 1948 marks the creation of the State of Israel. For Palestinians, it marks the Nakba (‘catastrophe’), when more than 700.000 Palestinians were forced out of their homes. Today – exactly 70 years later – those 700.000 have exceeded six million. 48 Stories presents the personal stories of Palestinians who witnessed the events. On...

Outdoor exhibition 20 Dec 2017 - 7 Jan 2018 Spui, The Hague (NL)

In the exhibition Studio Aleppo [The Hague] at ‘Spuiplein’, 28 inhabitants from The Hague introduce themselves to you. Some of them are newcomers, while others have lived here for a long time. The portraits, taken by renowned photographer Robin de Puy, challenge you to reflect on your judgment about refugees. The portraits are a selection of the fifty The Hague...

Exhibition 13 Oct 2017 - 22 Nov 2017 Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam (NL)

In the exhibition BITTER Chocolate Stories visitors can experience the power of being surrounded by monumental portraits of the fifteen children that harvest the cocoa for the chocolate you love so much. Photographed by Joana Choumali and interviewd by Marijn Heemskerk, they are telling their stories while looking the visitor in the eyes. Visitors will discover how we...

Book signing BITTER Chocolate Stories 22 Nov 2017 Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam (NL)

An opportunity for photobook lovers and collectors! We are happy to announce that Joana Choumali and Marijn Heemskerk will join us during the final week of the exhibition in Amsterdam. On November 22, from 16-17h a special book signing will take place at the closing event of the exhibition at the Beurs van Berlage.  

Photo studio and exhibition 13 Oct 2017 - 27 Oct 2017 Kühlhaus, Berlin (DE)

Studio Aleppo [Europe] is expanding again. In October the pop-up photo studio will be set up in Berlin, organized together with GfHF. Not one, but four photographers are portraiting new and old residents living in the metropole. Coincidentally, this will the forth edition of Studio Aleppo [Europe] – after Amsterdam, Helsinki and The Hague. Kick-off...

Photo studio and exhibition 16 Sep 2017 - 30 Oct 2017 Humanity House, The Hague (NL)

The third Studio Aleppo will emerge at the Humanity House in The Hague (NL)! On 16 and 17 September the renowned Dutch photographer Robin de Puy will portray ‘old’ and ‘new’ citizens of The Hague in a pop-up studio. As a welcoming gesture, citizens of the city pay for two portraits: their own and a refugees’ portrait....

Exhibition 27 Oct 2017 - 18 Feb 2017 FOMU, Antwerp (BE)

For the very first time, the complete Ebifananyi-series by Andrea Stultiens will be on show. From 27 October 2017 – 18 February 2018 the photo collections based on several Ugandan archives are presented at FOMU in Antwerp (BE). Stultiens’ role alternates between documentalist and artist and curator. Both personal records and the work of Ugandan photographers,...

Exhibition 20 Apr 2017 - 24 Sep 2017 Fondation Cartier, Paris, France

After several wanderings, Turtle 1 will be on show again. The first African car made from scratch is part of the group show AutoPhoto at Fondation Cartier (Paris) from 20 April – 31 October, an exhibition dedicated to photography’s relationship to the automobile.

Film screening + Q&A 26 Sep 2017 - 28 Sep 2017 Netherlands Film Festival, Utrecht (NL)

Greetings from Aleppo, the latest film by Issa Touma, Thomas Vroege and Floor van der Meulen, will be screened three times during the Netherlands Film Festival. A great follow-up: last year the first film 9 Days was also screened at the renowned film festival in the Netherlands. Screening dates: Tuesday 26 September, 19.30, during VICE NIGHT. Including a Q&A...

Discussion 24 Sep 2017 Humanity House, The Hague (NL)

During the weekend of Just Peace Festival in The Hague, Humanity House organises a discussion with policy-makers, newcomers and artists how The Hague does it: welcome newcomers. Our special guest is the Syrian photographer Issa Touma. During the war he organized workshops that brought together young people from various religious and ethnic backgrounds. What can The Hague,...

Group show 27 Aug 2017 - 1 Oct 2017 Kunsthal 45, Den Helder (NL)

The Netherlands – Off the Shelf by Hans van der Meer is part of the group show ‘Public Space’, on show at Kunsthal 45, Den Helder (NL). ‘Public Space’ exhibits ten photographers dealing with ‘the street’: a place which belongs to everyone. The Netherlands – Off the shelf by photographer Hans van der Meer is a...

Discussion 17 Sep 2017 Humanity House, The Hague (NL)

What influence can a photographer have on social perceptions and prejudices within society? That is the question with which Humanity House and Paradox close the weekend of pop-up Studio Aleppo (The Hague). Studio Aleppo wants to make it possible for newcomers and ‘older’ residents to identify with one another. Recent years have seen a number of photography and multimedia...

Pop-up photo studio and exhibition 5 Aug 2017 - 17 Aug 2017 National Museum of Finland, Helsinki (FI)

After a succesful start of Studio Aleppo [Amsterdam] last year, Studio Aleppo [Helsinki] grabs the baton. Photographer Juuso Westerlund (FI) will portrait old and new residents of Helsinki. All portraits will be shot and exhibited from 10 - 17 August at the National Museum of Finland accompanied by a collection of negatives from a photo studio in Aleppo. These remains, found by Issa Touma, formed the starting point of Studio Aleppo.

Exhibition and book launch 19 Aug 2017 - 26 Aug 2017 Afriart Gallery, Kampala (UG)

Staying Alive is the title of an exhibition and of the 7th book in the Ebifananyi series by Andrea Stultiens. It presents photographic documentation of the Uganda Cancer Institute from remote and more recent pasts. The Institute, which has been the major cancer research and treatment facility in the Great Lakes region, celebrates its 50th...

Exhibition 14 Jun 2017 - 30 Jul 2017 Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece

Mono Men goes international! For the very first time, the multivideo installation by Simone Mudde and Olivier van Breugel is on show abroad. Mono Men is shown at the Benaki Museum during the 30th Athens Photo Festival in Greece.  Athens Photo Festival is the leading international festival of photography and related media in Southeastern Europe. The...

Photo Fair 28 Apr 2017 - 1 May 2017 Halle des Blancs Manteaux, Paris, France

Émeric Lhuisset is Invité d’honneur at What’s UP PHOTO DOC, the international fair for documentary photography in Paris. From 28 April – 1 May Lhuissets latest project ‘Last Water War – Ruins of a Future’ is on show, a series of photographs taken on the archaeological site of Girsu (Iraq).

Concert 9 Apr 2017 Thessaloniki Concert Hall

Video with portraits of (new) Europeans shown at Festival of Childers Youth Choirs on Freedom at Thessaloniki, Greece.

Film screening 1 Mar 2017 - 31 Mar 2017 Capri by Night, Cologne, Germany

Capri by Night is a permanent video projection in Cologne. At one of the big-sized windows of the glass front of the Schauspiel, short videos by German and international artists are screened, daily after dark. In March the program is curated by Nicole Rebmann, program commission member of the Short Film Festival Cologne and the Women’s Film Festival. Her selection includes 9 Days - From My Window in Aleppo.

Exhibition 25 Jan 2017 - 17 Apr 2017 MAST, Bologna, Italy

Oil & Paradise, the multidisciplinary project on Azerbaijan by Ad Nuis, is part of the group show 'Work in motion' at MAST. Bologna. Work in motion is entirely dedicated to the moving images and presents videos by several international film makers and photographers, such as Harun Farocki and Willie Doherty.

Film screening + Q&A 31 Jan 2017 - 4 Feb 2017 International Film Festival Rotterdam (NL)

Premiere of the film by Issa Touma, Thomas Vroege and Floor van der Meulen at International Film Festival Rotterdam (NL)

Film screening 26 Jan 2017 KINO, International Film Festival Rotterdam (NL)

Film screening and Q&A at the International Film Festival Rotterdam

Portfolio presentation 27 Jan 2017 Fotomuseum, Winterthur, Switzerland

The eleventh curated international portfolio viewing featuring young emerging European photographers will be held on the weekend of 27 to 29 January 2017. The Fotomuseum in Winterthur once again invites 42 photographers to present their work for two hours to the public and a selected team of experts in Fotomuseum’s exhibition spaces. Plat(t)form is aimed...

Exhibition 7 Dec 2016 - 5 Mar 2017 Gävle Konstcentrum, Gävle, Sweden

Since the early 1990s, cities around the world have taken the initiative to invite a writer or journalist who is not able to operate freely in his homeland. In September 2015, the Swedish city of Gävle decided to become a member in the International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN). Participating towns are linked by this...

Congres 19 Nov 2016 MR Dagarna, Malmö, Sweden

Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression. But around the world writers, artists and musicians are censored, persecuted and imprisoned for exercising their rights. What is it about art, music and literature that frightens people in power? On November 19, photographer Issa Touma participates in a panel discussion Dangerous ideas – freedom of...

Tour 12 Nov 2016 Institut du monde arabe (IMU), Paris

On Saturday 12 November at 3 PM, Émeric Lhuisset will give a private tour through the exhibition Last Water War – Ruins of a Future at Institut de monde arabe, Paris. You can register now for this exclusive tour. With the project referencing the archaeological site of Girsu (now southern Iraq), Lhuisset questions the future of the land...

Exhibition 29 Sep 2016 - 4 Dec 2016 Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris

An exhibition by Émeric Lhuisset that questions the future of the land between the Tigris and Euphrates at Institut du monde Arabe in Paris

Film screening 22 Sep 2016 - 27 Sep 2016 Netherlands Film Festival, Utrecht

9 Days - From My Window in Aleppo by Issa Touma, Floor van der Meulen and Thomas Vroege on screen for three days at the Netherlands Film Festival in Utrecht

Preview 15 Sep 2016 - 30 Oct 2016 De Faam, Breda, the Netherlands

A two screen preview of the multiscreen Mono Men video installation by Simone Mudde and Olivier van Breugel about pensioners in Japan who keep working to avoid social isolation.

Exhibition 17 Sep 2016 - 25 Sep 2016 Felix Meritis, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Studio Aleppo is an exhibition and pop-up photo studio, where old and new citizens are invited to have their portrait taken by a prominent local photographer. The first exhibition and photo studio of the renowned Dutch portrait photographer Koos Breukel will take place at Unseen, the international photo festival and fair from 16 – 25 September in Amsterdam.

Conclusion 25 Sep 2016 Felix Meritis, Amsterdam

For all who are interested in and/or portayed at Studio Aleppo [Amsterdam]: we are happy to invite you to the festive conclusion on the last day of the exposition.

Talkshow 19 Sep 2016 Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam

DDK is a live magazine with different guests from various disciplines of photography. In this edition Issa Touma will be interviewed about Studio Aleppo and other projects

Photo studio 17 Sep 2016 - 18 Sep 2016 Felix Meritis, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Studio Aleppo is a homage to those who have witnessed their surroundings destroyed by war and were forced to flee their homes. During this event you can register to have your portrait taken by the renowned photographer Koos Breukel. With the purchase of your own portrait, you will be ‘gifting’ the opportunity for a new Dutch resident to also enjoy the privilege of having their portrait taken by Koos Breukel.

Film screening 25 Aug 2016 - 26 Aug 2016 International Film Festival, São Paulo, Brazil

9 Days continues its international film festival and travels to Brazil! From 25 August - 4 September, the short documentary by Issa Touma Thomas Vroege and Floor van der Meulen is screened at São Paulo International Film Festival.

Film screening 29 Aug 2016 - 31 Aug 2016 Odense, Denmark

9 Days continues its international film festival and travels to Denmark! From 25 August - 4 September, the short documentary by Issa Touma, Thomas Vroege and Floor van der Meulen is screened at Odense International Film Festival

Book Launch 6 Jul 2016 Ham Mukasa Library, Mukono, Uganda

Book launch of Ebifananyi IV by Andrea Stultiens at Ham Mukasa Library, Mukono, Uganda

Festival 4 Jul 2016 - 10 Jul 2016 Arles, France

An exciting programme lies ahead at the yearly Rencontres d'Arles festival. Read on to see what's happening this week!

Debate 11 May 2016 Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam

What separates the online and offline in our world, and where is that border in ourselves? Are we growing towards an always-online existence, or can we still choose where, when and why to be sometimes-offline? This Meet Up event is a discussion of and reflection on the Tegenlicht episode Offline is the New Luxury, directed by...

App launch 3 May 2016 Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam

What separates the online and offline places on this planet? Are we growing towards being always and everywhere online or can we also specify where, when and why we sometimes want to be offline? White Spots is a cross-media project in which a number of parties explore the implications of being connected 24/7. Part of...

Opening 18 Jun 2016 Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

On June 18, the festival book launch of Turtle 1 - Building a Car in Africa took place. In Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, where Turtle 1 is on show, Hans Aarsman, Deejay O’Neil Amponsah and authors Melle Smets and Joost van Onna presented the publication.