From 21-23 July 2017, Welcome to The Village is the most beautiful small village of the Netherlands, and the Parliament of Things will be a part of it. Program - You can view their line up right here. Tickets - Get…
Into The Great Wide Open (ITGWO) is a multi-day, pop-cultural festival on the Wadden Islands that features music, art, literature and film. The festival aims at several generations of progressive arts enthusiasts, and is organised by a non-profit foundation, with…
"On October 10th, Marina Silva, former Minister of Environment in Brazil and presidential candidate for the 2018 elections, will speak about the drastic measures she took to protect the Amazon region. Silva argues that both left and right…
This event is in Dutch and organised by Veem House for Performance: De relatie tussen de mens en zijn omgeving; de aarde, dieren, materialen en dingen was nog nooit zo belangrijk en urgent als nu. "Waar het op…
Het Parlement van de Dingen spreekt mee tijdens de Tegenlicht Meet Up op 1 november 2017. De organisator, Pakhuis de Zwijger nodigt uit en stelt vragen: "Technologie gaat ons veranderen, de vraag is alleen maar hoe. Dat roept vragen…
On the occasion of Bruno Latour’s visit to Amsterdam, The Parliament of Things hosts a special Assembly. We welcome 15 people to participate in the assembly and to experience talking from the perspective of a thing. Building Conversation,…
"Being heavily influenced by his work, Veem House for Performance invited thinker and philosopher Bruno Latour to elaborate on his new book Facing Gaia," they write on their website.
In April 2018 we open the Embassy of the North Sea in The Hague, internationale city of peace and justice. In overview, these are the questions we’re researching for this project: What is the North Sea? What is our…
For more information, in Dutch: www.ambassadevandenoordzee.nl
The Embassy of the North Sea gives a voice to things, plants, animals, and people in and around the North Sea. In the months March, April and June, we co-create with these actors a ‘Plea of the North…
