For our next Sunday Stroll on 17 January, Joëlle Hoogendoorn will show us around Sonneveld House. From her perspective as an artist and teacher, she will focus on the house’s interior design, especially the use of colour, form and style.

Join the Sunday Stroll on 3 January and explore the exhibition Art on Display 1949-69 with detour guide, artist and lawyer Shahaila Winklaar. Together with Shahaila, we will investigate how Art on Display draws our attention to the way artworks are presented, rather than to the artworks themselves.  

For our next Sunday Stroll on 20 December, Joëlle Hoogendoorn will show us around Sonneveld House. From her perspective as an artist and teacher, she will focus on the house’s interior design, especially the use of colour, form and style.

Join us for a Sunday Stroll on 6 December, when detour guide Erik Peters will explore the Lithium spa with us. Together, we will investigate the parallels between bodily and planetary exhaustion, speculate about alternative energy sources and imagine how the extremes of the future might look. 

On Sunday 22 November, Semm Capella is our detour guide to the exhibition Art on Display, which focuses on the way art is presented. Usually, we concentrate on the artworks on show, paying little attention to how they are shown. During this Sunday Stroll, Semm will investigate this experience, and will share his opinion on the presentation of art.

During the next Sunday Stroll (1 November), detour guide Pia Canales will show us around the exhibition Art on Display 1949-69, which focuses on the way art is presented. Usually, we concentrate on the artworks on show, paying little attention to how they are shown. Together, we will shift the balance.

On Sunday 25 Oktober (2pm), detour guide Erik Peters will lead us through the exhibition Lithium. During this Sunday Stroll, Erik will take us on a retreat through the Lithium spa, where he will discuss bodily and climate exhaustion. Erik will speculate with us about alternative energy sources, and imagine what the extremes of our futures might look like. 

For the next Sunday Stroll, on 4 October at 2pm, detour guide Asha Capella will lead us through the exhibition Lithium, about the mineral that powers the batteries of our mobile phones, laptops and electric vehicles. During the event, Asha encourages us to check our own batteries and discover what energises us and what depletes us, as individuals and also as a society. 

In her Sunday Stroll of 20 September, detour guide Joëlle Hoogendoorn led us through Sonneveld House. From her perspective as an artist and art teacher, she focused on the use of colour, shape and style. 

On 6 September, detour guide Erik Peters took us through the exhibition Atelier Nelly and Theo van Doesburg in a Sunday Stroll that focused on narratives. Alternative storylines discussed included the alter egos of Nelly van Doesburg, ‘the black lines of De Stijl’, the tesseract and the vanished cube.

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Asha Capella planned a tour focused around G/D THYSELF and on rituals, both as elements of the installation, and as an influence on our own lives. 

Interaction designer Florian van Zandwijk guided us through a hoodie-based reflection on reality, and how digital media changes the way we see it.

Performer, writer and artist Bas van der Kruk hosted the Sunday Scroll on 31 May on Facebook Live. This digital detour was an exploration of the design of identity.

Artist Joëlle Hoogendoorn hosted the Sunday Scroll on 17 May on Facebook Live. In this digital detour, she explored the Sonneveld House as a work of art.

Chef Asha Capella hosted the Sunday Scroll on 10 May on Facebook Live. This digital detour was an exploration of the design of food.

Interaction designer Florian van Zandwijk hosted this week’s Sunday Scroll (26 April). He dove into the fascinating topic of surveillance in sport. What factors do designers take into account, and what kind of techniques do they use?

‘Art-directucator’ Pia Canales hosted the Sunday Scroll on 12 April on Facebook Live. This digital detour was an exploration of themes in The Hoodie exhibition that speak to her as a designer. Her scroll will focus on the hoodie in subcultures.

Chef Asha Capella hosted the Sunday Scroll on 29 March 2020 on Facebook Live. This digital detour was an exploration of themes in The Hoodie exhibition that speak to her as a maker.

Interaction designer Florian van Zandwijk hosted the first ever Sunday Scroll on Facebook Live. In this digital detour, we join Florian as he finds out more about The Hoodie. He goes into the hoodie and privacy, among other things. 

Discover Het Nieuwe Instituut's exhibition(s) during a Sunday Stroll with Nevill Mitchell Martins. He will show you around from his perspective as a music enthusiast, futurist and community director.

Discover Het Nieuwe Instituut's exhibition(s) during a Sunday Stroll with Pia Canales. She will show you around from her perspective as a professional observer and hyper-curious art lover.

Discover Het Nieuwe Instituut's exhibition(s) during a Sunday Stroll with Bas van der Kruk. He will show you around from his perspective as a performer, writer and artist.

Discover Het Nieuwe Instituut's exhibition(s) during a Sunday Stroll with Bas van der Kruk. He will show you around from his perspective as a performer, writer and artist.

Discover Neuhaus during a Sunday Stroll with Sven Jansse. He will show you around the academy from his perspective as an architect, photographer and artist.

Woodturner and designer Suzan Doornbos discovered the art of woodturning five years ago after reading the book ‘Om de vorm’ [On form] on the life and work of Maria van Kesteren. As an assistant to and under the mentorship of the now 85-year-old Maria van Kesteren, Suzan developed a style of her own. The hallmark of Suzan’s work is its simplicity of form, and a recurring theme of hers is serenity. She steers clear of ‘fussy’ types of wood and frills, and goes back to basics. By combining wood with other materials such as rubber, rope and metal, she aims to strengthen her forms and create timeless designs. In this workshop Suzan will share her fascination for circular forms and use her work to show how she comes up with her designs.

The artist Jan Rothuizen worked on a huge mural inside Het Nieuwe Instituut. In the workshop ‘Draw Big’ you can join Jan for an expedition through the institute. He will encourage you to draw and write not only about what you see but above all about what you hear, feel and think on your journey. You then record all these experiences on a huge sheet! The final result: a collective ‘soft map’ of Het Nieuwe Instituut. This is a workshop for anyone who loves to draw or write, as well as those who like to mess about!

For architect Oksana Savchuk, walking helps us to bring body, mind and space together. In the workshop Trip Down Memory Lane Savchuk challenges you to visualise your latest or daily route from memory.

A finished design doesn’t appear by magic. It’s the result of exploration, play, and trying out different ideas. You could call it messing about. You’ll find lots of examples of this in all designers’ archives. 

What if we could tackle both the world’s energy and food problems? What if we could harvest both electricity and food within one system using the power of the sun? Power Plant is the world’s first self-powering greenhouse, developed by solar designer Marjan van Aubel. In the Power Plant workshop, we will develop concepts in a short time and translate them into scale models.

Children design a game in which technology can improve the body. They work with conductive ink, LEDs and a 3D printer, and learn how an electric circuit works. Inspired by the well-known game Dokter Bibber.

People today have no problem in using a telephone or tiny camera to capture everybody, including themselves (selfies), in all sorts of ways. That was a good deal more difficult in the past. A professional photographer takes children back to the roots of photography to build their own camera. 

To mark Breast Cancer Month in October, The New Haberdashery, in collaboration with the Stichting BreiBoezem, is organizing a workshop devoted to knitting a breast prosthesis. The goal of the Stichting BreiBoezem is to provide women who have had breast cancer and had a breast removed with a knitted breast prosthesis for free.

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