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My name is Language

Nicoline van Harskamp

Judith Quax’s nomadic life

Judith Quax

Antonis Pittas aims to bring history to life

Antonis Pittas

The amazing journey from China to the Netherlands

Tja Ling Hu

Bas Kosters pays tribute to the traffic cone

De telegraaf

Cruising through the city without a roadmap

Jorne Vriens (Metropolis M)

An AM Live special focusing on Refresh Amsterdam

Imara Limon, conservator Amsterdam Museum

A surprising tour of Amsterdam’s city culture

Culturele Agenda

Tja Ling Hu shows how complex our connections to the past can be

Wieteke van Zeil (de Volkskrant)

Bart Rutten on Refresh Amsterdam

NPO 2

Symposium Refresh Amsterdam

Amsterdam Museum

The duality of freedom and imprisonment

Mister Motley

Know your roots, know yourself

The future of cultural hotbeds

Amsterdam Museum

How do you shape the city of today?

AT5

Elisa van Joolen on Portal 006

AM Live

Know your place

Tonya Su

A cultural sector without labels

Amsterdam Museum

Not only the usual suspects

Kees Keijer

Makers & Power Structures

Rooted / Uprooted

CBK Zuid-Oost

Documentary Refresh Amsterdam

AT5

Makers & Organisations

Margriet Schavemaker on Refresh

Annemieke Bosman (Opium)

Tyna Adebowale on sense of place as body

Hani Rashepar

Jaasir Linger on Winti

FunX

The Shadows Assembly on their curtain

Hani Rashepar

My name is Language

Nicoline van Harsmap

KIP Republic on belonging

Hani Rashepar

UNEME

Tyna Adebowale

Fluid diversity in the city’s cultural ecosystem

Rowan Stol

Trampling down closed doors

Rowan Stol

The story behind the campaign image

Kevin Osepa

Tirzo Martha on his unconventional stacking up

Hani Rashepar

Antonis Pittas on ‘enough’

Hani Rashepar

Refresh Symposium ‘The Architecture of Sex’

Hani Rashepar

Raquel van Haver on her contemporary regents group portrait

Hani Rashepar

Simon(e) van Saarloos on the ambiguity of sense of place

Hani Rashepar

Goeun Bae on the entanglement of humor and tragedy

Hani Rashepar

SALDO

Daniel Jacoby

Jaasir Linger on Winti

Hani Rashepar

Antonio José Guzman on cultural interactions

Hani Rashepar

Tamara SHogaolu on the many layers of home

Hani Rashepar

Home: Queer perspectives

Tja Ling Hu on the journey of family history

Hani Rahsepar

Kevin Osepa on collective memory

Hani Rahsepar

Daniel Jacoby on the universal phone shop

Hani Rashepar

United Painting on the use and sense of place

Hani Rahsepar

Suat Ögüt on invisible architecture and unheared stories

Hani Rahsepar

Judith Quax on the fluidity of home

Hani Rahsepar

Film by Antonis Pittas

Antonis Pittas

Brian Elstak on the stories behind the urban culture

Hani Rahsepar

We Sell Reality on the right to have rights

Hani Rahsepar

Oscam Speak Session: United Painting

OSCAM

New Narratives Talk: Refresh Amsterdam – (In)Visible City

Imara Limon

Yunjoo Kwak on silenced history

Hani Rashepar

The city changes. The question is: how do cultural institutions change with it?

Ko van ’t Hek (translated by Dutton Hauhart)

Oscam Speak Session: Tamara Shogaolu

OSCAM

Oscam Speak Session: Tyna Adebowale

OSCAM

Bas Kosters on the traffic cone in a regulated city

Hani Rahsepar

Virtual Tour Refresh

Amsterdam Museum

I Contain Multitudes

Abdelkader Benali

Refresh Amsterdam – Sense of Place An introduction

Imara Limon, curator Amsterdam Museum