surprise me + only wednesday + daytime + art & exhibitions + only idm & experimental + only free
Nothing matched only wednesday and only free together, so I dropped that and kept the rest.
ADE picks
Deep Seeing Currents
Deep Seeing Currents slowly wraps you in darkness and the sounds of life underwater, with body-shaking low end on a 4DSOUND spatial system, in ARTIS' historic aquarium from 1882.
Charged by Jaco Schilp
Charged by Jaco Schilp is a sensor-driven light installation at ADE Lab Village Westergas, where clouds of light react to how many people are inside and how they move. Jaco Schilp’s setup uses TouchDesigner and YOLO, with the room folding around your presence like magnetic poles.
Dreaming Babies: illi by Yoon Chung Han
Yoon Chung Han’s Dreaming Babies: illi is an interactive audiovisual installation with 23 hybrid human babies in virtual incubators, where audience microphone input and a ChatGPT layer feed the speculative birth stories.
Heliotrope by Heleen Blanken & Daniel de Bruin
Heleen Blanken & Daniel de Bruin’s Heliotrope is a mirrored kinetic installation built around sun-tracking and tropism, with blades moving, light beams split, and reflections turning the room into a shifting mechanical landscape.
The Egg by Touki Delphine
Touki Delphine’s The Egg is a light-and-sound installation built from recycled materials, with live music systems made from salvaged objects, motors, relays, drums and lights in an ADE Arts & Culture setting.
The Nature of Remembering
Group exhibition initiated by Lawil Karama, in conversation with Megan Hoetger
Swan Lake Remixed for ADE - Extra show
Dutch National Ballet, ISH Dance Collective and Junior Company rework Swan Lake with hip-hop dance, electronic music and digital art. The piece brings Tchaikovsky’s themes of desire, freedom, light and darkness into a live stage mix.
Deep Seeing Currents
Deep Seeing Currents slowly wraps you in darkness and the sounds of life underwater, with body-shaking low end on a 4DSOUND spatial system, in ARTIS' historic aquarium from 1882. One of the week's rare things you can't do anywhere else.