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What conditions enable flow in a world built for speed and productivity? On Wednesday, January 21st, join the first installment of artist Rosa Vrij's Unfolding Universes series—a series of lectures and performances at Mediamatic.

CBK Rotterdam, the Rotterdam City Archives, and the Kunsthal are looking for the City Artists of 2026. This year, we're focusing on a topic familiar to every Rotterdammer, but often overlooked: nightlife.

The recently launched Kunstkaart (Art Map) lists over seventy art initiatives in Rotterdam, from workshops to exhibition spaces and from residencies to studios. One of these is Extra Practice. We spoke with Moosje M Goosen, one of the current artists at Het Wilde Weten, about their residency program and the Rotterdam art scene.

The recently launched Art Office art map features over seventy art initiatives in Rotterdam, from workshops to exhibition spaces and from residencies to studios. One of these is Extra Practice. We spoke with Emma Verhoeven, one of the collective's creators, about the importance of artist initiatives in a city like Rotterdam.

On the art map launched today, you'll find over seventy art initiatives in Rotterdam, from workshops to exhibition spaces and from residencies to studios. Discover how to reach these initiatives and use the map to see where they are located in the city.

Are you already working on your artist's legacy? Do you have an idea of ​​what it entails? We'd love to hear from you: are you working on this, what questions do you have, and what challenges are you facing?

Daycare and learning center Pluspunt invites you to see the world through a different lens, adjust your perspectives, and experience art through the power of process. From Thursday, December 11th, through Sunday, January 25th, Pluspunt participants will present their work at the Doelen Art exhibition "Aan de kant" (On the Side).

In MUSH-ROOM, you can descend into a space where the fast pace of daily life fades away, replaced by a calmer rhythm, until November 30th. BELOW CONTROL, an exhibition by Leonie Fernhout and Thomas Meijerman, explores surrender as an act of radical connection: with our bodies, our emotions, and the world we share.