INHEEMSE DROMEN II Soevereiniteit
What is your indigenous dream? And where can you dream in a country where people assume that you only existed in the past and far away? These two questions guide the photo exhibition Indigenous Dreams. Each portrait shows the interaction of an Indigenous dreamer living in the Netherlands in a place or activity when they can dream. Next to each portrait is a QR code that allows you to learn more about the dreamer's story. The exhibition launched in 2022 with nine portraits and interviews focused on Indigenous women. This year, six new portraits and interviews have been created with a focus on sovereignty; What does sovereignty mean for Indigenous people?
INHEEMSE DROMEN II Soevereiniteit
Exhibition and workshop
You can visit the exhibition between October 3 and November 3 in Pakhuis de Zwijger. On October 12, a special workshop on the Indigenous Liberation program will be organized around the expo. For this program you must reserve pay-as-you-like tickets in time via the website. The exhibition can be visited in November and December at Buurthuis de Bol in Amsterdam North.
This exhibition was realized with the support of the Stimuleringsfonds
Credits artists:
Chihiro Geuzebroek
Mia Tengco
Credits Indigenous Dreamers:
Ayesha Slater
Richard Toppo
Shanthuru Premkumar
Juan Manque
Roberto Calisaya
Semuel Sahureka
Dates and times
| Sunday 1 October | 10:00 - 23:00 |
| Monday 2 October | 10:00 - 23:00 |
| Tuesday 3 October | 10:00 - 23:00 |
INHEEMSE DROMEN II Soevereiniteit
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