ReadHouse Of Narratives' collaboration on the first non-institutional archive in the Netherlands exploring untold stories within the history of hip hop and urban performance arts from the 1960s to the present.
A commissioned article on how what many consider the oldest concert hall in the world connects with new audiences.
On the content production featuring regenerative architectural practices in Rotterdam, a collaboration between Sabine van der Vooren, the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam and House of Narrative.
House Of Narrative and Alastair Parvin reflecting on the 11th IABR edition closing.
A commissioned piece on the ways how Antwerp Symphony Orchestra - Europe's premier orchestra's - expands the reach of classical music.
A commissioned piece on how theatre de Veste and CultureSuite pioneered tech in Dutch theatre.
A commissioned article for CultureSuite on how The Hague's Amare’s digital evolution is redefining cultural storytelling.
An IABR conversation delves into whether indigenous knowledge and Europe's energy transition can coexist - in the context of Morocco’s Draa-Tafilalet region—home to both the Amazigh culture and the world’s largest solar energy plant.
An essay by urban planner Daphne Bouman on the livability of a city from an auditorial perspective.
On House Of Narratives assistance of Badhuistheater Amsterdam in grant writing, a glimpse into the world of cultural funding and how it compares to other countries.
House Of Narrative in conversation with professor Daniel Barber, Chair of Architecture History and Theory at TU Eindhoven.
On House Of Narrative delving into the archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to uncover untold stories about the Netherlands' role in international development over the decades.
In conversation with glasser Ismail Bouhali on surfing as a storied tradition in Morocco.
Amsterdam's dynamic subcultural landscape and the city's cultural fabric has evolved from the rebellious 60s to the modern era, from underground clubs to mainstream commodification.
House of Narrative in conversation with Colombian architect Pedro Aparicio-Llorente, for IABR, on ways to approach architecture from an environmental perspective.
House of Narrative in conversation with professor and architect Barbara Mueller for IABR on the transformation of an old Airfield in Tamale, Ghana.
History and analysis of post-independence Morocco’s cultural landscape.
House of Narrative in conversation with Jeremy Till, a British architect, educator, and writer, and Professor of Architecture at Central Saint Martins for the International Architecture Biennial Rotterdam.
In conversation with Natural Birds Protection Netherlands for IABR, exploring urban environments from a bird’s perspective.
Reconsidering Souffles-Anfas: Morocco’s most radical journalistics and one of postcolonial North Africa’s most influential reviews ever written.
On our role in assisting the International Architecture Biennale in Rotterdam in articulating the curatorial vision and writing stories.
From the jazz-infused activism of Sun Ra to the streets of Amsterdam: about the aesthetic tradition of Afrofuturism and its school of thought.
A co-production by Baytzyhal, Plotfarm and House Of Narrative on the exploration of womanhood linked to the Arab-Islamic world.
What is Amsterdam’s best building? On the Amsterdam Architecture Prize 2024 and House Of Narrative assistance in translating the vision of the jury during the event.
A profile on Rufus Collins, an Afro-American theater pioneer, whose legacy echoes through the Dutch cultural landscape as he challenged norms and ignited multicultural voices.
Office culture corridors of time, exploring the history of its space, lifestyle and trends.
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House Of Narratives' collaboration on the first non-institutional archive in the Netherlands exploring untold stories within the history of hip hop and urban performance arts from the 1960s to the present.
From church to club: peek inside monuments and the way the've been lived through the ages during Open Monumentendag in September.
House Of Narrative's contribution to the first national event drawing filmmakers, photographers, artists of all kinds into our national archives.
Contemplations on green colonialism and how nature should look like in civilized places.
Revolutionizing heritage preservation: a signature oral history project preserving the Matawai Maroons in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, Surinam.
Some words on rethinking the concept of sustainability plus an alternative way to think and talk about how we can save the planet.
On intergenerational consciousness and how to engage with your family narrative.
In the Yucatán Peninsula, the Tren Maya project marks a critical crossroad, threading through Mexico's landscape to harmonize modern development with the deep-rooted cultural essence of the Maya civilization.
House Of Narratives contribution to a national performance on local narratives on colonial legacies of Haarlem, Amsterdam, and Middelburg.
House Of Narrative teamed up with Surfana Collective in the first phases of their marketing journey, integrating a more storytelling approach into Surfana's digital presence.
Everything about House Of Narratives work for the 40th edition of Amsterdam Roots Festival, Europe's leading event on multicultural music and arts.
Exploring the dynamics, possibilities and calculations of relaxation in city parks from a pragmatic and romantic perspective.
Om how community management and artistry intersected in crafting a beautiful content project, resulting in portraits now hanging in homes across the Netherlands.
House Of Narrative's storytelling contribution to the globally operating real estate agency Sotheby’s International Realty in Amsterdam.
Cultural events in relation to heritage: House Of Narrative reviewed the impact of nomadic art biennale Manifesta in Palermo, Italy.
On the rich and intricate world beneath the waves we surf in the Netherlands and the importance to preserve the unique marine ecosystem of the North Sea.
A story of Palermo's identity, architecture an culture shaped by "good" and "bad" powers.
An essay on exploring the essence of adaptability through Bali's subak system.
