Posted on: February 19, 2024 Posted by: Tamara Kanuchova Comments: 0

A Pick From International Film Festival Rotterdam 2024: Green Border

A Pick From International Film Festival Rotterdam 2024: Green Border By Tamara Ka?uchová | Culture | February 19, 2024 Cover Illustration: The Green Border film still. Agnieszka Holland / IFFR Culture reporter Tamara Ka?uchová reports on Green Border, a must-watch from The International Film Festival Rotterdam. Standing ovation, a full movie theater, people leaving the film in tears. In brief, that was the screening of Green Border by Agnieszka Holland at…

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Posted on: February 14, 2024 Posted by: Nina Cerasuolo Comments: 0

Of Beauty and Pain: Nan Goldin at Stedelijk Museum

Of Beauty and Pain: Nan Goldin at Stedelijk Museum By Nina Cerasuolo | News / Culture | February 14, 2024 Cover Illustration: Of Beauty and Pain by Nan Goldi at Stedelijke Museum. Nina Cerasuolo / The Amsterdammer  Culture Reporter Nina Cerasuolo discovers the works of American photographer Nan Goldin, whose exhibition was hosted by the Stedelijk Museum.   Sunday, Jan. 28, was the last day visitors of Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum could…

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Posted on: February 5, 2024 Posted by: Andra Tache Comments: 0

Words Hurt, Words Heal: The Value of Gender-Neutral Language

Words Hurt, Words Heal: The Value of Gender-Neutral Language  By Andra Tache  | Culture | February 5, 2024 Cover Illustration: Hands with rainbow colors. Cottonbro Studio / Pexels Culture Reporter Andra Tache discusses the effects that non-gender neutral linguistic behaviors may have on the LGBTQ+ community. Why Pronouns Matter “It’s the difference between a cold bath and a hot bath.” When I asked Darcy to describe how it makes them…

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Posted on: January 12, 2024 Posted by: Tamara Kanuchova Comments: 0

Amsterdam Light Festival 2023: The Role of AI in Art and Cities

Amsterdam Light Festival 2023: The Role of AI in Art and Cities By Tamara Ka?uchová | Culture | January 12, 2024 Cover Illustration: Artwork “Absorbed by Light” by Gali May Lucas at Amsterdam Light Festival 2023. Janus van den Eijnden / Amsterdam Light Festival Culture Reporter Tamara Ka?uchová explores this year’s edition of the Amsterdam Light Festival, which focused on the impact of AI and technology. For Amsterdammers, the winter season…

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Posted on: December 20, 2023 Posted by: Sara Serrano Comments: 0

Stories from The Albert Cuyp Market

Stories from The Albert Cuyp Market By Sara Serrano | Culture | December 20, 2023 Cover Illustration: Brownies at the market. Sara Serrano / The Amsterdammer Culture Reporter Sara Serrano visits the famous Albert Cuyp market, sharing unique stories from some of its vendors. In the heart of the popular neighborhood of De Pijp, the Albert Cuyp market is a melting pot of tradition and innovation. Among its 260 stands, locals…

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Posted on: December 6, 2023 Posted by: Livia Wendland Comments: 0

UvA Student Protesters Call for Decolonization and Solidarity with Palestine

UvA Student Protesters Call for Decolonization and Solidarity with Palestine By Livia Wendland | News | December 6, 2023 Cover Illustration: Staff and students gather in the ABC building at Roeterseiland campus in solidarity with Palestine. Livia Wendland / The Amsterdammer. News Reporter Livia Wendland reports on the numerous occasions in which UvA students have contested the University’s response to current events in Gaza. A crowd of over fifty students gathered…

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