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Activity

Depot as an artist's studio

During the Groot Rotterdams Atelier Weekend (GRAW), artists open their studios to the public. There are also artists who take the collection and the museum as their inspiration. During this weekend, the museum has invited two artists to give visitors a glimpse into their work and share it with them.

19 & 20 september
drop-in | 1 - 4 pm

Caterina Pecchioli

Climate change, memory, and colonial history are closely intertwined. Using photography, textile art, and digital cartography, this artwork imagines our earth in the year 2749. Through this participatory project, artist Caterina Pecchioli has built a living archive in which historical imagery, photographs of communities, participants, and satellite maps merge into a new kind of atlas. This artwork was created during workshops with the artist, including one held in the Depot of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in collaboration with the Thami Mnyele Foundation. Add your own memories and vision for the future of nature to this living archive.

title: 2749 Social Cartography: The Photo Archive of Decolonial Ecology
location: education studio

Caterina Pecchioli
Caterina Pecchioli 2749 Social Cartography, 2026 Woven textile.

IAMAIR

Imagine: twenty artists are asked to shape a recent, sensitive emotion in clay. The host seems ill at ease and, consciously or unconsciously, creates an atmosphere that grows more intense as the session unfolds. What no one knows: the artists have each received cards with secret instructions to destroy each other's work — hacking it in two, crumpling it, burying it, and so on — as an invitation to transformation and letting go. Along the way, the process spirals completely out of control. During GRAW, we invite you to meet Sophia for an intimate viewing of what remains.

title: Special Viewing
location: photo studio

IAMAIR