Mirre Yayla Séur has been named Amsterdam's new city artist, opting to use the traditional craft of glass painting instead of conventional drawing on paper. Her work will focus on capturing the city's forgotten and aimless spaces to document these vulnerable locations before they potentially disappear.
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To address growing safety concerns among women cycling alone at night following the death of 17-year-old Lisa, the DGTL festival at the Amsterdam Dance Event has introduced bicycle buddies. These volunteers provide companionship to festival-goers to ensure they can travel home safely after late-night celebrations.
While the Amsterdam Dance Event is known for high-energy electronic music, the ZERØBPM event at De Thomas offers a quiet alternative centered on ambient music and meditation. The ninety-minute sessions allow attendees to shift their focus inward, providing a reflective break from the intense festival atmosphere.
During the Amsterdam Dance Event, the ZERØBPM gathering at De Thomas offers a quiet alternative to the city's loud techno scene. The ninety-minute event combines ambient music with meditation to help participants find inner peace and reflection amidst the busy festival week.
Five DJs, including Amsterdam's Job Jobse, have canceled their performances at the No Art Festival citing personal reasons. The cancellations come amidst ongoing controversy surrounding Sona, the event organizer, following allegations of misconduct against a former co-owner and previous regulatory violations.
Following the discovery of 29-year-old Hajar's body in an Amsterdam canal, a 23-year-old suspect has been arrested. Local women's organizations are grieving the loss while addressing the broader societal fears regarding the safety of women.
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