FLAM 2024 

30 October till 02 November
WHISPERING SKINS
FLAM+Museumnacht 2024

Perfomances at Arti et Amicitiae

Side program at Goethe Institute, Jacuzzi Dance Space and Veem House for Performance

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Tickets

Arti et Amicitiae 

Sale from 18:30

Pay at the door (cash or pin)

Students € 8 | Regular  € 16 | Passepartout  € 35 (Arti only)

*Museumnacht: tickets exclusively at www.n8.nl

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Program

​*Start times are approximate

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Ongoing Video installations

Arti et Amicitiae 

Rokin 112, 1012 LB Amsterdam

New Babylon, Dora Longo Bahia
Screen recording of your private gesture, Aaron Ratajczyk
The Will to Believe, Rosa Doornenbal

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Wednesday 30 October

Performance

Arti et Amicitiae 

Rokin 112, 1012 LB Amsterdam

Opening 19:00

19.15 GRUNT, Diane Mahín

19.40 big small otherwise, Isadora Tomasi

20.50  GRUNT, Diane Mahín

21.10 THE WeighT OF LOVE, Peter Baren

21.40 THE Market, Fernando Belfiore

 

Thursday 31 October

Performance

Arti et Amicitiae 

Rokin 112, 1012 LB Amsterdam

19.00 A Room With a Better View, Ewa Dziarnowska
19.20 I’m a Robot and I need Therapy, Marina Orlova (+after talk)

21.20 A Room With a Better View, Ewa Dziarnowska

21.50 A Nocturnal Listening, Paula Montecinos
22:30 A Room With a Better View, Ewa Dziarnowska

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Friday 01 November 

Talk

Jacuzzi Dance Space

Warmoesstraat 137, Amsterdam

16:30-18:30 (door open at 16:10)
Talk with Kunstenbond ( Dutch Artists Association)
Reservation necessary: atjacuzzi@gmail.com

 

Performance

Arti et Amicitiae 

Rokin 112, 1012 LB Amsterdam

19.15 DESIRE REIGNS, Nica Roses

20.30 The Knot,  Elisa Zuppini 

21.10 Antisocial, Aaron Ratajczyk

22.00 0UT SPOK3N B$Cht%%, Thais Di Marco

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​Saturday 02 November

Workshop

Goethe Institute Amsterdam

Herengracht 47, Amsterdam

14:00-17:00 
Patriarchs Anonymous,  Maciej Sado
Reservation necessary: keicamad@gmail.com

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Workshop

Veem House for Performance

Van Diemenstraat 408/410

14:00-17:00 
shy*play, Aion Arribas en antje nestel
Tickets at veem.house

 

Performance

Arti et Amicitiae 
Rokin 112, 1012 LB Amsterdam

Museumnacht (tickets exclusively at www.n8.nl)

Doors open 19:00 h

19.00 Unfolding Multitude, Ropes Aligned & Isabel Cordeiro 

19.30 Killing You Softly, Avantika Tibrewal

20.15 M.I.M.O.S.A., Flávia Pinheiro (more performances during the evening)
20.45 Unfolding Multitude, Ropes Aligned & Isabel Cordeiro 
21.20 Intercourse with Earth, masharu

19:30 Sad Clown, Clara Saito

22.00 Will We Believe?, Rosa Doornenbal (more performances during the evening)

22.00 Disambiguation, Elisa Zuppini & ECD students
22:15 Impro Drag, Clara Saito

Ongoing The Waiting Room, Tom Oliver Jacobson
​24:00 to 2:00 Dj + everyone dances

 

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​​Whispering Skins

explores themes of neurodiversity, melancholy, transformation, and body rituals, with this autumn edition shaping a unique atmosphere. FLAM creates a transparent space where warm light can still get in inspiring reflection and new ideas while acknowledging today's complexities. 

While focusing on invisible diversities and inner experiences, there is also room for more energetic and critical works that engage directly with the audience, sparking dynamic dialogues and interactions.

Featuring cross-disciplinary works—from conceptual to theatrical and movement to voice—FLAM offers an immersive experience where audiences share space with performers, encouraging active engagement.

Instead of focusing solely on outcomes, FLAM emphasizes experimentation and artistic research, presenting live performances, video installations, and interactive workshops. This edition also features a discussion with the Kunstenbond on the future of the arts under the newly installed Dutch right-wing government.

 
Participating artists

Aaron Ratajczyk, Aion Arribas & Antje Nestel, Avantika Tibrewal, Clara Saito, Diane Mahín, Dora Longo Bahia, Elisa Zuppini, Ewa Dziarnowska, Fernando Belfiore, Flávia Pinheiro, Isadora Tomasi, Maciej Sado, Marina Orlova, masharu, Nica Roses, Paula Montecinos, Peter Baren, Ropes Aligned & Isabel Cordeiro, Rosa Doornenbal, students of ECD program of the Academy of Theatre and Dance, Thais di Marco and Tom Oliver Jacobson.​​