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OSCAM - Open Space Contemporary Art Museum
CLOSED due to move till 23 May
Joy Soldiers: The Language - Opening 23 May
Where We Land - Opening 11 June
OSCAM temporarily closed from May 7 until May 23.
Our time at our old OSCAM building has come to an end. After almost 7 memorable years at Bijlmerplein 110-111, we are moving just a few steps away to our new and final home at Bijlmerplein 97. We are incredibly excited for what’s ahead and hope you will join us for this next chapter in our journey.
We would love to welcome you back on May 23 during the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish (@blackchildish) at our new location: Bijlmerplein 97. Get ready for many amazing things to come in our grand opening program running from May through September, and follow our move here on socials.
Sign up for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ through the link in bio.
TEMPORARILY CLOSED
May 7 - May 23, 2026
Opening: ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’
Saturday, May 23, 2026
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Photography by Almicheal Fraay (@maikeljay)
OSCAM featured in Het Parool
Today, Het Parool (@hetparool) published a feature by Edo Dijksterhuis (@edodijksterhuis) on OSCAM, our new location at Groot Bijlmerplein, and our mission to create space for new voices within art and culture.
Marian (@marianduff) and Evelyn (@evelyn_imafidon) spoke about OSCAM as a place for talent development, community, and visibility in Amsterdam Southeast, as well as our international ambitions beyond the Netherlands.
There is much more to come, and we hope you will join us on this journey in the Netherlands and abroad.
Read the full article today in Het Parool.
Photography by Jasmijn Hoogmolen (@jasmijnhoogmolen_photography)
OSCAM featured in Het Parool
Today, Het Parool (@hetparool) published a feature by Edo Dijksterhuis (@edodijksterhuis) on OSCAM, our new location at Groot Bijlmerplein, and our mission to create space for new voices within art and culture.
Marian (@marianduff) and Evelyn (@evelyn_imafidon) spoke about OSCAM as a place for talent development, community, and visibility in Amsterdam Southeast, as well as our international ambitions beyond the Netherlands.
There is much more to come, and we hope you will join us on this journey in the Netherlands and abroad.
Read the full article today in Het Parool.
Photography by Jasmijn Hoogmolen (@jasmijnhoogmolen_photography)
OSCAM featured in Het Parool
Today, Het Parool (@hetparool) published a feature by Edo Dijksterhuis (@edodijksterhuis) on OSCAM, our new location at Groot Bijlmerplein, and our mission to create space for new voices within art and culture.
Marian (@marianduff) and Evelyn (@evelyn_imafidon) spoke about OSCAM as a place for talent development, community, and visibility in Amsterdam Southeast, as well as our international ambitions beyond the Netherlands.
There is much more to come, and we hope you will join us on this journey in the Netherlands and abroad.
Read the full article today in Het Parool.
Photography by Jasmijn Hoogmolen (@jasmijnhoogmolen_photography)
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
Opening: ‘Where We Land’
OSCAM presents ‘Where We Land’, the first solo exhibition by Paramaribo-based painter Vanity Wezer. Opening on June 11, 2026, as part of the Young OSCAM Art Kitchen (YOAK), the exhibition explores how place shapes the way we inhabit ourselves, experience time, and find meaning in the everyday. In figurative paintings, Wezer captures moments of landing: the quiet, everyday rhythms of life in Suriname.
Working with acrylic on canvas, she brings together scenes from her daily life and the natural environment of Suriname. Her paintings reflect the climate, landscape, and rhythm of the country, showing how surroundings influence the way we experience time and inhabit space.
As a self-taught painter and part of the interdisciplinary creative collective LFMC (Lowrey Foley McClane), Wezer explores how heritage lives on in gestures, routines, silences, and the spaces we occupy. Suriname becomes tangible in the humidity, light, and stillness of her work.
Be part of the opening of ‘Where We Land’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until 10 October, 2026
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Artworks and photography by Vanity Wezer (@vanitywzr)
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
Opening: ‘Where We Land’
OSCAM presents ‘Where We Land’, the first solo exhibition by Paramaribo-based painter Vanity Wezer. Opening on June 11, 2026, as part of the Young OSCAM Art Kitchen (YOAK), the exhibition explores how place shapes the way we inhabit ourselves, experience time, and find meaning in the everyday. In figurative paintings, Wezer captures moments of landing: the quiet, everyday rhythms of life in Suriname.
Working with acrylic on canvas, she brings together scenes from her daily life and the natural environment of Suriname. Her paintings reflect the climate, landscape, and rhythm of the country, showing how surroundings influence the way we experience time and inhabit space.
As a self-taught painter and part of the interdisciplinary creative collective LFMC (Lowrey Foley McClane), Wezer explores how heritage lives on in gestures, routines, silences, and the spaces we occupy. Suriname becomes tangible in the humidity, light, and stillness of her work.
Be part of the opening of ‘Where We Land’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until 10 October, 2026
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Artworks and photography by Vanity Wezer (@vanitywzr)
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
Opening: ‘Where We Land’
OSCAM presents ‘Where We Land’, the first solo exhibition by Paramaribo-based painter Vanity Wezer. Opening on June 11, 2026, as part of the Young OSCAM Art Kitchen (YOAK), the exhibition explores how place shapes the way we inhabit ourselves, experience time, and find meaning in the everyday. In figurative paintings, Wezer captures moments of landing: the quiet, everyday rhythms of life in Suriname.
Working with acrylic on canvas, she brings together scenes from her daily life and the natural environment of Suriname. Her paintings reflect the climate, landscape, and rhythm of the country, showing how surroundings influence the way we experience time and inhabit space.
As a self-taught painter and part of the interdisciplinary creative collective LFMC (Lowrey Foley McClane), Wezer explores how heritage lives on in gestures, routines, silences, and the spaces we occupy. Suriname becomes tangible in the humidity, light, and stillness of her work.
Be part of the opening of ‘Where We Land’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until 10 October, 2026
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Artworks and photography by Vanity Wezer (@vanitywzr)
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
Opening: ‘Where We Land’
OSCAM presents ‘Where We Land’, the first solo exhibition by Paramaribo-based painter Vanity Wezer. Opening on June 11, 2026, as part of the Young OSCAM Art Kitchen (YOAK), the exhibition explores how place shapes the way we inhabit ourselves, experience time, and find meaning in the everyday. In figurative paintings, Wezer captures moments of landing: the quiet, everyday rhythms of life in Suriname.
Working with acrylic on canvas, she brings together scenes from her daily life and the natural environment of Suriname. Her paintings reflect the climate, landscape, and rhythm of the country, showing how surroundings influence the way we experience time and inhabit space.
As a self-taught painter and part of the interdisciplinary creative collective LFMC (Lowrey Foley McClane), Wezer explores how heritage lives on in gestures, routines, silences, and the spaces we occupy. Suriname becomes tangible in the humidity, light, and stillness of her work.
Be part of the opening of ‘Where We Land’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Thursday, 11 June, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until 10 October, 2026
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Artworks and photography by Vanity Wezer (@vanitywzr)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Recap Nocturnal Gardens: Cyanotype Workshop
On May 2, artist and photographer part of ‘Watering a Black Garden’ Bernice Mulenga guided participants through an afternoon of cyanotype, collage, and collective reflection at OSCAM. With the sunny weather and everyone creating together, the workshop became a collective moment of care. Thank you to everyone who joined us at OSCAM and helped make this workshop such a tender closing moment for Watering a Black Garden, as well as L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for making this moment even more beautiful.
A special thank you to ARTNOIR and the artists Maty Biayenda (@bbiayenda), Jeannette Ehlers (@jeannetteehlers), Ufuoma Essi (@ufuoma.essi), Shaniqwa Jarvis (@sheekswinsalways), Rachel Marsil (@rachel.marsil), Aline Motta (@1alinemotta), Bernice Mulenga (@bernice.mulenga), and Nengi Omuku (@nengiomuku )for being part of this exhibition.
‘Watering a Black Garden’ has now come to a close, and we want to thank everyone who visited the exhibition, joined a workshop, supported the artists, and shared these moments with us over the past months. We hope to welcome you again on Saturday, May 23 for the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by Black Childish at OSCAM. Sing up through the link in our bio.
Photography by Boutaina Hajji (@boutaina.jpeg)
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
Seen by OSCAM: Venice Biennale
This week, OSCAM was present during the preview of 61st Venice Biennale. Through our own lens, we captured the moments that stayed with us. We were inspired by so many amazing artists that powerfully center diaspora, identity, and cultural narratives. Drawing from personal experiences and heritage, they create works that invite reflection, recognition, and connection.
A special thanks to all the artists putting the diaspora on the map during this years’ edition.
Who we saw:
1. BigChief Demond Melancon
2. Otobong Nkanga
3. Daniel Lind-Ramos
4. Ebony G. Patterson
5. Tegene Kunbi
6. Minor Music at the End of the World - Saidiya Hartman & Sarah Benson
6. Photography by @celestiastudio.it
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OSCAM Program letter | Link in bio
1. Graphic design by Black Childish and artistic direction by Morgane Lambert
3. Artwork by Black Childish and photography by Jan Kirkham
4. Photography by Almicheal Fraay
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OSCAM Program letter | Link in bio
1. Graphic design by Black Childish and artistic direction by Morgane Lambert
3. Artwork by Black Childish and photography by Jan Kirkham
4. Photography by Almicheal Fraay
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OSCAM Program letter | Link in bio
1. Graphic design by Black Childish and artistic direction by Morgane Lambert
3. Artwork by Black Childish and photography by Jan Kirkham
4. Photography by Almicheal Fraay
Do you want full access to all the upcoming OSCAM ins and outs? Subscribe to our monthly program letter to be the first to receive updates on our exhibitions and programs.
OSCAM Program letter | Link in bio
1. Graphic design by Black Childish and artistic direction by Morgane Lambert
3. Artwork by Black Childish and photography by Jan Kirkham
4. Photography by Almicheal Fraay
Do you want full access to all the upcoming OSCAM ins and outs? Subscribe to our monthly program letter to be the first to receive updates on our exhibitions and programs.
OSCAM Program letter | Link in bio
1. Graphic design by Black Childish and artistic direction by Morgane Lambert
3. Artwork by Black Childish and photography by Jan Kirkham
4. Photography by Almicheal Fraay
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
We are still holding onto the beauty of the flower arrangement workshop with Paula’s Bloemenstudio on April 11. Thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for the chocolate and goody bags that made the day feel even more memorable. We hope you can carry the essence of this exhibition with you, just like the participants did in that moment.
Today was the last day of Watering a Black Garden. Our last exhibition at this location brought together the works of 8 amazing female and non-binary artists from the African diaspora in collaboration with ArtNoir (@artnoirco). We are so grateful to everyone who came by, whether during the opening, a workshop, or just on another day at OSCAM.
We hope to see you again at our new location from May 23 with the exhibition Joy Soldiers: The Language by Black Childish.
Photography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Opening: ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’
OSCAM presents ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’, a solo exhibition by Mickaël Mehala, known as Black Childish. Opening on May 23, 2026, as part of the launch of OSCAM’s new location, the exhibition reimagines toy soldiers as symbols of self-expression, identity, and community. Drawing from the African diaspora and Black pop culture, Black Childish creates large-scale works that highlight the visibility and strength of everyday heroes.
Through digital sculpture, illustration, and 3D-printed works, he transforms traditional symbols of conflict into expressions of pride and representation. His practice blends 2D and 3D techniques, rooted in Caribbean heritage and global influences, expanding the possibilities of digital art while centering themes of cultural identity and Black representation.
Be part of the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Saturday, May 23, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until August 30
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Graphic design by Black Childish (@blackchildish)
Artistic direction by Morgane Lambert (@moontherocks)
Photography by Jan Kirkham (@jan_kirkham)
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Opening: ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’
OSCAM presents ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’, a solo exhibition by Mickaël Mehala, known as Black Childish. Opening on May 23, 2026, as part of the launch of OSCAM’s new location, the exhibition reimagines toy soldiers as symbols of self-expression, identity, and community. Drawing from the African diaspora and Black pop culture, Black Childish creates large-scale works that highlight the visibility and strength of everyday heroes.
Through digital sculpture, illustration, and 3D-printed works, he transforms traditional symbols of conflict into expressions of pride and representation. His practice blends 2D and 3D techniques, rooted in Caribbean heritage and global influences, expanding the possibilities of digital art while centering themes of cultural identity and Black representation.
Be part of the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Saturday, May 23, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until August 30
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Graphic design by Black Childish (@blackchildish)
Artistic direction by Morgane Lambert (@moontherocks)
Photography by Jan Kirkham (@jan_kirkham)
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Opening: ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’
OSCAM presents ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’, a solo exhibition by Mickaël Mehala, known as Black Childish. Opening on May 23, 2026, as part of the launch of OSCAM’s new location, the exhibition reimagines toy soldiers as symbols of self-expression, identity, and community. Drawing from the African diaspora and Black pop culture, Black Childish creates large-scale works that highlight the visibility and strength of everyday heroes.
Through digital sculpture, illustration, and 3D-printed works, he transforms traditional symbols of conflict into expressions of pride and representation. His practice blends 2D and 3D techniques, rooted in Caribbean heritage and global influences, expanding the possibilities of digital art while centering themes of cultural identity and Black representation.
Be part of the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Saturday, May 23, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until August 30
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Graphic design by Black Childish (@blackchildish)
Artistic direction by Morgane Lambert (@moontherocks)
Photography by Jan Kirkham (@jan_kirkham)
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Opening: ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’
OSCAM presents ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’, a solo exhibition by Mickaël Mehala, known as Black Childish. Opening on May 23, 2026, as part of the launch of OSCAM’s new location, the exhibition reimagines toy soldiers as symbols of self-expression, identity, and community. Drawing from the African diaspora and Black pop culture, Black Childish creates large-scale works that highlight the visibility and strength of everyday heroes.
Through digital sculpture, illustration, and 3D-printed works, he transforms traditional symbols of conflict into expressions of pride and representation. His practice blends 2D and 3D techniques, rooted in Caribbean heritage and global influences, expanding the possibilities of digital art while centering themes of cultural identity and Black representation.
Be part of the opening of ‘Joy Soldiers: The Language’ by signing up through the link in our bio.
Saturday, May 23, 2026
7:00PM - 9:30PM
On view until August 30
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 97, 1102 DB, Amsterdam (our new location)
Graphic design by Black Childish (@blackchildish)
Artistic direction by Morgane Lambert (@moontherocks)
Photography by Jan Kirkham (@jan_kirkham)
OSCAM Artist Highlight: Roxane
For this edition of the OSCAM Artist Highlight, we’re zooming in on Roxane Ikpen (@roxart98), a painter and digital artist who weaves her cultural heritage and identity into her work. Inspired by her lived experiences, the diaspora, and her ancestors, she creates artworks and books that invite viewers to reflect on their own heritage and identity.
Videography by Treshna Ballantine
Saturday, May 2, 2026
Women Artists in Conversation
Our YOMU rental space, run by Zergei Samson, is a space to make your own, within an inspiring cultural environment. This completely sold out evening curated by Ella Ezeike, designed to feel less like a panel and more like a room full of honest, open dialogue.
Women Artists in Conversation brings together six women working across photography, direction, design, and curation to speak on their practices, their process, and what it really means to hold creative authority in spaces not always built for them.
Featuring Ella Ezeike, Michelle Janssen, Bernice Mulenga, Treshna Ballantine, Goldiie, and Sonia Ihuma, moderated by Shaquille Joy.
Expect candid conversation, good energy. If you were able to secure a spot, we’ll see you there.
Saturday, May 2, 2026
19:00 - 22:00
OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 110, Amsterdam
Program
7PM - 7:30PM: Walk-in
7:30PM - 9:00PM: Women Artists in Conversation
9:00 PM - 10:00PM: Music by AMARA + MOSAIKO Soundsystem & closing
Recap Bloom as Ritual: Guided Flower Arrangement Workshop
On April 11, we gathered for a moment of care during the Bloom as Ritual workshop, hosted by Paula’s Bloemenstudio (@paula.bloemenstudio). In the spirit of “Watering a Black Garden”, participants came together to explore flowers as vessels of connection, joy, and intentional creation. There was room for both learning and expression, with each bouquet becoming a living piece of the exhibition beyond the moment.
A special thank you to L’Occitane (@loccitane) and Tony’s Chocolonely (@tonyschocolonely_nl) for adding extra care and sweetness, helping make this gathering even more special.
With just one week left to experience “Watering a Black Garden”, we warmly invite you to visit and immerse yourself while you still can.
And while this Saturday’s cyanotype workshop by Bernice Mulenga is already sold out, we’re excited for another beautiful gathering. We hope to see you soon at OSCAM.
Photography and videography by Isaac Owusu (@qmic)
Friday, May 1
Black Men Talk: On colorism, identity & our perception of one another
Our YOMU rental space, run by Zergei Samson, is a space to make your own, within an inspiring cultural environment. This time, we host a special panel conversation by Black Men Talk, centred on colorism, identity, and the ways we see one another.
An open conversation with multiple perspectives, sharing lived experiences and making space for honest reflection and connection. This event is open to anyone willing to engage, regardless of background or point of view. Through listening and understanding one another more deeply, we strengthen how we move together.
Expect a powerful and thought-provoking evening that stays with you. All spots have been claimed, but keep an eye on the socials of @stichtingblackmentalk to know when any spots open up.
Friday, May 1
6:30PM - 9:00PM
@ OSCAM | Bijlmerplein 110, 1102 DB, Amsterdam
Image courtesy of Black Men Talk
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