Minimal Collective x Oude Kerk: Post-Space

Sound and art in dialogue with the characteristic architecture and acoustics of the Oude Kerk. During Amsterdam Dance Event, the Oude Kerk is once again joining forces with music and art platform Minimal Collective for the 2nd edition of Post-Space, the collective's ongoing series of site-specific listening experiences. For three days, sound and visual art will engage in a dialogue with the characteristic architecture and acoustics of Amsterdam's oldest building, the Oude Kerk. Evening programmes On Friday 23 and Saturday 24 October, 2 separate evening programmes with live performances and DJ sets will take place, including an audiovisual world premiere and various new collaborations. The line-up for Friday 23 October includes: lazergazer (DJ set), Pavel Milyakov & Tapio Viitasaari present Melancholia by Yana Pavlova (Live), Carmen Villain (Live) and Lulá Luna & Nessim (DJ set). On Saturday 24 October, Son Of Chi & Okgwa (Live), Temple Rat presents Whispers of Water and Spring (Live), Tharim Cornelisse, Floid & W92 present Nooga, audiovisual world premiere (Hybrid Live) and Picture (Ambient set) will perform. From 22-24 October, the audiovisual installation 'Hieropixel' by Tharim Cornelisse can be admired in the Oude Kerk. Post-Space ‘Hieropixel’ audiovisual installation For this second edition, Post-Space is expanding the format with Hieropixel, a new audiovisual installation by digital artist Tharim Cornelisse. The work can be seen from Thursday to Saturday during the regular opening hours of the church and is also part of the evening programmes on Friday and Saturday in an adapted form. Hieropixel invites visitors to experience the church anew through an encounter between sound and visual art. The installation is the first version of a work that will continue to develop within the Post-Space series. About Post-Space Post-Space is an ongoing series of site-specific listening experiences by Minimal Collective, which explores how sound, art and architecture can change the way we experience a place. Each edition responds to the history, character and acoustics of a specific location, treating the place not as a backdrop but as an active part of the work.