Art is our first language. Even while we are closed for renovations, our programming continues. You will find our art programmes at off-site locations throughout the year and on the digital platform The Couch. The permanent installations in Het HEM will remain open to the public after the renovation.
Our music programme focuses on experimental ways of making, presenting and experiencing sound in the building through listening sessions, live performances and musical artist-in-residence programmes. During renovations, we organise music programmes at off-site locations and on the digital platform The Couch.
Het HEM loves books. During your visit, come lose yourself in the library's rich selection.
The building's industrial design and our experimental art programme bring ambience and meaning to every event.
Situated in a former munitions factory, Het HEM is a new home for contemporary culture.
In this workshop, current Artist-in-Resident Kevin Gotkin will offer strategies for disability-centric nightlife organizing developed through in the REMOTE ACCESS party series they have stewarded in collaboration with a network of queercrip artists and activists. We will consider access techniques in careful detail, reading the participation guides produced for these events, as we think about this catalytic moment in the art of convening.
This is an in-person event at Het HEM and you are welcome to join us. Capacity is limited and masks must be worn. Please contact us ASAP if there are specific ways your access needs can be met. We will offer automated captioning.
The workshop is free of costs. Registration is required.
Bio: Kevin Gotkin / Who Girl (he/they) is currently a Chapter 4OUR Artist-in-Resident. They might be described as an access ecologist, public pedagoge, serious party girl, and institutional critic. Most recently, they were a Visiting Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, & Communication at NYU from 2018 - 2021.