Detail of the map I worked on with @krelisklein, providing some insight in the complexity of the control measures rolled out in Amsterdam's Red Light District. Full map is available online @failedarch and in print @san.serriffe @w139amsterdam @oudekerkamsterdam @fortvansjakoo 
Nuanced architecture criticism by the neighbours next door 
Annual omikron celebrations in gay street 
6.GND, Douwe Mulder @seelab_thehague 
Tracing Erased Memories (@the_narrativecollective, 2018) overlays the changing image of Cairo and Amsterdam, in particular in relation to recent episodes of protests in both cities. Incredibly powerful experience. Thanks @clarasaito! 
Today's reality #zeeburgereiland #contemporarycommoning 
Architecture of appropriation 
Self-made open source wifi receiver. Squatting goes high-tech. 
Yesterday's massive @queers4climate queer bloc @klimaatmars21 
Despite all the wokeness @stedelijkmuseum decorates itself with this insult of a project is suddenly back on show: yet another variation on the awful design theme of a jacket/rain coat for homeless/refugees that also becomes a tent/sleeping bag.. 
In the World But Don't Know This World (@elanatsui_art 2009) 
Masked Shaman (@hastingshicks 2010) 
Ten shades of pink (@willem.de.rooij 2011) 
#WeAreStillHere, a new movement still fighting for permanent residency and not temporary solutions 
@queers4climate gearing up for the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice/@klimaatmars21 on November 6 
The architecture of intentional delapidation-for-speculation. The owner has left this place to rot for more than a decade now, with the aim to ultimately enlarge it and take the profits. Squatters intervened twice, and were evicted both times by law-and-order fanatic mayor Van der Laan. 
Following a recent twitter conversation with @metahaven & @flaviadzodan, here the bench in question. Slow violence through excelsheet design: somebody is instructed to "lock" the bench at night so nobody sleeps on it. Right in front of @sofitellegendthegrandamsterdam, dammit. 
Electric Dub Station: Ramayana Sequence 0.1 by Antonio José Guzman & Iva Jankovic, as seen at #interwovenhistories, featuring the abstract code of the artist's DNA printed in indigo. 
The Feministische Handwerk Partij in action at #interwovenhistories 
Detail from Mounira al Solh's "Lackadaisical Sunset to Sunset", as seen at #interwovenhistories and partly translated by google translate