In 'To the Finder the Spoils', Wesley Doran explores the interplay between personal memories and the colonial history of the Netherlands and Curaçao. By re-contextualizing photos, objects, and oral stories, he reveals new meanings and gaps in our past. Visit the exhibition and talk to Doran about his unique approach to photography and art.

Visit the exhibition Samangat!, where sixteen portraits of Moluccan Amsterdammers come together on the Kop van Java island. Photographer Eva van Kesteren and guest curator Huib Akihary share personal stories and memories that highlight the rich history and contemporary identity of this community. A unique opportunity to learn more about family, culture, and connection in Amsterdam.

In the exhibition RESONANCE, Leonie van der Helm and Annet Neijmeijer explore the impact of personal experiences on our perception and choices. Their works, which explore the relationship between the visible and the hidden, invite reflection on how history shapes us. Discover the dynamics between architectural space and the human body, and experience the dialogue between images that open new perspectives.

Video art, historical portraits, and a Cantonese family meal come together in Sin Wai Kin: Still Life. The exhibition shows how images determine our ideas about identity.

Photography is no longer limited to an image on the wall. Quickscan 3 shows how twenty creators experiment with archives, installations, performances, and AI.

Nature in the work of August Langhout is not a backdrop, but a living presence. Four photo series come together in a silent exhibition full of light, water, and imagination.

FOTODOK brings A Wider Gaze to Paris. Ten artists explore through photography, video, and installations what it means to be European today.