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OPEN ATELIERS 2023

October 16, 2023

Thank you for joining us at this year's Open Studios at See Lab!

November 4th - 5th
13:00 - 18:00 h

The See Lab community was delighted to invite you to Open Studios! During those days, we invited you to explore all the different elements See Lab offered: studios, workshops, and our beautiful project space. Besides visiting our building and the different working spaces, you were able to enjoy a cup of coffee, tea, homemade snacks and live music in our bar.

studio: Jorick de Quaasteniet

studio: Juliette Hengst

studio: Annabelle Schatteman

studio: Lili Berger

studio: Helena Sanders

studio: Nina van Dijk

studio: Awinash Panchu

studio: Savas Tubbing

studio: Chris de Vis

studio: Siem Beets

studio: Menno Pasveer

studio: Elina Alekseeva

studio: Kim Ho

announcing a new film by: Sjuul Joosen

work by studio: Mark Veliscek

music by: Leah Uijterlinde and Stayotis

A glimpse into diverse studios: Anke van den Berg

Forgotten Artworks exhibition
Additionally, there was the opportunity to view the group show 'Forgotten Artworks' in our project space, which had contributions from all See Lab members. The exhibition encapsulated a celebration of all the creative work that was left unseen in our studios - works that had been tucked away and stumbled upon after a long time.

photography: Sjuul Joosen

We were happy to welcome you!

Sincerely,

the artists at See Lab

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SPRING GARDEN SESSIONS

April 20, 2023

Spring Garden Sessions IN SEE LAB

We experience spring intensely, in the beautifully designed garden of our cultural incubator and art community See Lab in Scheveningen. How? With you as a lover of very good music, casual experience, culinary tastings, Scottish and Irish Whiskeys from partner Dramtune (including a tasting of Rum, Grappa, Armagnac and Limoncello) connection at special locations. Our garden offers space for relaxation, connection and recreation and aims to be a green cohabitational area for art and nature in Scheveningen. In that atmosphere, a fine Sunday afternoon takes place for the connoisseurs, with surprising food and drinks.
The fine Spring Garden Sessions connect seamlessly with this experience, with a line-up to die for:

LINE UP:
14.15 - 14.55 - Lotte Walda
14.55 - 15.35 - Jolene
15.35 - 16.15 - Gijs Ballering (Friends of the family)
16.15 - 16.55 - Subterranean Street Society
16.55 - 17.35 - David Benjamin
17.35 - 19.00 - Zomaar Gasten

Sunday 23rd of April 2023 | See Lab, Duinstraat 55 | Scheveningen | Time: 13.30 -20:00 uur
Tickets: : Regular Ticket: € 15,- | Regular Ticket & Indonesian Food: € 25,-
Organisation: podium aan zee

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N - THE MADNESS OF REASON

January 13, 2023

SCREENING | Friday 13th of Januari | 18.30 - 22.00 h (dinner: 19.30 h)

N-THE MADNESS OF REASON is the story of an unusual obsession. A French encyclopaedist tries to complete his life's work from beyond death. Hovering between dream and reality, this magical film plays on the confrontation between the Western mind and African spirituality.

After 8 years of work N – The Madness of Reason, has had ts world premiere at the 64e International Film festival of Berlin 2015.

The film is written and directed by PETER KRÜGER. The text was written by the renown Nigerian writer BEN OKRI (winner of the Booker Prize) . The film is narrated by the French actor MICHAEL LONSDALE. The music for the film is composed by WALTER HUS in close collaboration with Malian singer FATOUMATA DIAWARA as the main vocalist. RIMVYDAS LEIPUS (Khadak, the films of Sharunas Bartas, ...) took care of the cinematography while NICO LEUNEN edited the film. PETER KRÜGER not only directed but also produced the film for INTI FILMS (Drift, Kinshasa Kids, Desert Island)

The film is a Belgian-Dutch-German co-production between Inti Films, Cobra Films, Mollywood, Dieptescherpte, Blinker Filmproduktion, ARTE/ZDF and is supported by the Flemish Audiovisual Fund, Centre du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Fédération Wallonie – Bruxelles, Taxshelter of the Belgian Federal Government, Dutch Film fund, Media Programme of the European Union and Eurimages, in collaboration with Canvas, Sabam.

BE-DE-NL 2014 / 102’ / DCP / 1:1,85 / colour / surround 5.1 & 2.0.
Original languages : French, English, Bambara, Dioula, Sénoufo, Songhoy, Agni

FACEBOOK-PAGE: facebook.com/pages/N-the-madness-of-reason/263047923726836

All info
nthefilm.com
intifilms.com

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Losing its name, a river enters the sea

June 25, 2022

A ritual + screening evening

**Artist:** Lucy Cordes Engelman
**Opening:**
Sunday July 24th

**Doors open:** 18:00 h
**Start Screening:** 19:00 h

Short description:
Lucy Cordes Engelman will convert See Lab into a cinema/chapel for a one-time ritual+screening in conjunction with the beginning of the solar homecoming season of Leo, ie. Deep Summer. In relation to her ongoing research, two short films will screen :

She who is close to the SALT/SEA (super 8 and DV camcorder, 27:00, sound, color)

The Temple of Nehalennia (super 8, 12:00, sound, color)

Thematic sensory snacks will be offered by 'bai piki', and a book of Lucy's research findings - recently compiled and printed during a residency at Frans Masereel Centrum in Belgium - will also be shared.

Part of the See Lab program of 2022, this event is an opportunity for the artist to try out some alternative ways of sharing her most recent film work as well as offer some of her research process and prints from the past year.

Guest collaborator bai piki ("ga plukken") has fermented and baked things for eating in collaboration with the night's theme.

Details for participating:
There are a limited number of spaces available for this event. Please reserve a spot by sending an email to seelabprojectspace@gmail.com
And don't hesitate to get in touch with any questions!

More about the evening:
This ritual + screening at See Lab welcomes solar homecoming season of Leo, while being situated near the coastal area of Lucy's ongoing research. Her project plumbs the depths of the newly discovered drowned continent of Doggerland that is now the North Sea, an ancient timber circle affectionately called, 'Seahenge', and a Neolithic Netherlands' marine goddess, Nehalennia, whose name translates loosely between, "she who is close to the sea" and "she who is close to the salt"... in a meditative film, Lucy draws on an Icelandic myth of the selkie mother returning to her underwater realm. The work meditates on the longing of the human child who the mother has left behind, now a sensory scientist, desperate to communicate with their mother through the exchange of gifts.

Interested in folklore that muddies the distinction between human and non-human, Lucy approaches these works-in-progress as elements of a longing for the watery origins of life -- a longing that deepens with a recognition of the ocean's mighty power over us.

Shot in Iceland and The Netherlands, the footage carries the viewer through a body that is neither strictly land nor strictly sea.

Financially supported by:

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Surfing— Sonology Master’s Students Graduation Show

June 15, 2022

Short description:
See Lab is pleased to invite you to the exhibition :
Surfing— Sonology Master’s Students Graduation Show

This June (17th-24th), final-year Master’s students of Sonology Martin Hurych, Nils Davidse, and Kim Ho will present their installation works at See Lab, Scheveningen. Their projects have explored a wide range of topics, ranging from an alienating perspective on environmental listening, simulated music exploration in virtual space, to prepositional sonic experience with(in/out) water. Hereby we’d warmly welcome you to visit and have a good time!

*For the exhibition during June 17th-19th, the showcase will offer an aspect of submerged water listening. If you would like to experience it, please bring your own swimsuits and towels for your utmost comfort.

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