A beat-infused drift through Lisbon’s haunted layers—tiles, ghosts, gift shops, and glitchy utopias—mapping memory, movement, and muted futures.

Opening the 28th of March at 14H30 in exhibition space KATE at Nieuw en Meer Amsterdam, Re-coding the Comatorium suggests an active process

What exactly is it that makes merch so damned attractive?

Explore the enigmatic world of 'Vessel to vessel” Amsterdam in this thought-provoking blog. Dive into Nabuurs&VanDoorn’s legend and uncover

During an ephemeral nomadic escapism from frozen faces we jump to Piccadilly Circus.

If the destiny of Art lies in absence and in nothingness, their disclosure promises the maximum of intensity.

Already a full month at work in Amsterdam and our destiny is not yet in sight. The line we drew to Tjoba's docking station slowly guides us

Because residents, out of protest, attacked the mural with paint bombs, the pussy of the female nude was censored with “pubic” blocks.

Explore the haunting traces of the ephemeral garden at the Technical University Eindhoven.

Discover the fascinating journey of Nabuurs&VanDoorn’s 3D printed sculpture God of the Deep

Uncover the lost secrets of women's crafts and the untold stories of refugees in Norwich with Nabuurs&VanDoorn's fascinating journey.

Sneak peek into Nabuurs&VanDoorn’s mind-bending exhibition at Rotterdam gallery NL=US.

Experience the thought-provoking art of Nabuurs&VanDoorn's Vanitas-Pop-Doubles Portraits at Le Salon during Dutch Design Week.

Explore the intersection of Art and technology in Nabuurs&VanDoorn's R. A. P. with Van Abbemuseum and Technical University Eindhoven.

Fishermen's God meets Klabautermann. Nabuurs&VanDoorn working towards "Ecological Frontiers" at Sainsbury Centre.

Nabuurs&VanDoorn at Happy Hospitality, SECONDroom Antwerp

In the Netherlands there is this summer classic on the Telly in which someone with a “special” background is asked to put together their...

Summer 2024 Nabuurs&VanDoorn, charged with tracking down the Missing Garden, are on the road to intervene at the Ecocathedral in Mildam.

Lately we started to look back at this idea of a nomadic sculpture and rethink its potential.

The publication GREYZONES is an attempt to grasp the scope and width of the work of artist duo Inge Nabuurs and Erwin van Doorn