Club VHDG is a space within our program that creates opportunities to learn, grow, and connect, dedicated to young artists and cultural professionals. Consisting of a growing group of active artists, curators, writers, and producers, at the beginning of their careers, they form a community where they organize cultural events like workshops and presentations together; learning by doing and from each other. The Club self-manages itself, operating through the needs and ambitions of its current members, facilitated by a coordinator.
The Club is based on the following three pillars: inspiration, network, and self-organization.
In 2025 a new yearly program will be developed, consisting of a number of activities, such as field trips and site visits, feedback sessions, collective meals, reading groups, network borrels, group exhibitions, and club nights.
One Club, many possibilities
As part of the club, you are welcome to facilitate and organize the program activities, in collaboration with the club’s coordinator. If your interest lies in becoming part of the club’s community, you can join its activities as a participant, supporting the group and expanding each other’s knowledge and experiences.
Join the Club!
Does this speak to you and would you like to join the Club!? We are curious to hear from you!
Send a short email to club@vhdg.nl telling us about yourself, your studies, or current practice; and briefly share why you would like to join Club VHDG. You will hear from us shortly!
We are also open to questions, suggestions, and collaborations!
What to expect once you join the club?
Inspiring monthly activities, such as field trips and site visits, feedback sessions, collective meals, reading groups, network borrels, group exhibitions, and club nights; mainly taking place in the headquarters of VHDG, located in the center of Leeuwarden.
Members of the club support each other and facilitate, together with the Club’s coordinator, the schedule of activities. It is therefore important that one can be physically present at its activities on a regular basis.
Photo 1 and 2: Maarten Dikken
Photo 3: David Vroom
