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2026

UNDER CONSTRUCTION …
        Opening Garden
        Building INDEBT Broedplaats

2025

UNDER CONSTRUCTION …
        Building INDEBT Broedplaats

2024
PROGRAM

        Kolekt: Material as Narrative
        Twin Vessels 
        Gerrit Rietveld X UvA ...  
        The Games We Play ...
 

2023

PROGRAM
        Gallery Ellipsis: Millennial Burnout 
        Navigating the Unseen
            • Publication, Bea Secchia    
        2012 Never Happened: an Epilogue

2022

PROGRAM 
        Plaza
        Less Walls More Bridges
        This Too Shall Pass

2021

PROGRAM
        Mauveine
        Listening to Bonfires
        Do Dreams Require Liquid?
        Objections to the Possibility of …

2020

PROGRAM
        Last Christmas
  

2019

PROGRAM
        No Harm Done
           • Publication, Simon Becks
        No Spoon

INDEBT (2018) is a cultural destination and non-profit organization dedicated to ‘creating spaces’, both conceptual and physical, while actively bridging cultural islands.

The fluid project manifests itself through an exhibition program, communal gatherings, and the facilitation of cultural locations throughout the city.

In both its organizational structure as well as curatorial selection, INDEBT aims to rethink conventions and expectations in the art world and broader creative field.

Coming from a place of self-initiation and urgency, INDEBT strives to generate a lasting positive impact, leaving the world a better place than we found it.


GALLERY ELLIPSIS: MILLENNIAL BURNOUT  


Installation views, Gallery Ellipsis: Millennial Burnout, 2023

02–12–23 til 07–12–23
Groupshow | Gallery Ellipsis: Millennial Burnout
Gallery Ellipsis’ take over of INDEBT’s space: 

Due to unforeseen circumstances Gallery Ellipsis, an autonomous art space for unestablished artists in central Amsterdam, had to close its doors before the end of November. After having presented over one hundred artists over the past months within their exciting curatorial program, the following exhibition, Millennial Burnout, was intended to be the final show at their temporary space. Instead it was now hosted by INDEBT. 

An exhibition featuring work by Jonathan Aldenberg (NL), Simon Marsiglia (SE), Philip Coyne (UK), Aaron McLaughlin (UK), Maria Nolla Mateos (ES), Bin Koh (KR) and Tomasz Skibicki (PL/DE).
















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