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De Facto Live #4

De Facto explores the realm of unrecognized states, fictional countries and curious border zones. On July 13 we organize a live evening with talks, art and music at De Roode Bioscoop in Amsterdam. Join us!

De Facto | 20 Jun 2022

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De Facto Live in a Sold Out Roode Bioscoop

After two years of Covid, De Facto could finally go live again. It was a great evening, with talks, art and music.

De Facto Hester den Boer | 1 Jun 2022

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Sold Out

Our De Facto LIVE #3 in De Roode Bioscoop (Amsterdam) is sold out. We are looking forward to this evening with talks, art and music. No tickets? Don’t worry, the next event will be on July 13. The program will be announced soon. Stay tuned!

De Facto | 24 May 2022

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De Facto LIVE #3

De Facto explores the realm of unrecognized states, fictional countries and curious border zones. On May 25 we organize a live evening with talks, art and music at De Roode Bioscoop in Amsterdam. Join us!

| 10 Jan 2022

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Postponed: De Facto Live #3

Due to the covid-19 restrictions our event of May 14 is postponed until further notice.

De Facto Live #3: An evening with writer Philip Dröge about Moresnet, concert pianist and Soviet expert Sara Crombach about Nagorno-Karabakh and Ecuadorian artist Oscar Santillan about Bermeja Island. Frictional states & bouncing borders, live at De Roode Bioscoop in Amsterdam.

De Facto | 14 May 2020

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De Facto Live #2

On January 16, 2020, we organized our second event about Frictional States & Bouncing Borders. It was a great evening, with interviews, presentations and inspiring stories. Thank you all for joining us.

De Facto | 22 Jan 2020

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Frictional States & Bouncing Borders

The next event of De Facto will be held in De Roode Bioscoop, Amsterdam, on January 16, 2020. Our guests will be Wladimir van Wilgenburg (political analyst, Kurdistan), Irene Stracuzzi (graphic designer, Arctic) and Pierre Crom (multimedia journalist, Donbass region).

De Facto | 2 Jan 2020

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Archive of the Future

What happens when all the ice melts and Antarctica is colonized? Browse through the archive of the future: scenarios, interviews, diary entries—all sort of stories that take place in Antarctica after the year 2119. The literary website Project Antarctica was presented on November 21 in Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam.

Pakhuis de Zwijger | 21 Nov 2019

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We’re online!

On November 14, 2019, we launched our platform about Frictional States & Bouncing Borders. It was a great evening, with interviews, presentations and inspiring stories. Thank you all for joining us.

De Facto | 15 Nov 2019

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