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Minimal Collective and Oude Kerk present the second edition Post-Space during Amsterdam Dance Event 2026

Post-Space x Oude Kerk

line-up
Carmen Villain, Lulá Luna & Nessim, lazergazer, Pavel Milyakov & Tapio Viitasaari, Picture, Son of Chi & Okgwa, Temple Rat, Tharim Cornelisse & Floid & W92
date & time
Thu
22 Oct
-
Sat
10:00-18:00 & 20:30-02:00
location
Oude Kerk Amsterdam
Oudekerksplein 23
1012 GX Amsterdam

From Thursday 22 to Saturday 24 October 2026, during Amsterdam Dance Event, Minimal Collective presents the second edition of its ongoing site-oriented listening series, Post-Space, in collaboration with Oude Kerk. Across three days, sound and visual art enter into dialogue with the distinctive architecture and acoustics of Amsterdam’s oldest building.

Programme & Times

Friday 23 October | 20:30–02:00
lazergazer (DJ set)
Pavel Milyakov & Tapio Viitasaari present Melancholia by Yana Pavlova (Live)
Carmen Villain presents Memoria (Live)
Lulá Luna & Nessim (DJ set)

Saturday 24 October | 20:30–02:00
Son Of Chi & Okgwa (Live)
Temple Rat presents Whispers of Water and Spring (Live)
Tharim Cornelisse, Floid & W92 present Nooga, audiovisual world premiere (Hybrid Live)
Picture (Ambient set)

Thursday 22 – Saturday 24 October | 10:00–18:00
Hieropixel — audiovisual installation by Tharim Cornelisse

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Throughout the three-day event, Tharim Cornelisse also presents Hieropixel, a new audiovisual installation using images and sound recordings from the Oude Kerk as source material. In addition to being presented during the church’s daytime opening hours, the work also accompanies the Friday and Saturday night programmes in an adapted form. Hieropixel marks the first iteration of an evolving visual method within Post-Space, responding to the spatial character of each location.

Building on research from last year’s edition, Kantarion Sound returns with a custom sound system responding to the building’s acoustics, while seating by côte&ciel introduces a physical dimension to the act of listening.