HDSC2026 Clouds to Commons Publieke Programma
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| Name | HDSC2026 Clouds to Commons Public Program |
| Location | NDSM |
| Date | 2026/07/13-2026/07/23 |
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| Type | HDSC2026 |
| Web | Yes |
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“Cloud computing” is uitgegroeid tot een cruciaal onderdeel van het hedendaagse digitale landschap. “De cloud” roept het beeld op van iets immaterieels, luchtigs, abstracts en plaatsloos: gegevens die door de lucht zweven. Maar dit beeld overschaduwt de materiële realiteit van onze digitale gewoonten: internetkabels die de zeebodem kruisen, energieverslindende serverparken, edelmetalen die worden gewonnen om chips te produceren en nog meer ‘spullen’ die samen vormen wat we nu ‘de cloud’ noemen. De tastbare ‘spullen’ die informatica verbinden met de dagelijkse realiteit zijn grotendeels eigendom van, worden beheerd en ontworpen door grote techbedrijven die hun beslissingen baseren op winstmaximalisatie.
Hoe kunnen we duurzaamheid, sociale rechtvaardigheid en democratie centraal stellen bij de manier waarop deze alledaagse infrastructuren worden gebouwd, ontwikkeld en onderhouden? Kunnen we selfhosting toegankelijker maken? Kunnen we ons alternatieve internetstructuren voorstellen? Kunnen we ‘de cloud’ weer op aarde brengen?
Deze vragen staan centraal in het publieke programma van HDSC2026: Clouds to Commons!
HDSC2026 runs from July 13 to 23 with an intensive hands-on program together with a group of 30+ participants. The public program aims to contextualise the Summer Camp and open up the reflection and processes of its hands-on trajectory to a wider audience. If you are curious about H&D's activities but never joined any, this is a great starting point. Join us for talks, performances, a field trip, a meal, and more, let's connect, start conversations, deconstruct and re-imagine "the Cloud"!
Accessibility:
- The various events are taking place in NDSM, at the H&D Studio and NDSM Theatre.
- Some events can only accomodate a few extra participants so make sure to RSVP in time.
- The program is held in English.
- If you would like to join any of the events but cannot pay for it, reach out to us at juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl
Monday 13 July 8—10pm Clouds to Commons: Kick-off Program
The H&D Summer Camp 2026 will kick off with a night of talks and performance to dive into the topic of Clouds to Commons. Let's get inspired, curious, critical and build a fertile grounds for the next 10 days of the Summer camp with Marloes de Valk, Sondi and Marcell Mars.
- Get your ticket! regular 8€ / student 5€
- If you would like to join but cannot pay for it, reach out to us at info@hackersanddesigners.nl
- This event is taking place at NDSM Theater: Scheepsbouwkade 4-6, 1033 WM located on the ground floor. Unfortunately, there is no wheelchair-accessible toilet and the bar is located on the first floor.
- The program is held in English.
- The event will be broadcasted on our Summer Camp online Radio!
Wednesday 15 July 5-7pm Bart's fieldtrip in NDSM
Bart is a longterm artist/ activist with a studio present at NDSM. He will take us on a tour in the local area dissecting language and strategies by real estate developers and city council. The aim is to break down the narrative in order to reclaim it on our own conditions.
- Reserve your spot: regular admission 5€
- limited capacity, rsvp in advance
- Meeting point: H&D Studio NDSM-plein 127 https://hackersanddesigners.nl/Contact.html
Saturday 18 July 1.30—3.30pm Open lunch!!
Drop-in for a joyful lunch to get a taste of HDSC2026!
- The lunch will take place at H&D Studio located at NDSM plein 127.
- limited capacity, sign up in advance: let us know that you are coming by sending an email to juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl
- Price: donation based, suggested 5€
- If you have any allergies please let us know at least a week in advance by sending an email to juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl
- Drinks will be available on location on donation
Monday 20 July 7—9pm "Server Tempeh" Dinner
Join a delicious dinner prepared by artist Kimberley Cosmilla with yeast.computer's Server Tempeh!
- The dinner will take place at H&D Studio located at NDSM plein 127.
- limited capacity, make a reservation! 10€
- If you have any allergies please let us know at least a week in advance by sending an email to juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl
- Drinks will be available on location on donation
Thursday 23 July 6—11pm Clouds to Commons: Closing Program
This evening is the final public event of the H&D Summer Camp, so we've put together a full program. Starting at 18.00, visitors can already join a printing performance and exhibition where the Summer Camp participants will be sharing their processes and outcomes of the last two weeks. This sharing moment will continue after the Hmm event. H&D and The Hmm put together the evening talk program, where we will expore hands-on-hacking, collective learning, speculative fabulation, and big tech resistance with six artists, designers, researchers, and makers: Kexin Hong, Amy Gowen, Martha Dimitratou, Livio Liechti, Hicham El Kaddioui, and Martyna Pekala.
- 📍 Location: NDSM Theatre
- 🕗 Program starts: 18.00
- 🎟 Free before 20:00
- 🎟 Reserve your ticket for The Hmm @ H&D Summer Camp: on-site €8,- / on-site student discount €5,- / online livestream €5
- ♿️ Accessibility note: The NDSM Theater is located on the ground floor. Unfortunately, there is no wheelchair-accessible toilet and the bar is located on the first floor. During the event we can provide live closed captioning for those with hearing impairments and disabilities. Please reach out to us via info@thehmm.nl, at least 3 days before the event if possible, if you are joining on-site and have this access need, so that we can reserve a seat for you within view of the screen with captions. If you are joining online via our livestream, live captioning will be available as one of the streaming modes.
- The event will be broadcasted on our Summer Camp online Radio and the talks will be broadcasted on the livestream of The Hmm!
This program is kindly supported by the Amsterdam Fund for the Arts