Food for Thought – 26 June in Amsterdam We’re excited to invite you to join us on June 26 from 15.00 – 21.30 hrs for an interactive sessions & dinner full of Food for Thought at the Maritime Museum & Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam. Presented in a book, exhibition, and documentary series, Food for Thought by photographer Kadir van Lohuizen is an impressive, provocative, and […]
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Hungry Ecocities – 2nd Open Call now open Hungry EcoCities is launching the 2nd Phase of the 2nd Open Call for Artists! We aim to explore one of the most pressing challenges of our times: the need for a more healthy, sustainable, responsible, and affordable agri-food system for all enabled by AI. In this phase, we search
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Food for Thought Events Creating context & fostering connection Food for Thought is an exhibition by renowned photographer and filmmaker Kadir van Lohuizen, hosted at the National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam. This thought-provoking exhibition delves into the origins of our food, exploring the intricate systems and global connections that sustain our modern diet. Kadir’s work
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WTFood: Interview with artist Bernat Cuni Barcelona native Bernat Cuni is one of the artists selected to work on a prototype during Hungry EcoCities’ first Open Call. Hungry EcoCities is an innovative initiative aimed at reimagining urban food systems through art, technology, and community engagement. By bringing together creative minds and experts, the project seeks
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Hungry Ecocities – Prototype Demonstration Park Join us on May 16, 2024 from 7 – 10 PM at the Nieuwe Instituut for an exclusive exploration of the future of food! In collaboration with the European STARTS project Hungry EcoCities, and esteemed partners in art and food innovation, we are excited to unveil the culmination of
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What’s cooking at EatThis.? Get a taste of 2023 and 2024 Let’s explore EatThis.’s journey through the highlights of 2023 and our plans for 2024. From immersive residencies to innovative projects, discover our commitment to sustainable food production and innovation. Residency program In 2023, with the generous support of the provincial government of South-Holland, EatThis.
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EatThis. Unconference Recap Hungry For Connection At our EatThis. Unconference on 27 February 2024, stakeholders from within and beyond the world of food production gathered to explore collaboration and innovation. Themed “Hungry for Connection,” the event aimed to strengthen existing ties and forge new relationships vital for a resilient future of food. The Unconference unveiled
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Hungry Ecocities – 2nd Open Call now open EatThis. is a knowledge HUB within Hungry Eco Cities, a project that receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme and we’re excited to announce that the 2nd Open Call is coming up! The 2nd Open Call will select up to 10 industrial
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The future of food & greenhouse design Interview with KUBO CEO Wouter Kuiper. For this Inside-Out interview, we sat down with Wouter Kuiper, CEO of KUBO, a company specializing in Fresh Food Concepts by building greenhouses, and one of the newest contributors to EatThis. Wouter, as the third generation leading the family company KUBO, were
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Exploring the Future of Greenhouse Production Interview with Just Roos, Chief Tomato Officer at FoodVentures. In our Inside-Out interview series, we delve into a captivating conversation with Just Roos, a driving force behind FoodVentures‘ global business development.Roos unravels the essence of the company, positioning it as a global greenhouse operator with a revolutionary business model
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