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12/06/2025

This Friday, 13 June, marks the final opportunity to experience WHAT REMAINS before the exhibition closes. We warmly invite you to join us at Projectspace 38/40 for the finissage, you can see the exhibition one final time, meet the artists, and toast to what remains.

We will have the bar set up the outside and enough iced drinks to cool down a small village. . .

17:00 - 21:00 | Finissage

17:30 - 18:00 | Voordracht van & . . . . - . . . . . | Voordracht van .dejong

*Admission is free, drop in whenever you like during opening hours.

10/06/2025

This Friday, 13 June, marks the final opportunity to experience WHAT REMAINS before the exhibition closes. We warmly invite you to join us at Projectspace 38/40 for the finissage, you can see the exhibition one final time, meet the artists, and toast to what remains.

Expected Program: 

17:00 - 21:00 | Finissage 

17:30 - 18:00 | Speakers invited by Tild Greene (T.B.A) . . . . - . . . . . | Voordracht van Folkert De Jong  

 *Admission is free, drop in whenever you like during opening hours.

03/06/2025

A little recap of our opening night during .art . Thank you for coming out and soaking up the art, sun (and wines) with us!

If you did not make the opening night, check here to plan your visit!

Key Date

Finissage: Friday, June 13, 17:00 - 21:00

Walk-In Dates

Friday, June 6, 14:00 - 20:00
Saturday, June 7, 14:00 - 18:00

Closed on Sundays & Mondays
Tuesday - Thursday by appointment

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23/05/2025

This work is part of What Remains, a group duo show featuring works by Dutch artist Folkert de Jong & British artist Tild Green.

Come and see it during the opening at projectspace.38.40 this evening!

Tild Greene
Tug, 2025
Bronze
47 x 26 x 20 cm

In a time defined by disposability, the artists use bronze to preserve the overlooked: tools, fragments, throwaway relics. The gallery becomes a sealed site of reflection, draped in plastic, filled with sculptures that question what we value and what we leave behind.

For inquiries: [email protected]

23/05/2025

Opening Today at .38.40 !

This work is part of What Remains, a group duo show featuring works by Dutch artist Folkert de Jong & British artist Tild Green.

Folkert de Jong
The Mineral world I, 2015
Bronze with patina
90 x 23 x 32 cm

In a time defined by disposability, the artists use bronze to preserve the overlooked: tools, fragments, throwaway relics. The gallery becomes a sealed site of reflection, draped in plastic, filled with sculptures that question what we value and what we leave behind.

For inquiries: [email protected]

21/05/2025

Opening this Friday’

15/05/2025

WHAT REMAINS – Special Events & Opening Hours

Why do certain things deserve eternity? This question lies at the heart of WHAT REMAINS by Folkert de Jong & Tild Greene. Discover the striking bronze sculptures that capture the transience of labor, consumption, and utility.

Key Dates – Don’t Miss!

Vernissage: Friday, May 23, 17:00 - 21:00
Artist Talk: Sunday, May 25, 15:00 - 17:00
Finissage: Friday, June 13, 14:00 - 20:00

Walk-In Dates

Saturday, May 24, 14:00 - 18:00
Friday, May 30, 14:00 - 20:00
Saturday, May 31, 14:00 - 18:00
Friday, June 6, 14:00 - 20:00
Saturday, June 7, 14:00 - 18:00
Saturday, June 14, 14:00 - 18:00

Closed on Sundays & Mondays
Tuesday - Thursday by appointment

Projectspace 38.40, Amsterdam Noord

12/05/2025

WHAT REMAINS - A duo exhibition by Folkert de Jong & Tild Greene at Projectspace 38.40, Amsterdam Noord.

In a world racing towards technological progress and irreversible ecological damage, this exhibit confronts the paradox of preservation. Through bronze sculptures capturing fleeting objects of labor, consumption, and utility, we ask: What truly deserves permanence, and who decides?

Explore the delicate tension between industrial progress and nature’s reclaiming force. WHAT REMAINS brings attention to what we cling to, what we discard, and how these choices shape our legacy.

🗓️ May 23 - June 14, 2025
📍 Projectspace 38.40, Zesde Vogelstraat 38-40, Amsterdam Noord

11/02/2025

NATALIYA ZUBAN
COEXISTENCE, 2024
fired clay, crater glaze, pigments
30x67x71

This work was part Vigil: Death & the Afterlife curated by Isabella Greenwood in collaboration with shipton and hosted by Loods6.

For inquiries email: [email protected]

Images by Gert Jan van Rooji & 

Nataliya Zuban +

Nataliya Zuban is a Ukrainian ceramic artist. Her work investigates the relationship between material and form, exploring how ceramic sculptures can embody themes of decay and memory. Zuban is known for her innovative use of glazes and textures, transforming clay into organic, evocative shapes that resonate over time. Through her art, she invites contemplation on the delicate balance between existence and the remnants of the past.

For VIGIL, Zuban presents a sculpture that explores the fragile balance of coexistence on the edge of parasitism. Inspired by the transformative nature of the glazing process, she creates a piece where the glaze “takes over” the ceramic form, reshaping its structure in a symbiotic relationship. The work resembles organic forms, capturing a moment of life seemingly frozen in time, prompting reflection on the complexities of growth and transformation in the natural world.

11/02/2025

06/02/2025

A throwback to ‘Vigil - Death and the Afterlife’ ☠️

Thank you all for participating and attending ❤️

11/12/2024

Thank you all for your love and support during ‘Vigil - Death and the Afterlife’—We are beyond proud to share the documentation of the last chapter in the exhibition 🪦

The concluding chapter, Beyond the Afterlife, shifts the focus from human-centric conceptions of the afterlife to speculative imaginations of a post-human future. We encounter various hybrid entities—synthetic nature, and bioengineered organisms that might rise from the ruins of a world abandoned by humans.

‘Vigil - Death and the Afterlife’ is a collaboration between .9, , and curator , hosted by

Artists in this chapter:
.mondal10 .zuban

For the catalogue and sales inquiries please dm or find the man with the orange glasses via [email protected]!