The Dutch landscape is the direct result of human intervention and is the most productive, agricultural landscape on earth. Dissident Gardens takes a critical as well as current state at the current relationship of this designed landscape as a product of imagination and control, focusing on certain key developments in more detail. Dissident Gardens is on show from 4 March until 23 September 2018.

Exhibitions

For Gallery 1 Frank Bruggeman developed an exhibition model that takes a unique approach to the far-reaching rationalisation of the agricultural landscape, Mars as the last utopia, the possible role of the designer as a researcher and the holiday resort as a solution for the changing relationship between the landscape and the city. In Gallery 2, The Human Insect: Antenna Architectures 1887-2017 will raise the issue of the far-reaching entanglement of man and technology, with Mark Wigley as a curator. The exhibition is designed by the architect Andrés Jaque, founder of The Office for Political Innovation.