16/08/2026
Get to know the people & organisations behind the protest posters in WORLD PRi̶d̶e̶OTEST!
Flowers, not Bombs! highlights the importance of Article III of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (December 9, 1948).
is a material designer & visual artist. Maurits de Bruijn is a writer & editor of the books Man maakt stuk (2024), Geweten (2025).
Susanne Khalil Yusef, born in Germany, as the child of Palestinian refugees, makes immersive colourful installations combining different media such as murals, textile, ceramics and neon lights. Yusef’s work might seem lighthearted, but when taking a closer look it refers to distress and dangerous situations.
During the protests in 2022, Iranian schoolgirls waved their obligatory headscarves, chanted “Woman, Life, Freedom”, wrote protest slogans on school walls, trampled portraits of the dictator, and shared images of their resistance through social media. A few months later, those same schoolgirls were poisoned en masse. Tina Farifteh posters are an ode to the youngest who resisted.
Sanne Korswagen is an ecofeminist artist & designer. Themes such as q***r female rage and the exploitation of animals are central to her work. She expresses these themes in a fragile yet rebellious manner, not shying away from discomfort and welcoming intense emotions her work may evoke.
Anton Anton Shebetko is a Ukrainian artist, photographer, curator, & writer from Kyiv. The photo for the poster is taken from We Were Here (2018), a series depicting LGBTQIA+ veterans of the war in the Donbas, depicting the dual camouflage its heroes must wear, one in the army and the other in civilian life.
Here to Support forms partnerships working to equality in a structural unequal society. An equal society only exists if everyone in that society is recognised, has equal rights and all voices are heard. HtS works with undocumented people, to raise their position in society through art, design, lobby and media.
🌈 WORLD PRi̶d̶e̶OTEST
🗓️ 12 Jun - 23 Aug
🕔 Wed-Sun, 12:00-19:00
📍 No Limits! Art Castle, Amsterdam
