Minimal Collective x Oude Kerk: Post-Space - Saturday

From Thursday 22 to Saturday 24 October 2026, Minimal Collective presents the second edition of its ongoing site-oriented listening series, Post-Space, in collaboration with Oude Kerk and ADE Arts & Culture. Across three days, sound and visual art enter into dialogue with the distinctive architecture and acoustics of Amsterdam’s oldest building.

On Friday, October 23rd and Saturday, October 24th, Post-Space presents two distinct evening programmes of live performances and DJ sets, featuring an audiovisual world premiere and several debut collaborations.

On Saturday, Dutch artist Son Of Chi and Korean artist Okgwa make their live debut as a duo, combining the church’s organ with electronics. Chinese-born, Berlin-based artist Temple Rat follows with a reinterpretation of Whispers of Water and Spring. Dutch trio Tharim Cornelisse, Floid & W92 then premiere Nooga, their debut hybrid-live audiovisual show, incorporating imagery captured inside the church in real time, before Denmark-based Picture—the moniker of Natal Zaks—closes the night with an ambient set built of unreleased materials.

For its second edition, Post-Space expands its format with Hieropixel, a new audiovisual installation by Tharim Cornelisse. Using images and sound recordings from the Oude Kerk as source material, the work transforms elements of the building into an evolving audiovisual composition. In addition to being presented during the church’s daytime opening hours from Thursday through Saturday, Hieropixel also accompanies the live programmes on Friday and Saturday night in an adapted form. The work marks the first iteration of an evolving visual method within Post-Space, responding to the spatial character of each location.

The installation and live performances come together within a wider listening environment developed specifically for the Oude Kerk. Building on research conducted during last year’s edition, Kantarion Sound returns with a custom sound system that responds to the building’s distinctive acoustics, while seating by côte&ciel introduces a physical dimension to the act of listening.

Through art, sound and editorial storytelling, Post-Space enters into dialogue with the church, exploring memory, histories and embodied deep listening.