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Do you have ideas for your neighbourhood but no space to make them happen? Foundation We Are is looking for four Neighbourhood Curators! As a Neighbourhood Curator, you’ll help shape events and exhibitions at Foundation We Are. Together, we’ll organise activities that bring people together and make a real impact in the community. You’ll meet with your fellow curators around six times a year to share ideas and plan events. In return, you’ll receive a small fee for your time and support to organise your own activities.⁠
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We are looking for four Neighbourhood Curators:⁠
• A new neighbour (living in or around Strijp-S for max. three years)⁠
• An old neighbour (living in or around Strijp-S for more than three years)⁠
• A design student⁠
• A wildcard (someone with a strong connection to Eindhoven but not directly tied to our area)⁠
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Interested? Send us a short motivation (max. 200 words) about why you want to join, along with some ideas for activities, to exhibit@foundationweare.org.

Join the upcoming exhibition Fresh Grounds

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Are you a designer in Eindhoven tackling today’s societal challenges? We are launching Starting Grounds, an exhibition at Foundation We Are that highlights the work of emerging designers in Eindhoven making an impact. ⁠
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We’re selecting five starting designers to co-create an exhibition, showcase their work for five months, and receive an artist fee of €1,500. This is your chance to share your vision and be part of the next generation of design!⁠
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Interested? Send us a motivation (max. 200 words), a description of the work you want to exhibit (max. 100 words), and images (in PDF format, max. 5MB) to exhibit@foundationweare.org before the 17th of March!

Last week, we came together one final time in the exhibition space to celebrate the incredible collaborations of the Collaborations for the Future program. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us—it was a truly special moment!

As part of the celebration, we hosted an interactive version of our well-known audio tour, created by Hannah van Luttervelt and Lucandrea Baraldi. Together, we explored each chapter of the exhibition, “Ten Brave Attempts to Respond to the Climate Crisis,” diving deeper into the stories, processes, and collaborations behind the works. Leading the tour were Kornelia Dimitrova and Alex Szwaj, who shared insights into how these projects—and the program itself—came to life.