Placemaking specialists
Amsterdam, 2012 - present
Mama Louise is specialised in placemaking. As a concept developer, facilitator, curator and energy maker, it is our strength to think in terms of possibilities, to turn the problem into something new and to revise the current dynamic. With our approach and methodology we create a revitalised energy and a spark in vacant buildings, shopping streets and places that have lost their soul.
Mama Louise has experience in setting up places in shopping streets that provide a new dynamic. Examples are:
de Stratenmakerij • tracking talent and creating a spin-off for vacancy of the street
de Wisselwinkel • kickstarter for new shop entrepreneurs
de Toko • living room restaurant with local chefs
de Grote Wisseltruck • kickstarter for new food truck entrepreneurs
Mama Louise detects talent and entrepreneurship, adds creative value and ensures media reach. This creates a special place in the street, which also functions as a flywheel for other vacant buildings. There is process-oriented and very close cooperation with its local parties and local entrepreneurs.
"We love you doing what you love! – Jane Jacobs".
Mira ter Braak is co-founder of the Mama Louise Foundation. She applies her experiences and knowledge from Buro Mos as art director and concept developer. For example, in cooperation with the parties involved, every concept, project or store is carefully considered and advised on the visual and spatial experience. This input is used to develop a spatial design for the entire area, the physical location or store. Parallel to these processes, we work together with branding experts on an identity, so that a customized branding is developed in line with the story and experience.
"Our motivation to start Mama Louise came from the joy we felt in helping people realize their dreams. Recovering their self-esteem and trust that creates a sparkle in their eyes".
More info about Mama Louise's method.
Photography
Hans Aarsman
a pilot location for local entrepreneurs and start-ups
Amsterdam, 2013 - present
Every neighborhood houses crafts, invisible entrepreneurs and start-ups. Mama Louise detects this local potential and ensures that it can manifest in the street. In the Wisselwinkel as a pilot location, the talented entrepreneurs can emerge and successfully move on to their own business. This way the street becomes real, local and inclusive.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
More info about Mama Louise's method and/or follow on socials
Photography
Personal archive
Caribean cold press juices made by Bettina and Cheryl
Amsterdam Zuid Oost, 2018
Bettina and Cheryl decided to realize their dream and opened the Caribbean juice shop: Juiciety in June 2018. With ingredients such as sopropo, coconut water, sweet potato, tajer leaf, ginger and madame Jeanette, they provide surprising taste sensations. In addition to these delicious juices, they serve tea from Suriname, tropical baking, chia pudding and overnight oats for a hearty healthy breakfast. Juiciety's mission goes further than just juices: they organize workshops and events where you are inspired how you can live more consciously, healthier and happier. Their motto: let's juice up society!
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Royalsteez
More info about Juiciety check their website or social
Photography
Memarie / Marieke van der Heijden
Caribean cold press juices made by Bettina and Cheryl
Amsterdam Zuid Oost, 2018
Bettina and Cheryl decided to realize their dream and opened the Caribbean juice shop: Juiciety in June 2018. With ingredients such as sopropo, coconut water, sweet potato, tajer leaf, ginger and madame Jeanette, they provide surprising taste sensations. In addition to these delicious juices, they serve tea from Suriname, tropical baking, chia pudding and overnight oats for a hearty healthy breakfast. Juiciety's mission goes further than just juices: they organize workshops and events where you are inspired how you can live more consciously, healthier and happier. Their motto: let's juice up society!
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Royalsteez
More info about Juiciety check their website or social
Photography
Memarie / Marieke van der Heijden
Caribean cold press juices made by Bettina and Cheryl
Amsterdam Zuid Oost, 2018
Bettina and Cheryl decided to realize their dream and opened the Caribbean juice shop: Juiciety in June 2018. With ingredients such as sopropo, coconut water, sweet potato, tajer leaf, ginger and madame Jeanette, they provide surprising taste sensations. In addition to these delicious juices, they serve tea from Suriname, tropical baking, chia pudding and overnight oats for a hearty healthy breakfast. Juiciety's mission goes further than just juices: they organize workshops and events where you are inspired how you can live more consciously, healthier and happier. Their motto: let's juice up society!
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Royalsteez
More info about Juiciety check their website or social
Photography
Memarie / Marieke van der Heijden
Tattoo artist Guiovanni Dumfries
Amsterdam-Noord 2015
The dream of, Guiovanni Dumfries, finally came true, he opened in May 2015 together with his fellow artists tattoo shop Trenchart. Every tattoo is made with care and custom designs vary from realistic portraits to abstract forms. In order to create a unique work of art for each client, they personally guide them in their choice of the artist who best meets their wishes in terms of style, artistic vision and creative input. Trenchart's motto: Make the tattoo of your dreams come true at Trenchart! After the successful pilot period, Trenchart was relaunched to its own location further down the street.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Waarmakers
More info about Trenchart check their website or social or media
Photography
Harry Brieffies
Tattoo artist Guiovanni Dumfries
Amsterdam-Noord 2015
The dream of, Guiovanni Dumfries, finally came true, he opened in May 2015 together with his fellow artists tattoo shop Trenchart. Every tattoo is made with care and custom designs vary from realistic portraits to abstract forms. In order to create a unique work of art for each client, they personally guide them in their choice of the artist who best meets their wishes in terms of style, artistic vision and creative input. Trenchart's motto: Make the tattoo of your dreams come true at Trenchart! After the successful pilot period, Trenchart was relaunched to its own location further down the street.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Waarmakers
More info about Trenchart check their website or social or media
Photography
Harry Brieffies
Tattoo artist Guiovanni Dumfries
Amsterdam-Noord 2015
The dream of, Guiovanni Dumfries, finally came true, he opened in May 2015 together with his fellow artists tattoo shop Trenchart. Every tattoo is made with care and custom designs vary from realistic portraits to abstract forms. In order to create a unique work of art for each client, they personally guide them in their choice of the artist who best meets their wishes in terms of style, artistic vision and creative input. Trenchart's motto: Make the tattoo of your dreams come true at Trenchart! After the successful pilot period, Trenchart was relaunched to its own location further down the street.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Waarmakers
More info about Trenchart check their website or social or media
Photography
Harry Brieffies
Bicycle repairman Rathu Gunawardana
Amsterdam-Noord 2013
The first entrepreneur in the Wisselwinkel was bicycle repairman Rathu Gunawardana; from his garden in the Van der Pekbuurt he repaired bicycles from neighbors and friends. In February 2013, he seized the opportunity to turn his passion into his work. And opened the bicycle shop Rahtour, where Rathu also sold refurbished bicycles in addition to the bicycle shop and made customized advice about equipment for cycling trips. The pilot period in the Wisselwinkel proved to be a huge success: so much so that Rathu was able to move into a larger building in Van der Pekstraat at the end of August 2013 in order to continue his business on a larger scale.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Waarmakers
More info about Rahtour check his website
Photography
Harry Brieffies
Bicycle repairman Rathu Gunawardana
Amsterdam-Noord 2013
The first entrepreneur in the Wisselwinkel was bicycle repairman Rathu Gunawardana; from his garden in the Van der Pekbuurt he repaired bicycles from neighbors and friends. In February 2013, he seized the opportunity to turn his passion into his work. And opened the bicycle shop Rahtour, where Rathu also sold refurbished bicycles in addition to the bicycle shop and made customized advice about equipment for cycling trips. The pilot period in the Wisselwinkel proved to be a huge success: so much so that Rathu was able to move into a larger building in Van der Pekstraat at the end of August 2013 in order to continue his business on a larger scale.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Waarmakers
More info about Rahtour check his website.
Photography
Harry Brieffies
Bicycle repairman Rathu Gunawardana
Amsterdam-Noord 2013
The first entrepreneur in the Wisselwinkel was bicycle repairman Rathu Gunawardana; from his garden in the Van der Pekbuurt he repaired bicycles from neighbors and friends. In February 2013, he seized the opportunity to turn his passion into his work. And opened the bicycle shop Rahtour, where Rathu also sold refurbished bicycles in addition to the bicycle shop and made customized advice about equipment for cycling trips. The pilot period in the Wisselwinkel proved to be a huge success: so much so that Rathu was able to move into a larger building in Van der Pekstraat at the end of August 2013 in order to continue his business on a larger scale.
Spatial design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical store appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic Design by Waarmakers
More info about Rahtour check his website.
Photography
Harry Brieffies
Kickstart on wheels for talented local chefs
Amsterdam 2019
The Grote Wisseltruck is the next gear for starting food entrepreneurs. Mama Louise selects the most talented local chefs and offers them a flashy kickstart in a food truck. After half a year it is time for the big change! Successful food entrepreneurs either move on to purchase their own food truck or a fixed location and a new entrepreneur takes a seat behind the wheel of De Grote Wisseltruck.
Design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical foodtruck appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic design and copywrite by Frank Lee & Springtide studios
More info about de Grote Wisseltruck.
Photography
Personal archive
Kickstart on wheels for talented local chefs
Amsterdam 2019
The Grote Wisseltruck is the next gear for starting food entrepreneurs. Mama Louise selects the most talented local chefs and offers them a flashy kickstart in a food truck. After half a year it is time for the big change! Successful food entrepreneurs either move on to purchase their own food truck or a fixed location and a new entrepreneur takes a seat behind the wheel of De Grote Wisseltruck.
Design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical foodtruck appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic design and copywrite by Frank Lee & Springtide studios
More info about de Grote Wisseltruck.
Photography
Personal archive
Kickstart on wheels for talented local chefs
Amsterdam 2019
The Grote Wisseltruck is the next gear for starting food entrepreneurs. Mama Louise selects the most talented local chefs and offers them a flashy kickstart in a food truck. After half a year it is time for the big change! Successful food entrepreneurs either move on to purchase their own food truck or a fixed location and a new entrepreneur takes a seat behind the wheel of De Grote Wisseltruck.
Design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical foodtruck appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic design and copywrite by Frank Lee & Springtide studios
More info about de Grote Wisseltruck.
Photography
Personal archive
Kickstart on wheels for talented local chefs
Amsterdam 2019
The Grote Wisseltruck is the next gear for starting food entrepreneurs. Mama Louise selects the most talented local chefs and offers them a flashy kickstart in a food truck. After half a year it is time for the big change! Successful food entrepreneurs either move on to purchase their own food truck or a fixed location and a new entrepreneur takes a seat behind the wheel of De Grote Wisseltruck.
Design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical foodtruck appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic design and copywrite by Frank Lee & Springtide studios
More info about de Grote Wisseltruck.
Photography
Personal archive
Kickstart on wheels for talented local chefs
Amsterdam 2019
The Grote Wisseltruck is the next gear for starting food entrepreneurs. Mama Louise selects the most talented local chefs and offers them a flashy kickstart in a food truck. After half a year it is time for the big change! Successful food entrepreneurs either move on to purchase their own food truck or a fixed location and a new entrepreneur takes a seat behind the wheel of De Grote Wisseltruck.
Design, art direction and advice in both branding and physical foodtruck appearance by Buro Mos.
Graphic design and copywrite by Frank Lee & Springtide studios
More info about de Grote Wisseltruck.
Photography
Personal archive
'Pek op Noord' local goods and ware market
Amsterdam 2013
Buro Mos : art direction and advice in both branding and physical appearance.
The Mosplein goods and ware market, has been a well known name in Amsterdam-Noord and the surrounding area since 1920, since September 2013 the goods and ware market has been moved to Van Der Pekstraat. All the familiar faces of the market have moved with them and space has been created for new local market entrepreneurs with surprising additional products.
The market families who have been in the business for more than 40 years sometimes inspire young entrepreneurs; how proud, authentic, diligent, noisy, stubborn, big and persistent they can be. Young market entrepreneurs, on the other hand, surprise skilled market entrepreneurs with their ingenuity, new perspectives, dreams and boldness. Together we make the Pekmarkt.
Nowadays you can do your daily shopping at the Pekmarkt or shop for special gifts and culinary surprises. The Pekmarkt is a stage for crafts, good bargains, special skills and products with a story. A bustling market to roam about and above all a meeting place for neighbors, friends, Amsterdammers and citizens of the world.
Website : http://www.pekmarkt.nl/
Graphic design : Studio Royalsteez
Foto : private archive
'Pek op Noord' local goods and ware market
Amsterdam 2013
Buro Mos : art direction and advice in both branding and physical appearance.
The Mosplein goods and ware market, has been a well known name in Amsterdam-Noord and the surrounding area since 1920, since September 2013 the goods and ware market has been moved to Van Der Pekstraat. All the familiar faces of the market have moved with them and space has been created for new local market entrepreneurs with surprising additional products.
The market families who have been in the business for more than 40 years sometimes inspire young entrepreneurs; how proud, authentic, diligent, noisy, stubborn, big and persistent they can be. Young market entrepreneurs, on the other hand, surprise skilled market entrepreneurs with their ingenuity, new perspectives, dreams and boldness. Together we make the Pekmarkt.
Nowadays you can do your daily shopping at the Pekmarkt or shop for special gifts and culinary surprises. The Pekmarkt is a stage for crafts, good bargains, special skills and products with a story. A bustling market to roam about and above all a meeting place for neighbors, friends, Amsterdammers and citizens of the world.
Website : http://www.pekmarkt.nl/
Graphic design : Studio Royalsteez
Foto : private archive
'Pek op Noord' local goods and ware market
Amsterdam 2013
Buro Mos : art direction and advice in both branding and physical appearance.
The Mosplein goods and ware market, has been a well known name in Amsterdam-Noord and the surrounding area since 1920, since September 2013 the goods and ware market has been moved to Van Der Pekstraat. All the familiar faces of the market have moved with them and space has been created for new local market entrepreneurs with surprising additional products.
The market families who have been in the business for more than 40 years sometimes inspire young entrepreneurs; how proud, authentic, diligent, noisy, stubborn, big and persistent they can be. Young market entrepreneurs, on the other hand, surprise skilled market entrepreneurs with their ingenuity, new perspectives, dreams and boldness. Together we make the Pekmarkt.
Nowadays you can do your daily shopping at the Pekmarkt or shop for special gifts and culinary surprises. The Pekmarkt is a stage for crafts, good bargains, special skills and products with a story. A bustling market to roam about and above all a meeting place for neighbors, friends, Amsterdammers and citizens of the world.
Website : http://www.pekmarkt.nl/
Graphic design : Studio Royalsteez
Foto : private archive
'Pek op Noord' local goods and ware market
Amsterdam 2013
Buro Mos : art direction and advice in both branding and physical appearance.
The Mosplein goods and ware market, has been a well known name in Amsterdam-Noord and the surrounding area since 1920, since September 2013 the goods and ware market has been moved to Van Der Pekstraat. All the familiar faces of the market have moved with them and space has been created for new local market entrepreneurs with surprising additional products.
The market families who have been in the business for more than 40 years sometimes inspire young entrepreneurs; how proud, authentic, diligent, noisy, stubborn, big and persistent they can be. Young market entrepreneurs, on the other hand, surprise skilled market entrepreneurs with their ingenuity, new perspectives, dreams and boldness. Together we make the Pekmarkt.
Nowadays you can do your daily shopping at the Pekmarkt or shop for special gifts and culinary surprises. The Pekmarkt is a stage for crafts, good bargains, special skills and products with a story. A bustling market to roam about and above all a meeting place for neighbors, friends, Amsterdammers and citizens of the world.
Website : http://www.pekmarkt.nl/
Graphic design : Studio Royalsteez
Foto : private archive
a living room restaurant for local chefs
Amsterdam 2013
The Toko is a living room restaurant where neighborhood chefs, home caterers, starting entrepreneurs are given a place to showcase their cooking skills. Mama Louise offers the framework in which the neighborhood cook or local culinary talent can open and test his kitchen or restaurant. It is a changing formula in which ten chefs per year can manifest themselves
Social: https://www.facebook.com/tokomamalouise/
Foto: Jeditah van der Meulen
Creative neighborhood hub at Nieuwendam-Noord
Amsterdam 2011
The Modestraat is a creative hub where designers and cultural entrepreneurs work on creative projects inspired by and together with the neighborhood.
This is done on the basis of the theme `fashion’ in the broadest sense of the word. The Modestraat housed itself from the beginning of 2011 in a vacant retail building in Amsterdam Nieuwendam-Noord. A location in the middle of a ‘under construction ‘ shopping mall and a neighborhood in full development. Besides the renewed neighborhood mix of current residents with new residents, even the name of the area changed from ‘Nieuwendam’ to now called Waterlandpleinbuurt. An unexpected location where designers and other creative minds have developed numerous initiatives through this theme as a connection method over a period of more than two years. In addition to the regular workshops, a diverse program has been created from monthly events, one-off projects to multidisciplinary festivities. This not only makes the Modestraat a symbol of a meeting place with various possibilities, but also gives impetus to local entrepreneurship and talent development in the neighborhood.
"Mira ter Braak was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Creative neighborhood hub at Nieuwendam-Noord
Amsterdam 2011
The Modestraat is a creative hub where designers and cultural entrepreneurs work on creative projects inspired by and together with the neighborhood.
This is done on the basis of the theme `fashion’ in the broadest sense of the word. The Modestraat housed itself from the beginning of 2011 in a vacant retail building in Amsterdam Nieuwendam-Noord. A location in the middle of a ‘under construction ‘ shopping mall and a neighborhood in full development. Besides the renewed neighborhood mix of current residents with new residents, even the name of the area changed from ‘Nieuwendam’ to now called Waterlandpleinbuurt. An unexpected location where designers and other creative minds have developed numerous initiatives through this theme as a connection method over a period of more than two years. In addition to the regular workshops, a diverse program has been created from monthly events, one-off projects to multidisciplinary festivities. This not only makes the Modestraat a symbol of a meeting place with various possibilities, but also gives impetus to local entrepreneurship and talent development in the neighborhood.
"Mira ter Braak was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Creative neighborhood hub at Nieuwendam-Noord
Amsterdam 2011
The Modestraat is a creative hub where designers and cultural entrepreneurs work on creative projects inspired by and together with the neighborhood.
This is done on the basis of the theme `fashion’ in the broadest sense of the word. The Modestraat housed itself from the beginning of 2011 in a vacant retail building in Amsterdam Nieuwendam-Noord. A location in the middle of a ‘under construction ‘ shopping mall and a neighborhood in full development. Besides the renewed neighborhood mix of current residents with new residents, even the name of the area changed from ‘Nieuwendam’ to now called Waterlandpleinbuurt. An unexpected location where designers and other creative minds have developed numerous initiatives through this theme as a connection method over a period of more than two years. In addition to the regular workshops, a diverse program has been created from monthly events, one-off projects to multidisciplinary festivities. This not only makes the Modestraat a symbol of a meeting place with various possibilities, but also gives impetus to local entrepreneurship and talent development in the neighborhood.
"Mira ter Braak was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Creative neighborhood hub at Buikslotermeerplein
Amsterdam 2014
After its first location in the Waterlandplein neighborhood, from the end of 2013 the Modestraat is located in a former Chinese restaurant on the Buikslotermeerplein in Amsterdam Noord. At this location, the creative hub has grown into a committed, creative community that makes people's lives more colorful and helps realize dreams from a special home base. This is done by bringing them into contact with art, culture and creativity and by bringing about special encounters. The Modestraat enters into new connections, often across the boundaries of disciplines and with other social domains. Special stories are made in collaboration with entrepreneurs, volunteers and local residents. And through this approach, the ultimate cross-fertilization between creative breeding ground and a place for the neighborhood has been created.
"Mira ter Braak was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Creative neighborhood hub at Buikslotermeerplein
Amsterdam 2018
Designers and artists have their workplace in the Ateliers. For a cup of coffee and a piece of cake you can relax at the coffee corner "Pleur en de Koek". The hairdressers and masseuse are ready for you in the Salon. Exchange your clothes for something "new" in the Wisselboetiek, the clothing shift shop for everyone. At the Studio and Workshop space you will find a diverse program with a variety of weekly classes and creative workshops for kids and adults.
"Mira ter Braak was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Runway Strutt
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Catwalk workshop by : Kimberly Willems
Runway Strutt
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Catwalk workshop by : Kimberly Willems
Runway Strutt
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Catwalk workshop by : Kimberly Willems
Droomreisbureau
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : A World of BLISS
Droomreisbureau
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : A World of BLISS
Wereldrestaurant
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : de Modestraat & de onkruidenier
Wereldrestaurant
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : de Modestraat & de onkruidenier
Wereldrestaurant
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : de Modestraat & de Onkruidenier
Winters Binnen Festival
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Winters Binnen Festival
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Winters Binnen Festival
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
A World of BLISS Bingo
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : A World of BLISS
A World of BLISS Bingo
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Concept and design by : A World of BLISS
Hiphop talent stage
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Hiphop talent stage
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Amsterdams Jongeren Orkest
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Amsterdams Jongeren Orkest
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Pien Feith
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Don't touch my croque monsieurs
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Festival Winters Binnen
Open Pilot Podium Placemakers
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Placemakers
Open Pilot Podium Placemakers
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Placemakers
Open Pilot Podium Placemakers
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
in collaboration with : Placemakers
de Nieuwendammer
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Creative concept 'de Nieuwendammer' : Lies Aris
de Nieuwendammer
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Creative concept 'de Nieuwendammer' : Lies Aris
Amber Veel
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Exhibition and workshops by : Amber Veel
Jorge Bakker
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Exhibition and workshops by : Jorge Bakker
Linda Rusconi
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Exhibition and workshops by : Linda Rusconi
Zindzi Zwietering
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Photoshoot and exhibition by : Zindzi Zwietering
Photobooth Fashion Kids
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Photobooth Fashion Kids
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Photobooth Fashion Kids
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Photobooth Fashion Kids
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Blockprint
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Blockprint workshop and exhibition by : Willemijn Kaasjager and Nienke Algra
Blockprint
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Blockprint workshop and exhibition by : Willemijn Kaasjager and Nienke Algra
Kids Dance Crew
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Dancemoves and Crew outfits by Cefas Valdink and Lauren Dyer
Kids Dance Crew
"Mira ter Braak (owner Buro Mos) was founder and art director of ‘de Modestraat’. She initiated this artist initiative in the North of Amsterdam, she curated and encouraged the creative hub, where cultural entrepreneurs, local start-ups and neighbourhood residents rent workspaces, inspire each other and work together on creative projects."
Dancemoves and Crew outfits by Cefas Valdink and Lauren Dyer
