Pop-up performances
1 December, 2024 14:00 - 15 December, 2024 14:30
When you stroll through the Matter of Place exhibition on 1, 8, or 15 December, you might be surprised by special pop-up performances. Every Sunday at 14:00 hrs, a different artist fills the space with music and stories. Listen to the soulful sounds of Shaynah, the energetic beats of W.O.N. or the uplifting sounds of Rass King. Discover, experience, and enjoy this unique collaboration with House of Knowledge. Come, watch, listen, and be inspired.
PROGRAMME
15-20 min per performance
| Sunday 1 dec | Shaynah | 14:00 hrs |
| Sunday 8 dec | W.O.N. | 14:00 hrr |
| Sunday 15 dec | Rass King | 14:00 hrs |
Shaynah
Shaynah grew up in a musical family and has developed her passion into an impressive career. She performed during Sabrina Starke's Dreamer’s Tour, dazzled at the North Sea Jazz Festival, and collaborates with artists such as HAYP and Nosa Apolo. Her album Chapter 22, spread across three EPs (PUZZLED, WASTED, and NAKED), tells personal stories of self-discovery. With singles like Fair Play, she showcases her versatility and emotional depth, while uniquely blending soul and jazz in her music.
W.O.N.
W.O.N. (World of Nelly), born in Aurora, Illinois, and now based in Rotterdam, is a promising voice in the hip hop scene. This versatile artist effortlessly blends alternative rap, jazz rap, and melodic boom bap. His sound is deeply rooted in the influences of hip hop, R&B, and gospel that he grew up with. As an MC, W.O.N. brings not only rhythm and rhyme but also a powerful message. His positive lyrics reflect his experiences and proudly celebrate black culture with depth and meaning.
Rass King
Rass King, formerly known as Rass Motivated, is the musical voice of Sherandell Maynard, a 31-year-old from Rotterdam with deep roots in reggae and hip-hop. With an acoustic set, accompanied by a guitarist, he brings music that is both uplifting and thoughtful. His themes? Life, female empowerment, and a positive focus on black culture. Rass King’s performance promises to be an intimate and inspiring moment, with his powerful voice and stories taking centre stage.
About the exhibition Matter of Place
The exhibition Matter of Place presents an impressive overview of the British artist Thomas J Price (1981, London). Through his subtle and powerful works in various media, such as sculpture, performance, photography, and animation, Price continuously explores the boundaries of material, scale, and presentation. He focuses on themes such as representation and the influence of power in society.