Honey Jones-Hughes and Antonio de la Hera tell us a little bit more about their Residency Manhattan aan de Maas →

If you ever have problems, contact us and we will help you. →

WORM is happy to announce support from the Fonds Podiumkunsten for 2023-24. →

WORM welcomes Ayu Lestari as new Head of Programming at WORM →

The WORM Pirate Bay Archive invites you to sail through our eclectic collection of avant-garde media, zines, books, DVDs... →

Underbelly is the WORM shop for underground and avant-garde music, film, sound and media art. Curated by Mariette Groot →

Kunstblock; the col­lab­o­ra­tion of CBK Rotterdam, MAMA, TENT, V2_, Formerly Known As Witte de With Center for Cont... →

We are looking for volunteers to act as the first point of contact for our visitors and artists. →

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published on 8-12-2021
Selected Press & Publications →

Henrietta and Mariette explaining WORM →

3 Days of exchange with Korean sound and media artists! →

Creative Europe Funding for SPECTRAL, a 4-year groundbreaking sustainable project dedicated to Extended Cinematic Art. →

The Toolkit created for the EU funded Venues from the Future project can be read here! →

Venues from the Future: artist and cultural worker exchange: Leona Jacewska →

Inter venue conference held at Kvaka22, Belgrade, February 2022 →

published on 2-03-2022
EU funded project, The Pop Venue as an Experimental Community Space: 2022. →

The Radio WORM weekly schedule →

Radio WORM gigs and special events in the #Wunderbar →

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News: Radio WORM Podcast series: selections from Radio WORM regulars →

An eleven-hour radio show, through Sunday night and Monday morning →

published on 22-02-2021
The rebirth of Radio WORM →

Radio WORM shows: the weekly show The Side Entrance with Tisa Neža Herlec. →

Radio WORM shows: the weekly Sonosphere with Lucija Gregov. →

Radio WORM shows: the weekly WORM Pirate Bay radio show on Radio WORM. →

Radio WORM shows: the weekly RE#SISTER radio show on Radio WORM. →

#Wunderbar is the most radical pub on the Witte de Withstraat. Gallery, meeting place, performance space, pub. →

Filmwerkplaats is WORM’s artist-run film lab. It is geared towards artists interested in film as a physical medium. →

The Foyer is an alternative shopping mall for underground artforms and performance. →

WORM SOUND STUDIOS and the WAVEFORM RESEARCH CENTRE are internationally celebrated production spaces. →

S/ash Gallery is an exhibition space for fast changing presentations, small scale performance events, workshops and arti... →

UBIK is WORM’s playground for performance artists and those who research the art of performance in its broadest sense.... →

Welcome to our building! The history of Boomgaardstraat 71. →

learn more about #Wunderbar's mini gallery →

We introduce the fourth Kollection Kitsch: work around food, from Jhonie van Boeijen, Benjamin Li and Maarten Bel. →

Together We Pet (Opening 30 Sep) →

On 11th June'22 , the most affordable gallery in Rotterdam returns to the #Wunderbar with a sci-fi spin! →

Too Fem For Art ( May'22) →

about her refugee background and how she experiences the news about Ukraine's invasion. →

published on 27-01-2021
WORM celebrates the #Wunderbar and Foyer spaces in 2021 with WunderPlatz X SKILLS →

KINACT - DAMNEDACT - Connection // Kinaction - Charlien Adriaenssens Interview →

LOOKBACK: What happens when 20 feminist zine enthusiasts come together for an online workshop? →

published on 11-01-2021
The work Night Vision, created by artist Thijs Kelder can be seen on WORM's Boomgaardsstraat wall →

Burlesque Night or a workshop on How to love yourself? A transatlantic queer view curated by KLAUW →

published on 27-01-2021
IMACO (The Imaginary Art Collective) UBIK 2020, artists explored what objects mean, and when it’s time to let go. →

published on 11-01-2021
WORM at Liverpool Sound City 2018 →

An interview with artist, performer, WORM worker and “committed amateur” Ash Kilmartin about her new project, Life →