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Ammodo Foundation is a charitable organisation established on 3 September 2010 and is recognised by the tax authorities as a Public Benefit Organisation.

Ammodo stimulates the development of art, science and architecture. Expanding knowledge and generating new perspectives in these fields contribute to addressing contemporary challenges and driving society forward. Ammodo has developed three programmes that promote and support research and projects in art, science and architecture. Ammodo also produces short films to increase the visibility of the work of pioneers in these fields.

Ammodo Art promotes and supports the development of internationally distinctive visual arts and performing arts. Ammodo Art focusses on experimental and high quality productions and development programmes, working in close collaboration with partners in the art world. Its support offers art institutions and artists the opportunity to create new work, thereby contributing to the development of the artists and the quality of the institutions involved. For more information refer to Ammodo Art

Ammodo Science
 promotes and supports independent scientific research.
The programme is implemented through the Ammodo Science Awards and the Ammodo Science Fellowship. These awards provide funding to scientists in different stages of their career and to both individuals and research groups in four scientific domains: Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Biomedical Sciences. For more information refer to Ammodo Science

Ammodo Architecture promotes and supports socially and ecologically responsible architecture worldwide. The programme is implemented through the Ammodo Architecture Award and an international knowledge platform. The Award is presented in three categories: from local driven projects, collaborations and initiatives to internationally renowned projects and completed buildings. For more information refer to Ammodo Architecture

Ammodo Docs are shorts films produced and curated by Ammodo with the aim to contribute to the visibility of the work of artists, scientists andarchitects. By producing new films each year, Ammodo works to build a growing,publicly accessible collection of short films about diverse contemporary challenges. In fifteen-minute films, renowned Dutch filmmakers challenge you tosee the world through the eyes of pioneers in the arts, science orarchitecture. For more information, please refer to the Ammodo Docs website.

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Projects

The following projects have led to expenditure in the state of income and expenses in 2023:

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Ammodo Art
  • Stichting SPRING Performing Arts Festival – International co-productions 2024-2026
  • Stichting Centraal Museum – Pauline Curnier Jardin: Adoration
  • Stichting SHARP/ArnoSchuitemaker – Three new productions 2023-2025
  • Stichting Kunstinstituut Melly – My Oma
  • Stichting Ateliers 63 – Woonhuis and Productiefonds
  • Stichting WArd/waRD / Ann Van den Broek – The Balancing Act
  • Stichting Toneelschuur Producties – Talend development 2024-2026
  • Stichting Boogaerdt/Van der Schoot – New Body Project
  • Stichting Provinciaal Museum Limburg (Het Bonnefantenmuseum)– Małgorzata Mirga-Tas and Mounira Al Solh
  • Stichting De Appel Curatorial – Programme 2024-2026
  • Stichting Framer Framed – Cráter Invertido
  • Kultur Ruhr GmbH – New (co-)productions 2024-2026
  • Stichting Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ – World premieres 2024-2027
  • Fondazione la Biennale di Venezia – Performance Programme
  • Association de Gestion du Festival d’Avignon – New (co-)productions 2023-2024
  • Stichting Nationale Opera & Ballet – Junior Company, Choreographic Academy, Opera Forward and Festival Opera Studio
  • Stichting Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam – IN SITU: Nora Turato

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Ammodo Science

Ammodo Science Award for groundbreaking research :

  • Lipidomics Team, research on tuberculosis
  • Computational Pathology Group, research on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to assist pathologists diagnose tumours
  • Past ♥ Play, research on the history of play
  • Psychological Methods Lab, research on avoiding ‘model myopia’ in psychology

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Ammodo Docs

Development of short documentaries about artists and scientists.

The first series of Ammodo Docs had its premiere in 2023 and included the following six films:

  • Michel van der Aa in In Between Realities (director: Carin Goeijers)
  • Nicole Beutler in Eyes Wide Open (director: Floris-Jan van Luyn)
  • Eveline Crone in The Guts of the Neuroscientist (director: Hester Overmars)
  • Walter Immerzeel in Moving Mountains (director: Renko Douze)
  • Toby Kiers in The Underground Astronaut (director: Marleine van der Werf)
  • Aimée Zito Lema in Dimension of Absence (director: Sjors Swierstra)

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In 2023, work was done on developing the second series of Ammodo Docs. The second series of Ammodo Docs was shown in 2024 and includes the following films:

  • Pierre Audi in Three Acts (director: Marjolijne Boonstra)
  • Jonathas de Andrade in Northern Winds (director: Maria Ramos)
  • Ibrahim Mahama in Dear Home of Scars (director: Marina Meijer)
  • Christian Lange in Five Senses (director: Aiman ​​Hassani)
  • Patricia Dankers (director: Sonja Wyss)
  • Stephanie Wehner in Moonshot Mission (director: Sara Kolster)

An archive of the projects of each Ammodo programme can be found here: Ammodo Art, Ammodo Science, Ammodo Architecture and Ammodo Docs.

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ANBI form 2023

Financial and other data for 2023 are specified in the obligatory ANBI form in compliance with ANBI guidelines. This form can be found here.