Honey Kraiwee is an independent curator, interviewer and project coordinator. She holds a Master of Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education with a specialisation in curating from Maastricht University. Her work often challenges norms and seeks to move beyond linear thinking. In her practice, Honey engages with themes such as spirituality, world-building and encourages a critical look at Asian philosophies and cultures. She is interested in queering as a way of thinking and living, astrology as a practice of love and care, and ancestral knowledge as technology and innovation.
Honey is one of the curators of Non Native Native, a cultural platform that looks at the Asian creative landscape in the Netherlands through the lens of an outsider from within. On a daily basis, you will find Honey running around as an exhibition producer at Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam.
what it is, what it means and what i would like it to be
Through a mixed-media installation featuring portraits and stories of nine individuals, artist Pris Roos invites you to delve into the complexity of our lives. The individuals in the portraits, all with connection to Rotterdam, unfold their multilayered journeys through conversations with the artist captured in audio fragments. With the solo exhibition ‘what it is, what it means and what i would like it to be’, Roos creates a space where you can explore your own sense of family and feel at home.