Janna oud Ammerveld, Gertjan Plets, and Nikkie Wiegink have published a new article titled “Curating gasscapes after extraction: materiality, petromodernity and politics in the case of the Groningen natural gas field” in the International Journal of Heritage Studies. This article is part of their work on the heritage landscape of Groningen. This paper theorises an…
This is the working bicycle route for our research on the Groningen Energy Landscape. On this route, visitors engage with the Netherlands’ gas history, learn about petroculture, the impact of fossil fuels on societies, and the importance of an inclusive heritage practice. Artist impressions from the open call are also included to show that gasfields…
In June 2025, the exploratory session “Story-Driven Cycling Routes through the Earthquake Zone” took place at the Village Hall of Garmerwolde. The session was organized by Utrecht University, the Landschapswerkplaats, and the Toukomst initiatives EPIQ (an interactive museum in development on soil, gas, and earthquakes) and Vergroenen Gaslocaties (EN: Greening of Gas Sites: a village…
Our WP4 team issued an open call for our art intervention around the disused natural gas fields in Groningen. The open call describes the envisioned artistic intervention and philosophy of the heritage plan this project will be a part of. We also provide an explicit description of the envisioned bicycle route. In the general open…
