
BODEGA at iso
BODEGA is our mobile, multidisciplinary home. Wherever we touch down, we carefully construct a haven for newfound sounds and heartfelt connections. A platform where odd, bold and forward arts take center stage. A warm and welcoming space for nocturnal wonder.
Our big launch night is set to take place on December 17, 2022, at iso Amsterdam – which, much like BODEGA, is an ever-evolving stage for the cultural community. Not only is iso a vibey habitat with 30+ ateliers and global artists from all walks of life, its spacious setup also lends itself to assembling a unique party perspective shaped by sound, light, art and architecture.
BODEGA welcomes Al Wootton, Tash LC and Giaderza — three artists who are carving out their own, genre-transcending, global sound. Scenography and spacial interventions by studio RAITO, and AI artist Jan Zuiderveld will present his algorithmic ‘Dream Machine’.
Tickets for BODEGA at iso are available here. Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter for friend updates, and we hope to see you soon!
This project is supported by the AFK (Amsterdam Fund for the Arts)
Program
We’re beyond proud to reveal a music line-up that’ll stir both adventurous spirits and restless feet. Three first-class artists, who are carving out their own, genre-transcending and global sound, will guide you into the night: Al Wootton, Giaderza and Tash LC.
At BODEGA, forward art and music go hand in hand. That’s why we have invited Jan Zuiderveld to be an integral part of our launch party.
On December 17th you’re invited to connect with the Dream Machine: a hacked Xerox photocopier from the 00s that generates an artistic image based on (a scan of) your input. For this creative process you don’t need prior art experience or knowledge – all you have to do is find the drawing table and the big red button.
Scenography
We’re proud to partner with RAITO for the spatial design of BODEGA at iso, our launch night on December 17th. Inspired by minimalist and Japanese aesthetics, RAITO has created a custom scenography that embraces iso’s warehouse construction but also enriches it through organic light and spatial interventions.

Based on RAITO’s investigation of crowd movement and interaction, its design concept for iso is centred around sparking genuine club connections.
