SNAPSHOTS #7: Transition through Transmission with Innavisions Opening

You’re invited to the opening of Transition through Transmission, a new exhibition byInnavisions, on Friday, September 18th 2026, from 6pm at Metro54, Westerdoksdijk 597, Amsterdam.

At the centre of the exhibition and public program is the question of how knowledge, memories and cultural expression are passed on to the next generation of makers, thinkers, activists and youth within Black diasporic lifeworlds. In Transition through Transmission, Innavisions, together with invited guests, explores new dimensions within visual art and music by connecting with spiritual, cosmic and African (diasporic) forms of knowledge. 

This exhibition moves between mediums; combining audio, video and print to build a sensorial environment. Together these works invite visitors to experience sound and image not separately, but as connected forms of transmission of culture. 

Innavisions' practice is informed by the desire to develop a greater understanding of space and time and subsequently create a personal visual language. This language is informed by his connection to everything that is, and is not. He develops his creative perception of space and time primarily at night, when abstraction and a sense of connectivity are heightened through music. 

About Innavisions

Innavisions is a self-taught artist and music selecta whose practice has an analytical approach towards art, music and movement. In the early 2000s Innavisions co-founded the influential underground club-night and art platform in Rotterdam, Da Circle of Sole. In 2012, Innavisions co-founded Ultra de la Rue, an artist-run art space in the Red Light District in Amsterdam

Join us for a drink, a bite, and some music as we gather to explore this manifestation of artworks. We hope to see you on the 18th September at 6pm! The exhibition will be running from September 18th – November 21st, 2026.

🔥Date: September 18th , 2025
🔥Time: 6-10pm
🔥Location: Metro54, Westerdoksdijk 597
🔥Entrance: Free, RSVP here

We regret to say this exhibition is not wheelchair accessible due to the restrictions of our space. However, we may be able to provide an alternative accessible viewing of the show after it opens. If this interests you please contact us through [email protected].