In the Elbow Church, the colorful installation Heaven's Hotline by American queer artist Nina Chanel Abney on view. With large canvases, neon lights and sculptures, she fills the church with her signature style full of vibrant forms and current themes. Faith also plays a role in her work: Abney often references religious symbolism and stories, which she reimagines in a contemporary, sometimes playful way.

During a special activity, a gospel choir will come to sing amidst this art installation. The combination of Abney's powerful imagery and Black gospel music creates a special and atmospheric experience. An experience you won't want to miss!

When: Sunday, November 23
Time: 3 p.m.-4 p.m.
Location: Elbow Church (Langegracht 36)
Cost (includes entrance to Elbow Church):  €10 (full rate) / €5 (discounted rate: for young people up to 24 years of age, museum annual card, Friends Lottery VIP, CJP)

Origin of gospel choir G-Roots

Gospel choir G-Roots formed in 2002 when three black gospel soloists formed a singing group.
Over the years, the group has grown into a gospel choir of enthusiastic and talented singers, making it a choir with the most diverse backgrounds and experiences in the music industry.