We’re proud to share two of our projects have been selected as finalists in the 60th ADCN Awards @clubadcn. The visual identity for the Nederlands Fotomuseum is nominated in the branding category, and our exhibition design for No Place for Traitors at Kamp Amersfoort is selected in the spatial category. Many thanks to everyone involved, and looking forward to the award ceremony on the 7th of May!

In 2025 Nederlands Fotomuseum relocated to a new space in warehouse Santos, claiming a place on the main stage of international photography. As a long time partners we worked closely together with the museum to setup a new graphic identity and communication strategy. Developing everything from a new logo system to campaign treatments, interior signing and online presence. The museum opened its doors last thursday and this year it will proudly present a new and vibrant outlook on photography and visual arts.

Housing more than 120 stories, Resilience Food Stories is a platform for stories from all over the world about farmers and growers that show producing food in collaboration with nature not only creates healthy products and honest livelihoods but tends the cultivated landscape and makes the soil and the surrounding natural environment healthier and more robust. Visit the new website to discover more!

Tina Farifteh's project Asylum has been nominated for the 'Zilveren Camera 2025' in the category Storytelling.

LMNOP designed and produced a new exhibition for Kamp Amersfoort named ‘No Place for Traitors’. A full case study is now live on our website to read more about this important subject and fresh approach.

Museum Hilversum is now Fotomuseum Hilversum. A new chapter of the museum has begun with a clear focus on the medium of photography. LMNOP designed a new visual identity to accompany this new chapter.

At a time when our relationship with the world around us seems increasingly fragile, Drawing from Nature invites to go back in time. In this exhibition, you will walk through four centuries of history in which man's relationship to nature has changed significantly. Is man subject to forces greater than himself?

A festival for curious ears. Immerse yourself in spatial sounds at Atmos/Spheres II, discover audio exhibition Islands of Change about our relationship with the ocean and experience dystopian sounds by the NADAR Ensemble. Visit intimate and experimental solo performances, an exciting collaboration by Asko|Schönberg & Silbersee, and dreamy sounds from cello, electronic and ambient. Discover the full line-up.

Achtertuin Sessie 1 - Yuri Veerman. In this first edition of 'Achtertuin Sessies' (Backyard Sessions) artist and designer Yuri Veerman takes to his collection of sketches, screenshots, short stories, fascinations megalomaniac ideas and never ending doubts. In other words: the unorganised pile often unshaved to the world but far more interesting then a polished and finished end result we show in our 'Voortuin' (Front yard).

There are countless variants of motherhood. Good Mom/Bad Mom is an exhibition in Centraal Museum Utrecht about motherhood, about caring, about the politics of the womb, about emancipation. The exhibition offers a contemporary reflection on the art-historical cliché of the “good mother” and takes visitors on a journey through the history of the imagination of motherhood: from ancient, stereotypical and often romanticized mother-and-child imaginations to works by new and exciting generations of artists who deal with this theme in their own — and often very personal — way. (Photo, het Parool)

From the late sixties the first female Turkish immigrants came to the Netherlands to build a new life. Yüksel portrays 22 women from this generation. She captures their stories and collected photographs from their familie photo albums as well as taking their portraits. hen. With 'If Only you Knew’ Çiğdem Yüksel reveals an underexposed part of our history. (Photo: Je moest eens weten in het Nederlands Fotomuseum)

Synthese is organizing a fundraiser concert at Moira on 1 November. With the support of the artists, Moira, Gaudeamus, EKKO, Palestine Café, and LMNOP, Synthese can ensure that all proceeds from the event will go to Tunefork Studios and the Beirut Synthesizer Center to aid the displaced people in Lebanon. The event operates on a pay-what-you-can basis, with donations available in various tiers. Cash donations will also be accepted at the door.

With our studio opening we also unveiled a large mural made by artist and our good friend Lennard Kok. Take a look at some images of our, a bit to clean, studio with the 9x4 hand painted drawing.

Our new studio at Achter de Dom is now open for business. We had a blast celebrating with our team, friends/family, partners and clients.

lmnop.works is live! Take a look at our portfolio, vision and team. A start of something new, we couldn't be more excited.