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Kunst en Crisis XIII
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Overview episodes
I. Rethinking the social sculpture — Akiem Helmling & Christiaan Weijts
II. The great superfluous — Maarten Doorman
III. The shared experience during corona — Basje Boer
IV. By touch —Dries Verhoeven
V. Indeterminate time — Barbara Visser
VI. The adventures... — Samuel Vriezen
VII. Art is not enough — Noortje de Leij
VIII. Minderkunst — Merlijn Twaalfhoven
IX. ‘Everyone’s a cleaner’ — Sean Cornelisse
X. 1st of June — Daan Roovers
XI. Something about somewhere and everywhere — Meta Knol
XII. Out of focus — Miranda Meijer
For any further questions please get in contact with us personally at 070.392.53.59 or email to info@westdenhaag.nl.
Art and crisis — Thinking about art in times of corona
The arts are taking a break. Theatres, museums, concert halls and galleries are closed. To a large extent, the art that is so desperately needed right now is inaccessible. Imagine being quarantined at home without films, without books, without music.
Though we may not access the art, we can still think about it. The enforced rupture of this isolation can also be an opportune moment to reflect on and from, the arts. Every Sunday for the coming weeks we will feature new writing on the arts under quarantine. Today we have the first offering from the initiators of this series: Akiem Helmling and Christiaan Weijts.
The arts are taking a break. Theatres, museums, concert halls and galleries are closed. To a large extent, the art that is so desperately needed right now is inaccessible. Imagine being quarantined at home without films, without books, without music.
Though we may not access the art, we can still think about it. The enforced rupture of this isolation can also be an opportune moment to reflect on and from, the arts. Every Sunday for the coming weeks we will feature new writing on the arts under quarantine. Today we have the first offering from the initiators of this series: Akiem Helmling and Christiaan Weijts.
Overview episodes
I. Rethinking the social sculpture — Akiem Helmling & Christiaan Weijts
II. The great superfluous — Maarten Doorman
III. The shared experience during corona — Basje Boer
IV. By touch —Dries Verhoeven
V. Indeterminate time — Barbara Visser
VI. The adventures... — Samuel Vriezen
VII. Art is not enough — Noortje de Leij
VIII. Minderkunst — Merlijn Twaalfhoven
IX. ‘Everyone’s a cleaner’ — Sean Cornelisse
X. 1st of June — Daan Roovers
XI. Something about somewhere and everywhere — Meta Knol
XII. Out of focus — Miranda Meijer