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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Capturing Wilders
text and image roberto voorbij The Emmen artist Rolf Mulder invites creatives to give their view on “the phenomenon Wilders”. Through an open call with the ambiguous title ‘Capture Wilders’, artists is asked to apply their skill of understanding the … Continue reading
Posted in art, sociology
Tagged freedom, Geert Wilders, politics, PVV, Roberto Voorbij, Rolf Mulder, Spinoza
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PEACE ON EARTH
text and image roberto voorbij Street art spotted in the Nieuwe Hoogstraat, Amsterdam. Depicted the usual suspects of Dutch politics Mark Rutte, Geert Wilders, Job Cohen, Jan Peter Balkenende, Femke Halsema and Alexander Pechtold. Peace on earth? Just this month … Continue reading
Posted in art
Tagged Alexander Pechtold, Amsterdam, CDA, Christian Democratic Appeal, D66, Democrats 66, Femke Halsema, Geert Wilders, GreenLeft, GroenLinks, Holland, Jan Peter Balkenende, Job Cohen, Labour Party, Mark Rutte, Party for Freedom, peace, People's Party for Freedom and Democracy, politics, public space, PVDA, PVV, street art, VVD
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Landscapes without memory
text and image roberto voorbij To define his Simulacra theory Baudrillard made in his essays ‘Simulacra and Simulation’ from 1981 a variation on Borges’s fable ‘On Exactitude in Science’. In the original fable leads the striving to make the perfect … Continue reading
Posted in art, technique
Tagged 3d, Baudrillard, Borges, Fontcuberta, landscape, map, photography, Simulacra, technology
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Technology Requested
text and image roberto voorbij On line 2 of the Rotterdam regional transport company RET has this August started an experiment with facial recognition. With the objective of preserving the public transport ban, imposed on perpetrators of nuisance and frequent … Continue reading
Auschwitz Now
text and image r.v. If one looks at the series of photographs from a distance without knowing the exact subject matter one could assume that it does concern here a pleasant summer scene, far away from any danger. The clear … Continue reading
