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Monthly Archives: February 2012
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others
text and image roberto voorbij In the last few weeks has the Dutch PVV, The Party for Freedom, for the umpteenth time succeeded with her tactical provocation in demanding the entire political focus from both domestic and foreign media. This … Continue reading
Posted in art, sociology
Tagged actualiteit, Animal Farm, animals, art, column, columns, culture, cultuur, dieren, economics, economie, economy, Europe, Geert Wilders, George Orwell, Geschiedenis, globalization, Historie, history, Holland, identity, inspiratie, inwoners, kunst, maatschappij, Mark Rutte, Martin Schulz, media, national, national identity, nationalism, Nederlands, news, nieuws, opinie, opinion, Partij voor de Vrijheid, Party for Freedom, polenmeldpunt, politics, politiek, PVV, quotes, Roberto Voorbij, safety, security
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Security = Design
text and image roberto voorbij The constant traffic diversions in Amsterdam have its advantages, otherwise I may have never passed this beautiful security / design installation at the Dutch bank ING. Although the convex mirrors certainly speak to the imagination, … Continue reading
Posted in art, design
Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, art installation, beauty, control, convex mirror, design, economics, economy, ING, inspiration, Mark Jenkins, multinational, photography, politics, public space, safety, security, security installation
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Michael Sweerts – Portrait of a Young Man (Ratio Quique Reddenda)
image pubhist.com text roberto voorbij In the art section of the Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant appears weekly the column ‘Archetype’, in which cross-links between art and actuality are being highlighted. The work Portrait of a Young Man (1656) of the … Continue reading
Wouter Huis – Disclaimer
text roberto voorbij By way of experiment would it certainly be interesting to interpret reality for a time as if it were a film, literary work or other creation. To analyze the deeper meaning of colors, names and attributes of … Continue reading
Posted in art, film
Tagged art, disclaimer, events, fiction, film, IFFR, inspiration, movies, public space, review, reviews, Rotterdam, street art, Wouter Huis
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