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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Politics in Print 2011
text roberto voorbij This week is the last chance to see the inspiring exhibit Politics in Print 2011 at the Dutch Press Museum. An overview of the past political year summarized in cartoons and caricatures. 28 illustrators / cartoonists offer … Continue reading
Posted in art, sociology
Tagged Amsterdam, arab spring, Arend van Dam, Argus, art, Bas van der Schot, Berend Vonk, caricatures, cartoons, culture, debt crisis, design, Djanko, entertainment, Europe, faith, Farhad Foroutanian, Fokke & Sukke, fun, gaddafi, God, Hajo, history, humor, Ien van Laanen, inspiration, international debt crisis, Joep Bertrams, Jos Collignon, journal, Len Munnik, Marco Lap, Marijn, media, Merijn Beeldverteller, Mirjam Vissers, news, Nico Visscher, opinion, Paul Kusters, people, Peter van Straaten, Pieter Geenen, Pluis, politics, religion, review, reviews, Ruben L. Oppenheimer, Siegfried Woldhek, social media, Stefan Verwey, Tom Janssen, Trik, Willem, Worstkeesscenario.
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Big drama, small price
text roberto voorbij Beautiful edited pictures by photographer Krijn van Noordwijk. In the center of Amsterdam do these hallucinatory images currently attract attention as a poster campaign for the Last Minute Ticket Shop. With the accompanying slogan ‘Big drama / music / … Continue reading
Posted in art, marketing
Tagged advertising, Amsterdam, art, culture, design, entertainment, fiction, film, fun, humor, inspiration, Krijn van Noordwijk, Last Minute Ticket Shop, media, movies, music, photo, photography, photos, pictures, poetry, psychology, public space, review, reviews, technology, theater, theatre
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Blues before sunrise
text and image roberto voorbij In the Amsterdam Vondelpark can from this week on Steve McQueen’s, by the Stedelijk Museum commissioned, Blues before sunrise be experienced. With a simple but very poetic intervention has the artist / filmmaker McQueen transformed … Continue reading
Posted in art, design, film
Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, blues, blues before sunrise, control, design, events, film, history, inspiration, junkie, movies, music, news, opinion, photo, photography, photos, pictures, poetry, political, politics, psychology, public space, review, reviews, Stedelijk Museum, Steve McQueen, technology, Vondelpark
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GUMBUSTERS
text and image roberto voorbij After Ghost, Ad and MythBusters there are now GumBusters! Spotted at the entrance of gated community in progress, Dutch airport Schiphol. It’s always a bit ambiguous chewing gum patterns on pavements. Meant as freshener of … Continue reading
Posted in art, design, sociology, technique
Tagged adbusters, airport, Aldous Huxley, Amsterdam, amusement park, architecture, art, Brave New World, chewing gum, comedy, control, corporate clothing, culture, design, entertainment, food, freedom, fun, ghostbusters, gum, gumbusters, Holland, humor, inspiration, mythbusters, opinion, politics, public space, random, Schiphol, Simulacra, simulacrum, street art, technique, technology, thoughts, uniform
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