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Tjebbe Beekman – Mall IV
text and image roberto voorbij In the entrance hall of the Amsterdam center The New Love – a place for debate, religion, poetry and more – hangs this impressive painting (Size: 630 x 220 cm. Medium: sand, acrylic and enamel … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, beauty, Berlin, books, christianity, culture, design, entertainment, Europe, faith, inspiration, Lieven de Cauter, Media Markt, painting, Philosophy, photography, pictures, poetry, politics, religion, spirituality, technology, Tjebbe Beekman, travel
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Charles Hoffbauer – In the Restaurant
text roberto voorbij Charles Hoffbauer – In the Restaurant (1907). Painting which is part of the current exhibit Impressionism: Sensation & Inspiration at the Amsterdam Hermitage. Just for this work alone it is worth visiting the exhibition – the painting … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam Hermitage, architecture, art, beauty, Charles Hoffbauer, culture, design, Edward Hopper, Europe, fashion, fiction, Hermitage, history, inspiration, painting, travel
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Daniel Hageman – Artvertising
text and image roberto voorbij Last weekend I witnessed this artwork in progress / demonstration of how to survive as a Dutch artist in times of culture cuts / instant performance by former Rietveld student Daniel Hageman. Client: jewelry shop … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, art, beauty, culture, Daniel Hageman, design, DIY, fashion, fiction, illustration, inspiration, Johnny Ramli, lifestyle, painting, photography, photos, pictures, poetry, travel
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From a Painter’s Perspective
text and image roberto voorbij On May 30 has Charles Taylor been sentenced to 50 years in prison for his role in the war in Sierra Leone, among others for murder, slavery, the recruitment and use of child soldiers, trafficking … Continue reading
Preview Stedelijk Museum
text and image roberto voorbij After the preview for the press on May 9 was yesterday and today the opportunity for the public to get a first impression of the new Stedelijk Museum. For an empty museum there was a … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, Benthem Crouwel Architekten, city branding, culture, design, events, history, Holland, inspiration, Jan Benthem, Mels Crouwel, Mike Leigh, naked, news, painting, photography, public space, security, Stedelijk Museum, technology
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FREEDOM? PRIVACY?
text roberto voorbij Today, on International Workers’ Day opens the exhibition FREEDOM? PRIVACY? at the Gallery Decumanus, Krk – Croatia. The Art and Culture Laboratory [KUL•] organizes this group exhibition, which is part of Labor Incubator (Prvomajski Inkubator) festival. A … Continue reading
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Tagged ACTA, art, beauty, blog, blogging, books, business, Canada, christianity, comedy, community, control, crime, Croatia, culture, Daque, Decumanus Gallery, design, Einat Shteckler, entertainment, entertainment news, Enzo Comin, Erin Fortier, events, faith, fashion, film, food, freedom, freedom of speech, fun, God, Hagen Klennert, history, humor, inspiration, International Workers' Day, Jelena Jovančov, Johannes Gerard, journal, Klaus Pinter, Krk, latest news, life, lifestyle, Love, Maja Radešić, media, Mirta Grandic, Miscellaneous, music, news, Online, opinion, painting, Patricia Aramburu, Personal, Philosophy, photo, photography, photos, pictures, Poems, poetry, politics, privacy, public space, quotes, random, Recipes, religion, Research, review, reviews, Rinat Schnadower, Roberto Voorbij, safety, Sal'it Krac, science, security, social media, spirituality, Style, Tamara Tokic, technique, technology, test, thoughts, Ting-Ting Cheng, travel, UN, video, Videos, WIPO, Work, WTO
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Arnold Böcklin – Isle of the Dead
text roberto voorbij Last month during my short stay in Brussels when I (finally) visited the Victor Horta museum, I had already in one of the rooms of Horta’s former home encountered a slightly kitsch but definitely hypnotizing painting. Title … Continue reading
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Tagged Akseli Gallen-Kallela, Amsterdam, architecture, Arnold Böcklin, art, Bert Keizer, books, Brussels, Charon, christianity, culture, faith, God, Hades, history, inspiration, kunst, Leipzig, Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig, mythology, painting, Philosophy, poetry, religion, review, reviews, science, soul, spirituality, Styx, symbolism, technique, technology, thoughts, travel, Van Gogh, Van Gogh Museum, Victor Horta
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Oh Crisis!
text and image roberto voorbij The financial crises seem to follow one another in an ever faster pace. This calls for a different way of thinking, for alternatives. The exhibition Oh Crisis! in the luxurious mansion, on the luxurious estate … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, crisis, culture, Dennis Feddersen, design, economy, environment, finance, financiak crisis, Frankendael, Frankendael Foundation, history, humor, inspiration, painting, photo, photography, photos, politics, review, reviews, Sarah van Sonsbeeck, Sven Kroner, technique, technology
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Brussels street impressions
image roberto voorbij Some images taken last month during a short visit to the always interesting, inspiring, surreal Brussels. Roberto Voorbij – No one knows, what was written here (2012). Roberto Voorbij – Brussels-South Railway Station (2012). Roberto Voorbij – … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, architecture, art, Brussels, culture, design, DIY, Europe, fun, graffiti, humor, inspiration, painting, photo, photography, pictures, public space, public transport, quotes, Roberto Voorbij, street art, travel, Wiels
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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
