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Surveillance
text and image roberto voorbij When people from abroad visit the Netherlands they are often surprised by how close the windows of our houses are situated to the street, by the unobstructed view of our interiors. Reading the book The … Continue reading
Posted in art
Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, books, culture, design, humor, inspiration, Jane Jacobs, peephole, photography, politics, Roberto Voorbij, security, surveillance, technology, travel
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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
Posted in art
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
Posted in art, design, film, sociology, technique, Uncategorized
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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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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ArtUnit 2011 [preview]
text and image roberto voorbij ArtUnit is a Haarlem based art initiative by Chrystl Rijkeboer and Sandra Roozen. Each month do they both offer an artist a platform, in the form of an art display window, to exhibit. Starting this … Continue reading
Posted in art, design, sociology
Tagged art, ArtUnit, Chrystl Rijkeboer, civic integration exam, control, Haarlem, Holland, multiculturalism, nationalism, public space, Roberto Voorbij, Sandra Roozen, security, technique
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FILM SET ALONG THE IJ
text and image r.v. Jos de Mul describes in the book Cyberspace Odyssey how a change is taking place in the relation between fiction and reality. Where formerly fiction served as an escape from reality one can now observe a … Continue reading
Posted in art, sociology, technique
Tagged Amsterdam, camera surveillance, faction, light design, public space, safety, security, technique, The Third Man
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CONTROL ROOM
image roberto voorbij 1. Control room police Amsterdam / Amstelland. 2. Control room police Amsterdam / Amstelland, images from Amsterdam supermarket. 3. Control room Hubertus tunnel, The Hague. 4. Control room Dutch Lower House, The Hague (Tweede Kamer). 5. Control … Continue reading
Welcome to Holland
text and image r.v. Returning from a trip to Curaçao last month, I was welcomed on Schiphol by a cordon of royal marechaussee. First it was the royal drug detection dog who snuffled me and the other passengers one by … Continue reading
Posted in sociology, technique
Tagged globalization, Holland, privacy, security, smell test
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