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City of Abstracts
text and image roberto voorbij As part of the Holland Festival is currently in the central hall of the Amsterdam Central Station the projection City of Abstracts by William Forsythe presented. As the description already suggests, in the beautiful designed … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, architecture, art, comedy, culture, design, entertainment, events, fiction, film, gallery, humor, inspiration, movies, photography, poetry, politics, public space, public transport, review, reviews, technique, technology, video
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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
Posted in art, film, sociology
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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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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The most beautiful bookshop in the world
text and image roberto voorbij If you ever happened to visit Maastricht, make sure to also visit the bookstore Selexyz Dominicanen. This breathtaking store, by The Guardian even proclaimed the most beautiful bookshop in the world, is located near the … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, books, christianity, culture, design, faith, history, inspiration, literature, Maaike Schoorel, Maastricht, memory, Merkx+Girod, painting, photography, review, reviews, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Selexyz, technique, technology, travel
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Luciano Fabro – Prometeo (Prometheus)
text and image roberto voorbij With some simple interventions makes Fabro the unsuspecting visitor completely question his assumptions. Just by turning a set of measuring staffs and ranging poles the Arte Povera artist makes clear how unstable and relative our … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Arte Povera, Bonnefanten museum, control, design, inspiration, installation, installation art, Luciano Fabro, Maastricht, marble, Prometeo, Prometheus, review, reviews, sculpture, technique, technology
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Bruce Nauman
text and image roberto voorbij Neon artworks are either static and have a constant message or as in the case of Bruce Nauman’s neons in the exhibit Extended Drawing are time based and work like a simple animation. Next to … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bonnefanten museum, Bruce Nauman, drawing, inspiration, Maastricht, neon, painting, review, reviews, Richard Serra, Robert Mangold, Sol LeWitt, technique, technology, video
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Märklin World
text and image roberto voorbij Immediately after visiting the exhibit MärklinWorld everything seems to look like a scale model. Every animal seems suspicious. Possibly fake, possibly a man manufactured version. We are living in a maquette. We are living in … Continue reading
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Tagged Amersfoort, Anne Wenzel, architecture, art, Eelco Brand, Frank van der Salm, Krijn de Koning, Kunsthal KAdE, Leonid Tsvetkov, Maurice van Tellingen, Märklin, Märklin World, Michael Samuels, model world, models, Oliver Boberg, photography, public transport, technique, technology
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