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The Industry of Faith
text and image roberto voorbij Mass produced reli statues, meticulously ordered as if it were a Katharina Fritsch sculpture, spotted last weekend at Museum N.. More – Maastricht, The Netherlands. Museum N.. More – Maastricht (2013). Advertisements
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Tagged art, christianity, culture, design, faith, God, humor, inspiration, photography, Style
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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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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
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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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Wim Delvoye prt. 2
image and text roberto voorbij At the BOZAR in Brussels is until January 23rd 2011 the opportunity to let yourself be amazed / impressed / shocked by the work of Wim Delvoye. On the one hand is his art too … Continue reading
