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Dick van Teylingen
7 min reading time
De Warme Winkel Brings Ironic Theatre About the Burning Issues of Our Time
Imaginative content, physical extremes and remarkable links and contrasts have made De Warme Winkel a favourite among theatre critics and audiences alike
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Ilja M. Veldman
7 min reading time
The Dordrechts Museum Shows How Aelbert Cuyp Inspired English Landscape Painters
To celebrate the 400th year of birth of Aelbert Cuyp, The Dordrechts Museum is organizing a special exhibition that focuses on his impact on English landscape painters.
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Jan van Eyck
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Mia Vaerman
7 min reading time
Wunderbaum Ruthlessly Stirs the World’s Soul and Their Own
The boundary between their own lives and acting is intentionally kept thin by the members of theater collective Wunderbaum.
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Geerdt Magiels
9 min reading time
In the Footsteps of Albrecht Dürer: World Famous Painter Passing through the Low Countries
Five hundred years, ago painter Albrecht Dürer travelled through the Low Countries. That journey is now coming to life in an exhibition, several books and his own diary entries.
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On the Shoulders of the Old Masters
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Abigael MacGibeny
10 min reading time
Eastman Johnson, “America’s Rembrandt,” Was Nurtured by His Experience in Europe
A leading American genre painter of the nineteenth century jump-started his career in Germany and Holland.
arts
Robin Goudsmit
3 min reading time
Robin Goudsmit - Whiteness: My Manual
Eighteen young authors have brought nineteenth-century artefacts from the Rijksmuseum to life. Robin Goudsmit wrote a manual to accompany a painting.
Museum Explorer
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Mirjam Noorduijn
7 min reading time
The Ultra-Fine Pen of Visual Story-Teller Ludwig Volbeda
Book after book, this young and much-acclaimed Dutch illustrator knows how to surprise.
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Maarten Buser
5 min reading time
Installation Artist Gabey Tjon a Tham Merges Layers of Reality
Dutch installation artist Gabey Tjon a Tham is intrigued by the similarities between nature and technology.
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Forgotten Female Painters
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Ciska Hoet
5 min reading time
Camping Sunset Makes Classic Theatre Repertoire Exciting Again
Camping Sunset proves that old and new, traditional theatre repertoire and rock-’n-roll, truly can go hand in hand.
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Annette Embrechts
6 min reading time
From Simple Movement to Mythical Feat, the Uncompromising Theatre of Schwalbe
A crowd continually running laps of a stage and actors tearing one another’s clothes off. Meet the radical, uncompromising theatre of Schwalbe.
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Fillip Tielens
6 min reading time
Big and Grand. The Indomitable Imagination of FC Bergman
With their extraordinarily imaginative, poetic, grand-scale productions, the Antwerp theatre collective FC Bergman was quick to conquer the European stage.
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Sophia Blyden
3 min reading time
Sophia Blyden - Empty Space
Eighteen young authors have brought nineteenth-century artefacts from the Rijksmuseum to life. Sophia Blyden wrote her text in response to a sculpture of Lorenzo Bartolini.
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CODART
2 min reading time
Paintings by Aelbert Cuyp in Los Angeles and Leipzig Were Separated
It has long been suspected that two landscape paintings by Cuyp belonged together but until now, scientific proof was missing.
history
Tom Christiaens
8 min reading time
Harvest of the University Press (autumn 2021)
Our selection of recent university press publications from all over the world that deal with the Low Countries.
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Ian Mundell
6 min reading time
Laurens Legiers Distils the Essence From Dream Images
The Antwerp painter takes animals, plants, and sailing boats, and formalises them, creating motifs that repeat through his paintings.
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Tom Christiaens
1 min reading time
Lost Drawing by Rubens Returns Home After Four Centuries
The Flemish Government has purchased a drawing by Flemish Master Peter Paul Rubens that was thought to be lost.
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Tijl Nuyts
7 min reading time
The Porous Paradises of Bram Demunter
The Flemish painter lets you lose yourself in the multiplicity of the world at his first solo exhibition.
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Ilja M. Veldman
7 min reading time
Allart Van Everdingen, the Man Who Fell in Love With Waterfalls and Spruce Trees
Four hundred years after his birth, Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar is staging the first retrospective of his diverse oeuvre.
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Virginie Platteau
6 min reading time
Villa Empain, an Art Deco Palace for Art and Intercultural Dialogue
Private residence, Russian embassy, and headquarters of a TV station. Villa Empain in Brussels has been all of these.
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CODART
3 min reading time
Restored ‘Gallery of Cornelis van der Geest’ Returns to Rubens House
The original paint layer has been exposed again, revealing details that have remained hidden for many years.
