Astrid H. Roemer: ‘Dutch Will Slowly but Surely Disappear From Suriname’
In this interview, the Surinamese writer talks about her texts, her language, and her homeland.
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9 ResultsBendt Eyckermans’ Sculpted Paintings
Despite being so young, the work of Bendt Eyckermans is sought after by collectors all over the world.
Enter At Your Own Risk: The Houses of Jonas Vansteenkiste
Jonas Vansteenkiste creates spaces that are best described as ‘mental environments’. He invites the audience to enter.
Hendrik Tratsaert: ‘Flanders’ Greatest Enemies Are Self-Censure and Self-Hate’
The new director of Ons Erfdeel regrets that the debate about Flemish self-awareness has degenerated into a polarisation between the populist right and the tendentious left.
Humour in Flanders and the Netherlands. ‘We Have Grown Closer but Don’t Really Know Each Other’
Is there such a thing as typical Dutch or Flemish humour? And if so, what are the differences and similarities?
Kasper Bosmans: ‘Each of My Artworks is Like an Onion’
In his playful works Kasper Bosmans investigates histories of traditions and objects creating new narratives to offer a critical view on cultural and political relics.
On the Crossroads of Physics and Art: Isabel Fredeus’ Sensory Work
When natural processes and the laws of physics lead to compelling, lyrical artefacts.
The Haunting Universe of Shadow Painter Klaus Verscheure
Klaus Verscheure is known as director of many Flemish television series. Lately he is making a name for himself as a visual artist.
‘We Can’t Do Without Migrants Anymore’: Experts on Migration in Belgium and the Netherlands
Migration offers good pickings for populists, while those who take an honest look at the subject find they are up against a headwind. A double interview with migration specialists.
