reviews 03.04.13 Hinde Haest
EYE celebrates its first birthday with retrospective Johan van der Keuken - Up to the Light. It is the first exhibition to focus on a Dutch artist exclusively. The structured chaos of film, text and photography demands active engagement on the part of the visitor. Warning: unsuited for the lazy viewer.
reviews 16.03.13 Hinde Haest
The basement of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie is absolutely packed. It is the first day of the conference WHERE ARE WE GOING, WALT WHITMAN?, part of Studium Generale. Anselm Franke curated a day of insights into outer-space photography, counterculture, psychoanalysis, animism, and the relation between hairballs and earthquakes.
reviews 13.03.13 Hinde Haest
Today the Richard Wright's cealing piece in the room of The Night Watch in the new Rijksmuseum has been shown to the press.
reviews 05.03.13 Hinde Haest
What you see is not what you get at Jan de Cock’s exhibition Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at Fons Welters Gallery in Amsterdam.
reviews 18.12.12 Sjoukje van der Meulen
On 6 December 2012, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam hosted the symposium, Afterlives: Living the Past in the Present. The smal event was organized in honor of Prof. Dr. Deborah Cherry, who will be leaving the position of Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art at The University of Amsterdam but the end of this year.
reviews 14.12.12 Vincent van Velsen
The delayed opening show of Mike Kelley in the Stedelijk Museum is big, very big and it offers a lot. A photo report.
reviews 04.12.12 Nicola Bozzi
Art criticism in times of internet, non-stop dissemination of information, economic crisis, budget cuts, twitter, 2-day/5 panel conferences and Prizes for Young Art Critics.
reviews 28.11.12 Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk
Hito Steyerl's installation Adorno's Grey depicts a history and research that happened between the (reportedly upon Adorno's request grey painted) walls of the Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt.
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