by Menno Heling Decorating the cabin with pine branches and lights. Amazed by the beauty of the misletoe and its iconic presence in the landscape, especially in winter. Collecting and … Read more
Dear Art Lovers, 2024 was an exciting year at Brutus. First of all we are grateful that both Mondriaan Fonds and the Municipality granted us with their support for 2025 – … Read more
New Babylon is a future metropolis that would be built particle to particle above the Earth’s surface. It would be the living space for the Homo Ludens, the man of … Read more
At Rotterdam Photo ’24 photoworks of many photographers were housed in containers. it was an interesting experience. I saw, among other things, photos of Lilo Mangelsdorff from Frankfurt am Main. … Read more
Ruud Peters is a tall, slender man with thick black horn glasses. He is one of the best known jewelry designers in the world. A week before the retrospective exhibition … Read more
by Menno Heling Falling in love has consequences. Behave and be generous. I contemplate on this relationship, and interview Carole Nieder (artist, architect and dancer). Reparing the roof, preparing for … Read more
by Cheryl & Terry Boyd inPhocal has a lot to celebrate. The team recently blew out candles for its fifth anniversary. Two weeks later, it performed a memorable ribbon-cutting ceremony on … Read more
From January 15th to February 15th, the International Surrealism Now exhibition will be on display, organized by the ADFP Foundation and whose mentor is the Portuguese artist Santiago Ribeiro, who has … Read more
Bruce Silverstein Gallery proudly presents Sound & Sight: Pete Turner’s Jazz Album Covers, an exhibition celebrating Turner’s profound impact on the visual culture of Jazz. Pete Turner’s vibrant colors and … Read more
I saw Debbie Young for the first time when the Piket Awards were presented at the Theater aan het Spui in The Hague. She was the winner of one of … Read more