Joost Smiers – COPYRIGHTS: A CHOICE OF NO CHOICE FOR ARTISTS AND THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES; THE PUBLIC DOMAIN IS LOOSING ANYWAY
Rob Scholte – © COPYRIGHTS: A CHOICE OF NO CHOICE FOR ARTISTS AND THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES; THE PUBLIC DOMAIN [Lees verder]
Zoekresultaten voor Rhythm
Eddie Woods – Bill Burroughs in Amsterdam
William S. Burroughs and I performed at the same major Amsterdam literary event back in 1978, Soyo Benn [Lees verder]
Another Nickel In The Machine – The Flamingo Club in Wardour Street and the fight between Johnny Edgecombe and ‘Lucky’ Gordon
It’s not widely known but Georgie Fame was slightly connected to the Profumo affair, the political scandal [Lees verder]
Joost Smiers – The abolition of copyrights: better for artists, third world countries and the public domain
We would wish that artists would get a fair remuneration for their work. Usually we think that copyrights are [Lees verder]
Tobias Fischer – Interview with Zeno van den Broek
About the importance of being a cultural and theoretical glutton. These days, originality appears to be the [Lees verder]
Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his portraits of Theo van der Pas and Jopie Breemer (1)
“De wereld zou beter zijn als alle mensen hun eigen ritme verstonden en het in harmonie konden brengen met [Lees verder]
Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his portraits of Theo van der Pas and Jopie Breemer (3): Timeline
Timeline This chronology includes references to Han van Meegeren, Jopie Breemer, Theo van der Pas, and their [Lees verder]
Simon Reynolds – CUT PASTE “POST-PUNK ESOTERICA”
POST-PUNK IN THE REST OF EUROPE Holland The fertile Netherlands post-punk scene was fostered by labels like [Lees verder]
Richard Foster – Digging Up Dutch Undergrounds: An Interview with Rob Scholte (artist) and of The Young Lions and Suspect
Rob Scholte was studying at the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam when punk happened. A short while later, maybe [Lees verder]
Rob Scholte Museum