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 [...]
Zoekresultaten voor Rien A Changé
Józef Szajna – CHOICES AND ATTITUDES
I was born in 1922 in Rzeszów [Poland]. During my late school years I was imaginative, but I was an average [...]
Dominic Cutajar, Director of the National Gallery of Malta – AN OVERVIEW OF THE ART OF MALTA
Although the Maltese islands are small in surface extent (total area – a mere 246 sq. km), yet their [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Janet Wasserman – Han van Meegeren and his portraits of Theo van der Pas and Jopie Breemer (2): Conclusion
Conclusion In his Van Meegeren: An Annotated Bibliography, Frederik Kreuger suggests a long list of items [...]
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 [...]
Paul Meurs – The Netherlands as Utopia
Holland Village in Japan The Japanese think their own cities are very ugly. The density, the congestion, the [...]
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 [...]
Rob Scholte Museum