red. Milo Vermeire ; met bijdragen van Hans den Hartog Jager, Katja Mater, Vincent van Velsen … [et al.]
- Omvang
- A4 file, unpaged, 30 cm.
- Drager
- A4 file
File, containing information and articles on the exhibition and debate 'WAYS OUT to find the right way in' at Stroom Den Haag (Feb. 7 - Apr. 27 2002). Artists and architects make plans for a better world and put their critical vision to the test. This way they stimulate those involved to use their imagination, while at the same time inviting a discussion on their own discipline. The presentation functioned as a showcase for their ideas. Thus One Architecture + Berend Strik (NL) focused on individual situations. They unfolded their undogmatic approach towards the requirements for a home for older artists. Nils Norman (GB) concentrated on community-based initiatives. He presents a proposal for an ‘edible park' and shows how information is distributed by means of his Geocruiser bus and his library on a bike. Kyong Park (USA) is active on an urban level. He especially is concerned with the desolate inner-city of Detroit, which he tries to bring back to life with the help of its remaining population. Ocean Earth (USA), with a.o. Peter Fend, looks at the politics of energy production on a global level and presents irrefutable information explaining how the balance of power in the world is ruled by these politics. After a concept and curated by Liesbeth Bik, Arnold Mosselman. More info about the artists is to be found in their separate folders.
- Persoon als onderwerp
- One Architecture & Berend Strik, Peter Fend, Nils Norman, Kyong Park
- Trefwoorden
- critical aesthetics , engagement , anthropocene , future scenario's
- Stroom project
- WAYS OUT to find the right way in
- Locatie in de bibliotheek
- Kast 25 - 3: Kunst in de openbare ruimte ; Stroom Den Haag
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