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this page you find the projects at hand with all the activities
involved.Stay up-to-date and find out how to join exhibitions, book
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| March 2025 | On
22 and 23 March 2025, EENWERK gallery Amsterdam organised a Live
Reading and recording of conceptual artist On Kawara's One
Million Years: Past and On Million Years: Future
(1993-). The monumental 20-volume One Million Years began in
1969 and was completed in 1999 - dedicated to 'all who have lived
and died' and 'the last one'. Since 1993, the work has been
performed as Live Readings in pairs with one male-identifying reader
and one female-identifying reader alternating between odd and even
numbers. The dates were recited in English in sessions of 20 minutes
at EENWERK, followed by a 10-minutes break. On March 22, Tine Wilde
was one of the performers together with Rein Wolfs. A fragment of the live reading can be watched here More on the One Million Years can be found at: https://www.onemillionyearsfoundation.org |
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| January 2025 | Lecture
KUNST EN KWANTUM (Dutch only) at society De Kring Amsterdam, 28
January 2025. More information: https://kring.nl/programma/openbaar/kunst-en-kwantum/ |
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| November 2024 | GOD'S
PLOT - Salon exhibition Arti et Amicitae, Amsterdam. 29.11 - 4.1
2025 |
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| Publication Zero Point has arrived! It investigates our interactions with the concept of 'measurability' in new pictureworks and a thought experiment. Have a look at all the details under BOOKS where you can also find a leaflet with some information as well as a video-clip. | |||||
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| September
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| LensCulture
Review 2023: ..."Measuring the world is important. It is our primary
tool to understand reality. But sometimes it is important to tell
ourselves 'Stop seeking for meaning and just feel.' I think that is
the ethical message you want to impart with this work, via this
abstract language full of enigma. All in the service of 'the secret
cord'. The thing that taps into the limitless, sublime
unknowable."... |
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