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Dutch Masters of the Music Industry.
This beautifully designed show creates an immersive environment by using videos, posters, many of which provide the floor covering, a virtual reality room and lots more besides . . .
Although the Korzo is one of the Netherlands’, if not Europe’s, major players in the presentation and promotion of contemporary dance, it also provides a forum for some innovative and exciting new music. Last night the superb Ives Ensemble presented Nevenwerk II . . .
This exhibition not only explains the development of photography in Japan, it also confronts visitors with differences between Western and Japanese attitudes to the human body . . .
The main piece of the evening was a try-out of their new collaborative composition, Light Trace. But this was much more than just the music; this was a very elaborate piece of performance art, totally immersing the audience in an environment of sound and light.
Formerly known as the Galerie Kunstkop, artist René Jacobs his rebranded and relaunched his gallery in Delft’s Nieuwe Langendijk as ART JACOBS. The gallery is also his studio and visitors are always welcome to come in and watch him at work.
Hopefully you will find in his gallery the same thing René Jacobs is seeking: inspiration.
I am always keen to see productions by, or involving, the Nederlands Dans Theater, one of the leading contemporary dance companies in the world. In this co-production with the Korzo Theater, Czech choreographer and former NDT dancer, Jiří Pokorný has created three interlocking pieces . . .
After the successful exhibition on Quentin Blake, The Hague’s Museum Meermanno now offers an exhibition on art nouveau book designs. The focus is on books as works of art and specifically, works by three Dutch designers.
The use of irony and exaggeration when talking about left and right wing politics worked extremely well in order to show nonsensical division preventing synergy and problem solving cooperation. Many issues raised during the performance are easily applicable to today’s creative practices and polarising political views.
