Jazz Café Dizzy, Rotterdam

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Dizzy’s claims to be the oldest jazz stage in Holland. Opened in 1977 in central Rotterdam it also operates as a fine restaurant and runs tapas workshops.

‘s-Gravendijkwal 127
3021 EK Rotterdam
+31 (0)10 – 477 3014
info@dizzy.nl

Photo © Menno Bouma

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This month Souwie asks if their should be a basic income for artists. Calls by the European Parliament to allocate 2% of the EU recovery package to the creative and cultural sectors was rejected by the Council. Here in the Netherlands financial support for larger cultural institutions deemed to be “of vital importance” and rent suspension for state museums, has not directly addressed the struggles of smaller organisations and individual artists.

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Kinetic artist George Rickey exhibition near Antwerp

The major Alexander Calder exhibition has just finished at the Kunsthal in Rotterdam. Sculptor George Rickey met Calder in 1952, and also wrote about his work as a critic. However, Rickey’s oeuvre can be seen as a quest to add where Calder’s formal language left off, using more industrial materials as a reference to constructivism.

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