bagger: Carl Krull

woensdag 14 mei 2008

Carl Krull

Carl Krull dessine depuis toujours. De manière obsessionnelle, il trace des corps, des éléments architecturaux comme une représentation de connexions mentales et physiques. Les lignes abruptes et rudes de ses œuvres sur papier nous font pénétrer à l'intérieur même du cortex cérébral de ses personnages ; l'attitude de ses corps noueux, les rictus, quelques rares éléments : crâne, aiguille, escalier, … sont autant de pistes vers les états d'âme duaux des personnages : souffrance, bien être, joie, peine, recueillement et fureur.
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My name is Spinoza art manifestation in Amsterdam • may-june-september 2009 •
On 8 May 2009 begins the art manifestation My name is Spinoza. The manifestation offers a platform for artists, arts organisations and the public and finds out whether the ideas of this influential philosopher have, after 400 years, stood the test of time. Baruch de Spinoza’s was born in Amsterdam in 1632. His revolutionary ideas about God and religion, good and evil, reason and emotion, form the pillars of such core values as tolerance, respect and freedom of speech. By presenting exhibition, performances, nterventions and talk shows, the manifestation brings the philosopher a monumental homage in the form of an art event. Spinoza has an inquisitive and investigative attitude which ties in well with art and in which artists recognise themselves. In association with various cultural organisations, (international) artists were invited to develop projects that challenge the public and put it to the test. The public domain has been delibera tely sought out as a place for dialogue and discussion. See the complete programme:
My name is Spinoza

Foodprint: June 27 - August 23, 2009
The program Foodprint. Food for the city takes place over the course of two years and deals with the impact of food on the culture, structure and functioning of cities in general, using the city of The Hague as a case study. With a series of activities Stroom aims to increase people's awareness of the value of food and to give new life to the way we view the relationship between food and the city. The program invites artists and designers to develop appealing proposals on the subject, while at the same time establishing a clear connection with entrepreneurs, farmers, food experts and the general public.
Stroom Den Haag Hogewal 1-9 2514 HA The Hague The Netherlands