• De samenleving als atelier en kunstwerk

    Society as studio and work of art

    Essay by Christiaan Weijts on the ten-part podcast series "What Is That Doing Here?" which portrays nine visual art projects that explicitly address social issues. Writer and essayist Christiaan Weijts examines how they cast the time-honored discussion of autonomy and engagement in a new light.

  • Podcast #10: Epiloog

    Podcast #10: Epilogue

    In the tenth and final episode of our podcast What's That Doing Here, Esther Didden sat down with six artists who were all featured in one of the earlier episodes in this series.

  • Podcast #9: Elke Uitentuis en We sell reality

    Podcast #9: Elke Uitentuis and We sell reality

    In the ninth episode of the podcast What's That Doing Here, Esther Didden and co-host Birte ten Hoopen spoke with visual artist and human rights activist Elke Uitentuis and co-director of Framer Framed Cas Bool.

  • Podcast #8: Re-creatie Reinaerde

    Podcast #8: Re-creation Reinaerde

    In the eighth episode of the podcast What is that doing here? Esther Didden and co-host Kamiel Verschuren spoke with visual artists Sjaak Langenberg and Rosé de Beer, and with filmmaker Floor Hofman. They also spoke with Nanda Lippens of Reinaerde. Sjaak Langenberg and Rosé de Beer have been working with care organization Reinaerde for years. Together with...

  • Podcast #7: Volkshortus Selwerd

    Podcast #7: Volkshortus Selwerd

    In the seventh episode of the podcast "What is that doing here?" Esther Didden and co-host Kamiel Verschuren spoke with visual artists Saskia Janssen and George Korsmit. Nicoline Wijnja of Kunstpunt Groningen also participated in the conversation.

  • Podcast #6: Tirzo Martha

    Podcast #6: Tirzo Martha

    In the sixth episode of the podcast "What's That Doing Here," Esther Didden and co-host Rachel Bacon spoke with visual artist Tirzo Martha and his good friends Kitty Zijlmans and Rob Perree.

  • Podcast #5: The Butterfly House

    Podcast #5: The Butterfly House

    Artists should not just show with their work that things are going badly with nature, but go a step further and really make a difference, said Stefan Cools in "What is that doing here?

  • Podcast #4: Ida van der Lee

    Podcast #4: Ida van der Lee

    Ida van der Lee talks about her project Names and Numbers in Amsterdam's Oosterpark neighborhood. In the fourth episode of the podcast What is this doing here, Esther Didden and co-host Rachel Bacon talk to her. We also hear Wendela Kloosterman, one of the volunteers closely involved in the project.

  • Podcast #3: Ambassade van de Noordzee

    Podcast #3: Embassy of the North Sea

    In the third episode of our podcast "What is that doing here?" Esther Didden and co-host Khadija al Mourabit spoke with general director Thijs Middeldorp and artistic director Harpo 't Hart of the Embassy of the North Sea. They also spoke with Laura Burgers, writer and lawyer, working at the University of Amsterdam and member of the...

  • Podcast #2: Melle Smets en Huis van de Toekomst

    Podcast #2: Melle Smets and House of the Future

    "There is a need in our society for artists to set goals that politics leaves out," is the thesis of the second episode of our podcast series What is that doing here? In this episode, Esther Didden and co-host Khadija al Mourabit spoke with artist Melle Smets about Huis van de Toekomst in Rotterdam.

  • Podcast #1: Space Cowboys

    Podcast #1: Space Cowboys

    Esther Didden and co-host Khadija al Mourabit talk with artists Albert Dedden and Paul Keizer (the Space Cowboys) about the Slavery Monument they made for Tilburg. Also speaking is Eardly van der Geld, president of the Foundation Shared Past, Shared Future Tilburg, one of informal commissioners of the Tilburg Slavery Monument. The formal patron is...

  • Podcast ‘Wat doet dat hier?’

    Podcast "What's That Doing Here?

    Under the title What's That Doing Here, BK Information is bringing you a ten-part podcast series about artists and the social issues they deal with. We launched the first episode on Nov. 4.

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