Hanne Hagenaars / Geen Wolk, hoe kunst mijn leven redde

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Hanne Hagenaars / Geen Wolk, hoe kunst mijn leven reddeHanne Hagenaars takes us right through the dark times of her youth to the light of later insights. How she transcended herself and the memories that haunted her by putting her ear to art. Not necessarily with big, well known artists, some you will never have heard of. Art as a means to look beyond yourself and discover greater connections. Beyond yourself, and within yourself at the same time. That's how she came to the artists in this book.

Enthusiasts build elaborate home cockpits

Mondriaan Fonds

What we keep

an adaption of Ed Ruscha’s famous book “A Few Palm Trees” from the 70s

almost generating a second

The photograph’s ability to freeze time is also its ability to accentuate time passing

The books included in the series 'Choreography as Conditioning' are rooted in a cycle of work sessions entitled 'CASC at KASK'

The main characters of ‘Monument’ are magical candles that photographer Camille Vivier has been collecting for quite some time

With more than 70 works created so far

Consouling Sounds

and the tireless pursuit of a narrowly defined ideal of femininity

Although he does not want to look away from the pain of the world