MOLDOVA TALKS
15 september - 20.00 h.
Zeebelt theater (DCR)
3 Moldovan young professionals are invited to do research in September and October in The Hague. This evening they will present their work and talk about their country.
An exchange project between Young Moldovan and Dutch media professionals in visual journalism. How do Eastern Europeans look at the West and vice versa? And do these images connect with reality? Live Skype with Moldova.
www.boilingsocieties.org
Zeebelt theater (DCR)
3 Moldovan young professionals are invited to do research in September and October in The Hague. This evening they will present their work and talk about their country.
An exchange project between Young Moldovan and Dutch media professionals in visual journalism. How do Eastern Europeans look at the West and vice versa? And do these images connect with reality? Live Skype with Moldova.
www.boilingsocieties.org
Artisttalk: Douglas Morland (UK)
13 september - 17.00 h
Nest exhibition space
Glasgow-based artist, musician and curator Douglas Morland will give a talk about the city's diverse and multi-faceted arts scene, focusing on its cultural, economic and geographical context in relation to contemporary arts practice. A cross-section of galleries, institutions and flexible spaces will be explored in the talk, taking into account the often invisible (to the outside eye) networks, connecting threads and energies that underpin the city's cultural life.
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Douglas Morland (b.1974) completed an MFA at Glasgow School of Art in 2003 and has since exhibited in the UK and abroad, co-ran Washington Garcia Gallery between 2006-2009 and has released various records - solo and with other musicians - on labels such as Chemikal Underground, Optimo Music and OSCARR.
Nest exhibition space
Glasgow-based artist, musician and curator Douglas Morland will give a talk about the city's diverse and multi-faceted arts scene, focusing on its cultural, economic and geographical context in relation to contemporary arts practice. A cross-section of galleries, institutions and flexible spaces will be explored in the talk, taking into account the often invisible (to the outside eye) networks, connecting threads and energies that underpin the city's cultural life.
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Douglas Morland (b.1974) completed an MFA at Glasgow School of Art in 2003 and has since exhibited in the UK and abroad, co-ran Washington Garcia Gallery between 2006-2009 and has released various records - solo and with other musicians - on labels such as Chemikal Underground, Optimo Music and OSCARR.
New arrivals from Moldova
Gueststudio 1:
Tatiana Covaliova (MD), photographer
Gueststudio 2:
Alexandr Reznic (MD), journalist/photographer/IT specialist
and from Chisinau due to visa-problems:
Paul Hodorogea (MD), journalist/photographer
How do Eastern Europeans look at the West and vice versa? And do these images connect with reality? Stereotypes influence the public image of both Moldova and The Netherlands. The participants in the project will focus on the impact of mass media platforms such as Facebook, twitter, blogs, e-journals and video on the political, economical and cultural (visual) identity of both countries. A project initiated by Koen Geurts
> more info
Tatiana Covaliova (MD), photographer
Gueststudio 2:
Alexandr Reznic (MD), journalist/photographer/IT specialist
and from Chisinau due to visa-problems:
Paul Hodorogea (MD), journalist/photographer
How do Eastern Europeans look at the West and vice versa? And do these images connect with reality? Stereotypes influence the public image of both Moldova and The Netherlands. The participants in the project will focus on the impact of mass media platforms such as Facebook, twitter, blogs, e-journals and video on the political, economical and cultural (visual) identity of both countries. A project initiated by Koen Geurts
> more info
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