Onomatopee 11, Private Property, dealt with the promise of Strijp S as creative city from a bottom-up perspective. Zuidas AIR brings about similar urgencies and capacities.
In the aftermath of a one year AIR program, artists Tom Tlalim (II/NL) Lieven De Boeck (BE), Frank Havermans (NL), Shinji Otani (JP) and Sachi Miyachi (JP) brought about new perspectives on the Amsterdam Zuidas area; an enormous urban project. The outcome is displayed in an exhibit; further considerations are highlighted in a publication.
Onomatopee shared the urgency of this project and the perspectives brought about. The layers available, research, presentation and publication, match Onomatopee processes.
Intimate Stories on Abscence
To what extend can artistic practice bring about new notions on urban planning...?
Onomatopee 47
Publication
Onomatopee 47, , 2010
Intimate Stories on Abscence
€ 15
add to cart- Type
- softcover
- Dimensions
- 165 x 240 mm / 6.5 x 9.5 inch
- Pages
- 192
- ISBN
- 978-90-78454-40-3
- Editor
- Meinke Horn
- Author
- Stan Majoor
- Graphic
- Remco van Bladel
- Edition
- 750
- Color
- full color
- Printer
- Lecturis, Eindhoven (NL)
THE PEOPLE WHO’VE WORKED ON THIS PROJECT
- Stan Majoor theorist
- Meinke Horn editor
- Remco van Bladel graphic designer
- Virtueel Museum Zuidas AIR partner organisation
- Sachi Miyachi artist
- Lieven De Boeck artist
- Frank Havermans artist
- Tom Tlalim artist
- Shinji Otani artist