A Story of Dissonance: An Interview with Diederik Oostdijk
The Netherlands Carillon can only be understood against a background of two nations trying to reinvent themselves during the Cold War.
The Netherlands Carillon can only be understood against a background of two nations trying to reinvent themselves during the Cold War.
Before long, I found myself thinking and dreaming in German, and I wondered what Dad would have thought of that.
Futurists like Mayakovsky were never merely utopian or fanciful in their views. Instead, they believed in the power of art to revolutionize everyday life by transforming people’s perception of, and engagement with, the spaces and objects around them. Their world-making was playful, but it was far from just a game.
The newspapers are, sir, blight, disorder of the first order, just like everything that’s printed; but I tread all over it.
What still feels so traumatic to people in Norway was to outsiders just another bad event in a never-ending series of bad events.