Interview voor …inDeventer
30/11/2019 Curating, De Perifeer, Havenkwartier, Other news
Laatst had ik een zeer prettig gesprek met Luuk Talens over De Perifeer. En nu staat het in de krant.
Laatst had ik een zeer prettig gesprek met Luuk Talens over De Perifeer. En nu staat het in de krant.
Twee afleveringen van OverUIT de Kunst op RTV Oost, waarin ik achtereenvolgens prettige gesprekken/interviews heb met Jehudi van Dijk, Inga Tjapkes en Babet Olde Weghuis. De aflevering van 15 september is hier terug te kijken, die van 3 november is hier terug te kijken.
It has been quiet here. Not because nothing is happening. Quite the opposite actually. I’m hoping to pick up the pace soon again with updating my website, but for the past year and a half I have mainly been busy with the construction of my own house, together with my wife (the photo was made when we got the key back then).
Artikel/interview over oa. Esc.rec. en De Perifeer in de krant die Kunstenlab uitbrengt in het kader van de Salon en de open ateliers.
Ondanks dat ik dit jaar zelf niet meedoe met de Salon en de open ateliers is De Perifeer natuurlijk wel geopend in deze periode. Check de agenda op perifeer.org
Exciting news. I’m going to make radio programs for Concertzender. And I’m really looking forward to that! Super nice also to be able to call so many esteemed radio makers colleagues now.
Since last week I’m a member of the Advisory Board of the Gulden Adelaar, the cultural award of the city of Deventer.
Besides many, many other things I’m currently in the process of re-arranging my portfolio and documentation database. And at the same time I’m implementing a new website design, matching the website of my venue De Perifeer. This might cause some pieces to be temporarily misplaced or missing or look a bit weird. It might take some time (there’s more work to be done), but it will only get better from here. And yes, I know you’re probably supposed to plan these things when work is slow, but that actually never really happens.
It’s that time of the year again. Everybody who’s into music is making and/or reading lists. I usually try to keep as far away of listmaking as possible (what’s the use), but for Studio Playlists by Ron van der Ende I gladly make an exception again.