presentation and explanation of the film I see I see what you don't seePortraying people with dementia

Studiedag 2017 KDOV

In this essay I will discuss the specific nature of art practices in which the artist and his audience are moving away from the more traditional relationship in which the artist merely displays his art in museums or public spaces. They consist of intimate and personal processes made possible by the grace …

Expertmeeting 9 mei 2017

Reflection on the process towards and around the publication 'Ebifananyi VII, Staying Alive - documenting the Uganda Cancer Institute' by medical historian Marissa Mika

Expositie van beelden en video's over het project Ik zie, ik zie wat jij niet ziet, portretteren van mensen met dementie, in het gebouw van de Academie voor Verpleegkunde

Twenty Ugandan artists made their interpretation of the first photograph made of a Buganda monarch. The picture, made in 1875 by Henry Morton Stanley has been (mis)interpreted by engravers. Even though the pictures that are known in Uganda of Kabaka (King) Muteesa are based on Stanley’s photograph, the …

Een tentoonstelling die zich in een reeks performances, lezingen en openbare bijeenkomsten door de tijd heen ontwikkelt. Het vraagt hoe leren over, met en door middel van kunst een collectieve praktijk kan worden waarin alternatieve realiteiten voor de hedendaagse, in crises verkerende wereld worden …

Onderzoekproject waarin mensen met dementie zelf hun omgeving in beeld brengen in een fotowandeling

BACKGROUND: Up to 33% of the general population over 50 years of age are affected by nocturnal leg cramps. Currently there are no generally accepted clinical characteristics, which identify nocturnal leg cramps. This study aims to identify these clinical characteristics and to differentiate between them …