Wander is a cross-disciplinary research residency program in The Hague, The Netherlands. Currently we have paused our program, in order to explore new strategies for the organisation.
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When: 12th March 2014 Where: Theatre Zaal 3, De Constant Rebequeplein 20a, The Hague Entrance fee: Between €7,50 and €3,50 p.p including a drink! The more visitors, the cheaper the ticket, so bring all your friends and colleagues to lower the price! Tickets can be purchased on the 12th at the door. Language: Dutch/English
Program 19:30 -22:00 + drinks
Sabrina Lindemann - OpTrek
will talk about her project Mobiel Bureau OpTrek based in Transvaal. For reasons of urban development this district is to be demolished and radically restructured in the upcoming years. The objective of OpTrek is to examine and visualize this transformation for a wider public. Sabrina will tell us all about ReSourceCity Binckhorst, a project in the Binkchorst which uses temporality as a strategy to re-vitalize urban areas.
BAKK DJ's The Social Lover, Still Serious Nic & Handsome Thomas form together the musical collective BAKK, based in The Hague. At Guest Who #2 BAKK will spill all about ODD BEAT RADIO - one of their projects - a live radioshow on Thursday's at Club HOOP. This is a motley night with musical oddities and guests, chit-chat and refreshing drinks - a perfect niche between your homely couch, a club and a bar. BAKK will also sell their latest label release - another project - featuring Aurora Halal and Haron at Guest Who #2.
Lindertje Mans - Marktplaatsmuziek Theater aan het Spui presents Lindertje Mans, who will introduce her show Marktplaatspoëzie. If you're lucky she might even perform one of her new songs (we bet you are this lucky).
Cybil Scott - Billytown Guest Who is all about guests in The Hague, so this is a perfect opportunity for Cybil to tell you about her experiences as an artist in residence at Billytown.
David Wills - guest at the DCR Gueststudio David Wills is an Australian artist and lecturer working with photography, drawing and installation. His practice is one that relies on an ongoing and constant process of gathering, be it object or image, resulting in extremely large-scale works. During the 6 weeks residency he will undertake a period of research and work in order to realize new works exploring politics, surveillance, voyeurism and spectacle.
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