In the new town hall of The Hague, a mezzanine was built in a large open space with lots of glass and several offices and a waiting room for visitors. In this space the work Passanten (or, [...]
Reserve is inspired by the depot of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, a beautiful nineteenth century ‘palace’ for art. In the depot, also called a reserve in Belgium, dozens [...]
In 1991, the retrospective called Marblepublic took place in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The exhibited works were a continuation of the works that Irene Fortuyn made with her husband, who [...]
In Atlas Overstad, the relationship between Overstad and Alkmaar is investigated and visualized on the basis of Ceciel Nyst’s cultural-historical inventory. This cultural biography shows [...]
Ghizzano is a Tuscan village which, as many other municipalities in Italy, houses many historical treasures. However, the maintenance of these buildings consumes almost the entire budget for art, [...]
Wierdijk-Oost is a proposal for the restoration and preservation of the Wierdijk in Wieringen. The Wierdijk is the manifestation of centuries of change and adaptation to the needs and demands of [...]
Photographic portrait of Shanghai by Irene Droogleever Fortuyn and Marco, Lucas and Hannah Sweering. Irene Fortuyn and Marco Sweering explore Shanghai together with their children Lucas (14) and [...]
