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  • Date posted: May 15, 2005

    Guy Cassiers: Proust 4. Marcel's Way

    Time flies, or so it is said. But does it? And if it does, does it fly like a plane or like a bird or a bee perhaps? This week I went to see the fourth and final episode of the Proust cycle by Guy Cassiers and the RO Theater.

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  • Date posted: May 15, 2005

    Thomas Hirschhorn, Anschool

    Energy yes! Quality: No!

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  • Date posted: May 1, 2005

    Willem de Kooning Retrospective

    In 2004 it was 100 years ago that Willem de Kooning was born in Rotterdam. It had escaped city officials and so it is that the retrospective currently at the Kunsthal in Rotterdam and previously at the BA-CA Kunstforum in Vienna is now presented as marking the end of the centenary of his birth. Compared with the retrospective at the Tate Gallery in 1995 it is a rather poor, pared down overview.

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