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OpTrek in Transvaal. Over de rol van publieke kunst in de stedelijke ontwikkeling. Interventies en onderzoek
+++OpTrek in Transvaal. On the role of public art in urban development. Interventions and research+++
+++Veronica Hekking, Sabrina Lindemann, Annechien Meier [eds]+++
ISBN
978-94-90322-06-9
Graphic designer
Harmine Louwé
Number of pages
400
Book size
17 x 24
Binding
Paperback
Dutch / English
Date of release: March/April 2010
This publication was made possible with the support of the Mondriaan Stichting, Fonds 1818, Stroom Den Haag, Municipality of The Hague/OCW.
The artist organisation, Mobiel Projectbureau OpTrek, an initiative of Sabrina Lindemann and Annechien Meier, has been studying the drastic restructuring scheme that will continue to grip the multi-ethnic district Transvaal in The Hague until 2014. This operation involves the demolition of some three thousand dwellings, to make way for 1,600 new homes, most of them in a higher price class. OpTrek invited artists to study these changes and to make them visible for a wider audience, as well as to explore the underlying political policies. In this publication an overview of art projects, interviews, debates, interventions and research between 2002-2009 is presented.
OpTrek in Transvaal. On the role of public art in urban development. Interventions and research
€28.50
OpTrek in Transvaal. Over de rol van publieke kunst in de stedelijke ontwikkeling. Interventies en onderzoek
OpTrek in Transvaal. On the role of public art in urban development. Interventions and research
€28.50
Architecture / Art / Theory / Urbanism
ISBN
978-94-90322-06-9
Graphic designer
Harmine Louwé
Number of pages
400
Book size
17 x 24
Binding
Paperback
Dutch / English
Date of release: March/April 2010
This publication was made possible with the support of the Mondriaan Stichting, Fonds 1818, Stroom Den Haag, Municipality of The Hague/OCW.
The artist organisation, Mobiel Projectbureau OpTrek, an initiative of Sabrina Lindemann and Annechien Meier, has been studying the drastic restructuring scheme that will continue to grip the multi-ethnic district Transvaal in The Hague until 2014. This operation involves the demolition of some three thousand dwellings, to make way for 1,600 new homes, most of them in a higher price class. OpTrek invited artists to study these changes and to make them visible for a wider audience, as well as to explore the underlying political policies. In this publication an overview of art projects, interviews, debates, interventions and research between 2002-2009 is presented.
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