Two Planets Have Been Colliding for Thousands of Years

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Beyond a Certain Point There Is No Return

Press Release

Beyond a Certain Point There Is No Return

Press Release (NL)

Two Voices

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Two Voices

Reading List

Two Voices
Interview by Sam Steverlynck

Exhibition Handout

Two Voices
Interview by Sam Steverlynck

Exhibition Handout (NL)

Two Voices

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Two Voices

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Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

Guided Tour by Sam Steverlynck

Zijn naam was Austerlitz, De Witte Raaf

Exhibition Review by Daniël Rovers (NL)

Le soleil noir d'Austerlitz, Le Journal des Médécins

Exhibition Review by Bernard Roisin (FR)

Soundtrack for a Troubled Time

Exhibition Handout by Chris Bestebreurtje and Petra Kuipers

Soundtrack for a Troubled Time

Exhibition Handout by Chris Bestebreurtje and Petra Kuipers (NL)

Soundtrack for a Troubled Time

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Soundtrack for a Troubled Time

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Het verleden vangen maar niet volledig kennen, HART Magazine

Exhibition Review by Robin Kramer (NL)

Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

Exhibition Handout by Sam Steverlynck

Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

Exhibition Handout by Sam Steverlynck (NL)

Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

Exhibition Guide by Sam Steverlynck

Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

Exhibition Guide by Sam Steverlynck (NL)

Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

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Zijn naam was Austerlitz/Austerlitz was his name

Press Release (NL)

Il s'appelait Austerlitz, L'art même

Text by Colette Dubois (FR)

De schrijver die zijn land schuldig verklaarde, De Standaard

Essay by Sam Steverlynck (NL)

Ceremonies, Relics and Props
Essay by Pieter Vermeulen

Exhibition Handout

Ceremonies, Relics and Props
Essay by Pieter Vermeulen

Exhibition Handout (NL)

Untitled Ceremony #16

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Untitled Ceremony #16

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...barely pausing/pausing barely...

Exhibition Handout by Christina Li

...barely pausing/pausing barely...

Exhibition Handout by Christina Li (NL)

...barely pausing/pausing barely...

Floor Plan

...barely pausing/pausing barely...

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...barely pausing/pausing barely...

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A frog-shaped stone called elektron

Story by Vibeke Mascini

A Sick One

Story by gerlach en koop

Un mal portant

Story by gerlach en koop (FR)

Up Close and Personal with a Mangrove Root, Artistic Research Project by Irene Kopelman

Text by Andrew Altieri

Eilanden, planeten en satellieten, H ART Magazine

Exhibition Review by Pieter Vermeulen (NL)

Act II
Archipelago — A Problem (On Exactitude in Science)

Exhibition Handout by Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk

Act II
Archipelago — A Problem (On Exactitude in Science)

Exhibition Handout by Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk (NL)

Act II
Archipelago — A Problem (On Exactitude in Science)

Floor Plan

Act II
Archipelago — A Problem (On Exactitude in Science)

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Act II
Archipelago — A Problem (On Exactitude in Science)

Press Release (NL)

Suikerklontjes, De Groene Amsterdammer

Exhibition Review by Roos van der Lint (NL)

Words, They, Wrote
(02.09.2018)

Performance by Heman Chong

Act I
One Thing Plus Another Thing or One Thing Minus Another Thing.
That’s How Stories Begin.

Exhibition Handout by Sam Steverlynck

Act I
One Thing Plus Another Thing or One Thing Minus Another Thing.
That’s How Stories Begin.

Floor Plan

One Could Almost Call It Holiness..., Published in The Egyptian Postures by Dr Otoman Zar- Adusht Ha’nish, edited and illustrated by Ian Whittlesea

Essay by Pádraic E. Moore

How to Do Things with Thoreau’s Words:
Ian Whittlesea’s Economy

Essay by Richard Demming

Squirrels to the Nuts, Editorial Project by Katinka Bock

Essay by Clara Schulmann

Act I
One Thing Plus Another Thing or One Thing Minus Another Thing.
That’s How Stories Begin.

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Act I
One Thing Plus Another Thing or One Thing Minus Another Thing.
That’s How Stories Begin.

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Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius (1940)

Story by Jorge Luis Borges