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'One hour listening and half an hour talking to Clinton for 100,000 euros. Or new breasts.' Concrete questions on The International Choice. #hechoice

The Dodo International Choice journal, episode 3: Hans van Dam saw 'Investment' and spoke to creator Davis Freeman, about what you can do with a tonne.

It evokes associations with the famous TED talks And reminiscent of the powerpoint documentary 'An Inconvenient Truth', with which Al Gore tried to wake up the world about climate change. What Davis Freeman does is smaller, but as original: 'what if you go home with a few million later?' And of course it's about art. Hans van Dam talks to the maker and writes a review.

Investment can still be seen on 12 September at 17:30 in dfe Gouvernestraat, Rotterdam.

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