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12 signs of hope at graduation exhibition KABK

Last week, graduates of the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague showed their graduation projects in an exhibition. An exhibition that every year is far too big to see everything in one week. But this year, above all, an exhibition that provoked: to think, to wonder, to smile and to come back again and again.
Ik wil nog wel eens narrig doen over uitwassen in conceptuele kunst. Kunst van het soort: zet een tent gewoon uit de winkel op in ee...

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Frans van Hilten

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Last week, graduates of the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague showed their graduation projects in an exhibition. An exhibition that every year is far too big to see everything in one week. But this year, above all, an exhibition that provoked: to think, to wonder, to smile and to come back again and again.
Ik wil nog wel eens narrig doen over uitwassen in conceptuele kunst. Kunst van het soort: zet een tent gewoon uit de winkel op in ee...

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