Jan Fabre's Exciting Friends vs the Curators (part 2): At breakneck gallop through Ostend

by Harri Theirlynck
24 October 201730 March 2022
11 min read
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Jan Fabre is een beetje de Jan Cremer van Vlaanderen maar dan jonger, vijf keer zo getalenteerd, multidisciplinair en acht keer socialer. 'Het is een hele eer om Jan Hoet te mogen opvolgen,' zegt Jan Fabre. Samen met kunsthistorica Joanna De Vos is hij de curator van HET VLOT. Kunst is (niet) eenzaam.
De expositie moet het Mu.ZEE en de Belgische kuststad Oostende deze winter verder opstoten in de vaart der volkeren. Het Vlot is - na De Zee - salut d’honneur van Jan Hoet (+ 2014) - de tweede edit...

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Harri Theirlynck

Freelance (travel) journalist. Graduated cum laude in Dutch language and literature from Radboud University Nijmegen. Worked as a teacher, cabaret artist and science journalist. Then successively became editor-in-chief of (ANWB) Kampioen, NU De Tijd van je Leven and REIZEN Magazine (ANWB Media). Since 2013, freelancer for Pikas Media, REIZEN Magazine (ANWB), Kampioen, TravMagazine, Djoser, de Telegraaf, Blendle and Arts & Auto, among others. Teacher of (travel) journalism at Fontys University of Applied Sciences. Provides training courses in creative & business writing and travel journalism.View Author posts

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