Hi Boxstage people our first expo is over, it was a BIG achievement for us all and I promise more will come. I hope that all of you enjoyed it as mach as I did, BIG thanks to the CREA2 university of Amsterdam Team. (if you have more pic’s please send them to me or tell me where I can find...

On May 15th Boxtage will make it's debut with the exhibition: Incisive The exhibition will be held in the building of what used to be the Binnengasthuis (hospital). There are two spaces to visit, one of which is a former auditorium for anatomy lessons. Location:     Vendelstraat 2,...

Incisive On May 15th Boxtage will make it's debut with the exhibition: Incisive The exhibition will be held in the building of what used to be the Binnengasthuis (hospital). There are two spaces to visit, one of which is a former auditorium for anatomy lessons. Location:    ...

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this one is from the blog the new art Back to the Basics Robert Rauschenberg, Erased de Kooning Drawing (1953) It never stops being astonishing, the way the dynamics of a piece can outgrow the original input, the aesthetic conception, the initial conceptual framework. I had heard a version...

This one is from .pinktentacle Audiovisual paintings by Osada Genki 17 Apr 2009 Osada Genki, a physicist turned painter and ambient noise artist, creates highly textural, abstract audiovisual paintings using snippets of altered video — often of human faces and forms — smothered under thick layers...

From medGadget: As you can see in the clip, movement of the device is controlled through subtle movements of the hips and lower torso by sensing pressure changes and weight balance shifting. This is battery operated with a reported top speed of 12 MPH.

  Femke Egas lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. She received her masters degree in Latin American studies of the University of Leiden and currently studies visual art at the Gerrit Rietveld academy. She uses different media, such as video, photography and sometimes also...

  The work “slager" (butcher) consists of a video (4'48 minutes) and a photograph (40 x70 cm). The work deals with the way in which people see each other. The role that the media play in this process is being emphasized. Stereotypes like the typical “Dutchman” and the “Foreigner” are being...

Hey guys, the video about the space is online: vimeo.com/ks,