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SUMMARY:THE ART OF SWIMMING (PhArt\, WUNDERKAMMER)
DTSTAMP:20260824T021244Z
DTSTART:20260905T100000Z
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DESCRIPTION:PhArt is a rotating group of artists that irregularly organizes
	 an exhibition\nabout thinkers and writers. This time\, it was Franz Kafka
	’s turn. Why? ‘We are\nadmirers of his work\; we are curious and want to s
	how what his work does to us.’\n\nKafka’s body of work is fascinating but 
	difficult to fathom. His life and work\nare closely intertwined\, which co
	mes across clearly in this exhibition. The\nworks on display are as divers
	e as the group of artists themselves: assemblages\,\ndrawings\, paintings 
	and spatial works\n\n“I can swim just like the others. Only I have a bette
	r memory than the others. I\nhave not forgotten the former inability to sw
	im. But since I have not forgotten\nit\, being able to swim is of no help 
	to me\; and so\, after all\, I cannot swim.”\n\nArtists Gerard Vroon\, Pet
	er Oosterhout\, Helena Kaori Maeda & Frank Hietbrink\,\nKatja Stam\, Erica
	 Roozendaal\, Finn Moedt\, Nanny Kok\, Ellen Makkelie\, Kyra\nCramer\, Jan
	na Stieglis and Maarten van Schaik\n\nOpening September 5 at 4 pm
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/the-art-of-swimming-phart-wunderkammer
GEO:52.4010063;4.8953177
LOCATION:NDSM FUSE - NDSM-plein 29\, 1033 WC Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-noord,exhibition,ndsm
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>PhArt is a rotating group of artists that i
	rregularly organizes an exhibition about thinkers and writers. This time, 
	it was Franz Kafka’s turn. Why? ‘We are admirers of his work; we are curio
	us and want to show what his work does to us.’ </p><p>Kafka’s body of work
	 is fascinating but difficult to fathom. His life and work are closely int
	ertwined, which comes across clearly in this exhibition. The works on disp
	lay are as diverse as the group of artists themselves: assemblages, drawin
	gs, paintings and spatial works </p><p>“I can swim just like the others. O
	nly I have a better memory than the others. I have not forgotten the forme
	r inability to swim. But since I have not forgotten it, being able to swim
	 is of no help to me; and so, after all, I cannot swim.”</p> <p><em>Artist
	s Gerard Vroon, Peter Oosterhout, Helena Kaori Maeda &amp; Frank Hietbrink
	, Katja Stam, Erica Roozendaal, Finn Moedt, Nanny Kok, Ellen Makkelie, Kyr
	a Cramer, Janna Stieglis and Maarten van Schaik</em></p><p><em>Opening Sep
	tember 5 at 4 pm</em></p>
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