Leonard van de Ven
Jakob de Jonge
The Hague Peace Projects organised a public exhibition (The Survivors) in the Town Hall Atrium. It is based on the drawings by 11 year old Syrian boy Taim Safar.
Jakob de Jonge
Robert Roelink
Taim and his family are living as refugees in Turkey. His former Syrian teacher and artist Bassam Alkhouri collected his drawings and they have become the focal point of the show in which 16 artists reflect on them
Rik Smits
Rik Smits
It has become a very sympathetic exhibition which is quite well visited by the public, at least when i was there. Here are some pictures of the works on show, except (alas!) for Saskia Burggraaf’s video which wasn’t working when i visited.
Hanna de Haan
Robert Roelink
Suzanne Somer
Taim Safar
Taim Safar
Taim Safar
Taim Safar
Taim Safar
Taim Safar
Taim Safar
Bassam Alkhouri
Bassam Alkhouri
Malou Cohen
Malou Cohen
Albert Zwaan
Albert Zwaan
Wouter Willebrands
Rutger van der Tas
Rutger van der Tas
Éva Murakeözy
Bassam Alkhouri
Airco Caravan
Helen Hintjens
Helen Hintjens
Airco Caravan
Alexandra Arshanskaya
Alexandra Arshanskaya
[Click on the pictures to enlarge]
Bertus Pieters
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