For over 20 years Ellis Bartholomeus has been developing interactive and playful products. Through her work, she learned about designing motivational and persuasive games, and have been doing research and taught people one-on-one, in classes and through lectures about how to design play for impact. Now Ellis wishes to scale Lees verder
AN ARTISTS DIALOGUE ABOUT IMAGING — ONESELF AND THE OTHER — IN JAPAN AND THE NETHERLANDS FOUR PROJECTS Edo Sanpu 2020 consists of four art projects, inspired by four distinctive aspects of the relationship between the Netherlands and Japan (past and present). In particular: trade & transport, food & table Lees verder
As a result of our stay at Studio Kura, we presented the performance Watching and being watched on June 24 (Sat) and 25 (Sun) 2017. Hannie van den Bergh and Jan van den Berg are artists from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. They combine their qualities as visual artist/designer and storyteller/film director to Lees verder
In het laatste nummer van NVOX, magazine voor het onderwijs in natuurwetenschappen een artikel over SeeingNano. PDF artikel NVOX Ook verzorgde zij een lezing voor de vakgroep natuurkunde voor de docenten van de middelbare scholen in de omgeving van Leiden (ism. de Universiteit Leiden). Lees meer
What can be the role of arts and design in this era of big changes in both society and science? How can we use traditional techniques to develop state of the art scientific research and bottom up initiatives? Senri Nojima, artist and professor at the Sojo University in Kumamoto, invited Hannie van Lees verder
During our research on the Dutch – Japanese relationship between 1609 – 1868 we came across a travelogue of Cornelis Jansz. Coen, first mate on the VOC–vessel Castricum. A report about a unique voyage of discovery to the islands currently known as Hokkaido, Sakhalin and Kuril. An expedition that was Lees verder
Tweemaandelijks tijdschrift van Center for Society and Genomics • bladformule• art direction• design• infographics Illustraties: Claudie de Cleen, Tammo SchuringaFotografie: Maartje Geels, Thomas Fasting
