| IMAGE OF EUROPE EXHIBITION, BELGIUM, BRUSSELS, 2004 |
| An exhibition examining the representation of Europe, coinciding with the Netherlands 2004 Presidency of the European Union. |
Brussels
By Hans Werlemann© All rights reserved
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The creation of the European Union will ultimately be recorded as one of history's quietest revolutions. Europe's reticence has clearly had its benefits: the European Union has already – without fanfair or retribution – become the largest economy on earth, its population nearing 500 million – almost twice that of the world's last remaining 'super power.' But increasingly, as the EU grows in size and importance, the ineffectiveness of its communication is proving to be a serious political liability that weakens its external manifestations and has unnecessarily eroded its internal support. To mark the occasion of the Netherland's 2004 Presidency of the European Union, AMO was asked by the European Commission to create an exhibition in Brussels (which then travelled to Munich and Vienna), "The Image of Europe" celebrating an end to the EU’s inhibited iconography, its coming out… more... |
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CREDITS
Partners in charge: Rem Koolhaas, Reinier de Graaf Exhibition design: Jens Hommert EU history: Theo Deutinger, Sebastian Koch, William Todd Reisz, Nanne de Ru, Jared Serwer, Amelia Stephenson History of Europe: Brendan McGetrick, Jeroen Koolhaas, Samir Bantal, Lok Jansen, Afaina de Jong, Richard Wang, Stephen Wang, Jeroen Wijering, Floris Zegwaard 25 States: Margaret Arbanas, Ademide Adelusi Adeluyi, Gjergj Bakallbashi, Simon Demeuse, Jason Long, William Millard STAR: Theo Deutinger, Beatriz Ramo, Andreas Kofler, Bernd Upmeyer, Frank Röediger Foreign Policy Centre: Mark Leonard, Greg Austin, Richard Gowan, Martina Rydman COLLABORATORS Advisors: Michael Wintle, Universiteit van Amsterdam, James Kennedy, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam Graphic design: Irma Boom Tent: Pammy Boltini, Hans Martens Contractor: Christoph van Damme Audio visual: Jo van Bostraten Sculpture: Rudy Dillo Bookbinding Acquis: Boekbinderij Rietveld Rotterdam |
PUBLICATIONS
A+U #176, 07/2002 Archined, 17/02/2003 Archis #4, 2003 de Volkskrant, 19/02/2004 Baby, 2004 Brumaria #3 Speigel #26, 04/2004 Falter, 06/2004 Archis #1, 2004 NRC Handelblad, 28/05/2005 The Walrus, 07/2005 Retrospect European Week Eindhoven, 2005 Dietsche Warande & Belfort #2, 04/2005 Icon #29, 11/2005 Blueprint #236, 11/2005 ATD Architecture, Technology & Design #133, 10/2005 AMC Le Moniteur #156, 11/2005 Jaarboek Nederlandse Vormgeving #5, 2005 Copypeist, 12/12/2005 AWARDS Lead Award: Illustrationsbeitrag des Jahres (Best Illustration of the Year) |
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