Pretending to be an aeroplane, Tempelhof airport

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First names Map Fest confirmed

Joining us on July 6 are Annelys de Vet, Malkit Shoshan and Wietske Maas.
Wietske Maas

With a background as a visual artist, a taxidermist, a curator and a radio maker, Wietske currently works as a freelance coordinator of arts and cultural events. Her research focuses on the co

Image: Wietske Maas

Giant Penguin statue, Penguin, Tasmania
Image: Wietske Maas

بناية المقر تبدو فقيرة من ممر أسترفيخ.
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Evening Primrose (Teunisbloem) Amsterdam Noord…

Evening primrose flowers, growing on a scruffy sandbank near Stadsdeel Noord. Flowers have a gluey consistency and a slight pepery twang. Can be stuffed and fried like zucchini flowers
Image: Wietske Maas

Weegbree op weegbreestraat

I visited Weegbreestraat (Plantago street) in Noord and photographed all the families and individual plants of weegbree. The invisible and usually trodden on inhabitants of Weegbreestraat straat. A...
Image: Wietske Maas

Extravagantly enhanced aperitif with flora…

Late summer flora from tansy, evening primrose, malva, mugwort and blackberries to spike an aperitif
Image: Andreas Conradi

Wietske Maas presents at Map Fest 2010, July 6

Wietske Maas' was one of the speakers at 'Mapping for Change', the first night of Map Fest 2010. Map Fest took place on July 6, 8 and 9 at Mediamatic Bank. Wietske Maas' work focuses on the city as...

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