pasticcio

Ca' Brutta, Giovanni Murzio, Milan, 1922

'Rooilijn' series, photo by Karin Borghouts, 2003 (architect unknown, somewhere in Belgium,)

Alvar Aalto's summer house / experimental house, 'Muuratsalo', Finland, 1953

Seen at Pasticcio, at De Singel, Antwerp. An exhibition by a group of seven contemporary European architects who work outside the mainstream (curated by Caruso St John Architects, scenography by Bovenbouw).

crystal clear

pixies

John Hyatt (director of Manchester Institute for Research and Innovation in Art and Design) made still images of what he says are 
tiny winged creatures while photographing the Lancashire landscape.

Floating from the 1960's till now

Installation view with Robert Breer's motion sculptures or 'Floats', including moving exhibition walls
On show in the El Hotel Eléctrico exhibition at M HKA, 2014

Robert Breer, from the 'Floats' series: 'Porcupine', 1967
Courtesy gb agency, Paris, Photo: Aurélien Mole

Robert Breer, 'Rug', installation view, Bonino Gallery, New York, 1969
Courtesy gb agency, Paris, Photo: Peter Moore

Kato Six

Relocated into Silence, works by Kato Six in the former cloister space of the Caermersklooster monastery in Ghent, 2014.

from behind

paloma picasso

photos from 'Picasso, Inventory of a Life', a documentary about his wives, his children, his houses (especially La Californie) and his inheritance.

Poveglia for sale

beacon of light

September 2013, NEST @ Cinema Off Off Ghent

Pieter Breughel I and II, the Elder and the Younger

Pieter Brueghel de Jonge, 'The Census at Bethlehem', 1605-1610

Pieter Brueghel de Oude, 'De Dulle Griet' ('Mad Mag'),  1561

Pieter Brueghel de Oude, 'Twelve Proverbs', 1558
'De Maanpisser' painting reads Vat ick vervolghe en geraecke daer niet aen ick pisse altyt tegen de maen.

All these paintings are part of the Museum Mayer van den Bergh collection.

Fritz Mayer Van Den Bergh

Necklace with 44 cherry pits, all in the shape of a unique head, 1480-1499

Pieter Breughel the Elder, 'Carnival and Lent', 1600

Pieter De Bloot,  'Drie drinkebroers' ('The Three Drinkers'), 1625

Frans Pourbus, 'Parable of the Prodigal Son', 1500 (+ detail)

Museum Mayer van den Bergh opened its doors in Antwerp in 1904, three years after the death of art collector Fritz Mayer van den Bergh. The museum was founded by his mother, Henriëtte van den Bergh. Henriëtte saw it as her duty to realize Fritz’s dream of having his own museum. It became the first museum in the world to be built around a single collection.