
Essays and studio notes by Dutch artist Bastiaan Woudt. On photography, books, editions, and the questions that don't disappear after the work is done.
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On Friday 30 October, I will be opening a new exhibition at the gallery in Alkmaar and would like to invite you to the opening. The exhibition brings together ten years of work with Tinotenda Mushore, my muse and the person who has appeared...
At the end of the summer, I spent a weekend away with a group of friends. The conversation turned to music and how valuable it is to have friends who introduce you to new music, broadening your horizons and sparking conversations about what...
What a small coin can teach us about time.
For almost a year now, I have had a coin in my pocket. It is a memento mori medallion from the Daily Stoic shop. It is small and has three symbols pressed into the front: a skull, a flower and an...
For years, I said no to workshops. People asked, and I declined every time because I did not feel like the right person to tell anyone what to do. I am not a teacher. In my view, a workshop in a studio ends up being all about where you plac...
What I learned about who actually owns your audience.
Most artists I know measure their audience by the number of followers they have. The number is visible, it increases, and it feels as though you have built it. I believed that, too, for...
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Bastiaan Woudt (1987). Dutch artist and founder of 1605 Collective. Interested in new technology, and when images leave screens and become objects. This is where I think about making, building, and the questions that stay after the work is done
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