Photo Report 'Airborne' premiere at Wings of Liberation Best
At Museum Wings of Liberation Best, the art installation “Airborne” was opened on Friday 6 March 2020. Around 75 years of freedom, Brabant Remembers shows with 'The Art of Freedom' in a series of temporary art installations at WWII heritage sites, not only the impact of the Second World War at the time, but also the importance for now and tomorrow.
Speakers this evening were Mark van Pelt (director of Wings of Liberation), Femke Klein (program director Brabant Remembers) and Jos Agasi (Blauwe Uur, artistic direction Airborne), followed by a musical contribution from trumpeter Eric Vloeimans.
Speakers this evening were Mark van Pelt (director of Wings of Liberation), Femke Klein (program director Brabant Remembers) and Jos Agasi (Blauwe Uur, artistic direction Airborne), followed by a musical contribution from trumpeter Eric Vloeimans.
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- Source: TracesOfWar, Lennard Bolijn
- Published on: 07-03-2020 15:02:07
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