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Artist Talk: What the Flag?! Euregio 2025

“Sand Landscape #1”, Sophie Langohr
From: Art au Centre, Liege (BE)
To: Neuer Aachener Kunstverein, Aachen (DE)


The series “Sand Landscapes” is based on 17th-century paintings borrowed from the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. Sophie Langohr disrupts these idyllic views by drawing inspiration from the folk art of sand bottles, goodies for tourists that captures the memory of exotic landscapes. Psychelics jolts, shifts and blurring come to disturb the presumed immutability of the classical landscape. Our landscape, today, is marked by a grim forewarning. Disasters and inevitable transformations : a reality destined to slip through our fingers and escape us. But the evocation of sand artworks also irresistibly calls to mind Borges and his Book of Sand, a promise of endless stories, a work containing all works, annihilating time.

Film screening: Buladó and La Última Ascensión

Sunday 27.07, 19h at Filmhuis De Spiegel x SCHUNCK (NL)


Buladó is a magical-realist and heartfelt family story from Curaçao, directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Eché Janga. The headstrong Kenza is determined to forge her own path between the two opposites in her life: her down-to-earth father and her spiritual grandfather. The film opened the Netherlands Film Festival.

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Rochelle Feinstein. The Today Show

Just opened, on view ⟶ 14.12.25 at Ludwig Forum Aachen (DE)


For over four decades, New York born and based artist Rochelle Feinstein (b. 1947, Bronx, NY) has mined the conventions of abstraction in the context of rapidly shifting cultural, political, and media landscapes by integrating a wide range of media—including printmaking, photography, sculpture, collage, digital techniques, and everyday materials such as cardboard, tape, trolleys, and shopping bags.

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