Jeroen Kooijmans' immersive installation addresses fanaticism, mania and war
DEN BOSCH – The Fish Pond Song – a video work by Jeroen Kooijmans at the Stedelijk Museum ’s-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands – guides visitors through an imaginary world of war, propelled by narratives of fear, dreams and lust. Exhibited
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Installation
Editor’s Desk: Historic heatwaves, longevity vs. legacy and the quiet activism of Do Ho Suh
Reflection takes on multiple meanings in this forest pavilion activated by rain
FRAME 161 proves joy in design is more than just child's play
Video: This sundial harnesses the sun’s power to connect this coastal community to its context
Video: Is urban biodiversity attainable? This steel-factory-turned-greenhouse shows how
Hermès’ business is booming. Its windows are still a key to its success
Where art meets silo: this adapted grain store is Norway’s new cultural powerhouse
Clay, timber, metal. 5 cultural spaces using materiality as a medium for engagement
Is the next big trend in fashion construction-site chic?
