The 'Open call Toren van Babel: de volgende stap' exhibition features a curated selection of contemporary artworks. Artists interpret the timeless Tower of Babel story, exploring language, connection, and division. This collection addresses modern communication challenges, emphasizing empathy and understanding. Contributions from new Dutch citizens and a historical piece offer unique perspectives.
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This exhibition showcases selected works from an open call responding to the theme of the Tower of Babel, exploring contemporary issues of communication, polarization, and the importance of listening. The diverse interpretations by artists highlight the urgency of understanding each other in a globalized society.
The 'Open call Toren van Babel: de volgende stap' exhibition presents a curated selection of contemporary artworks that interpret the timeless story of the Tower of Babel. In an era of increasing polarization and digital communication, the exhibition addresses the urgent need for empathy, listening, and genuine understanding. Artists were invited to reimagine the narrative, exploring the multifaceted nature of language, its power to connect, and its potential to divide. The exhibition features a diverse range of disciplines, including mixed media, textiles, sculpture, and painting, offering fresh perspectives from both established and emerging artists. A particular focus is placed on the voices of new Dutch citizens, bringing their lived experiences to the theme. The exhibition also includes the historical work 'Toren van Babel' by Marten van Valckenborch (attr. – c. 1590), providing a historical counterpoint to contemporary reflections and encouraging visitors to compare and contemplate. This collaboration between Stedelijk Museum Breda and Bijbels Museum aims to mirror the exhibition's theme of connection and shared creation.
The exhibition 'Open call Toren van Babel: de volgende stap' will be on view at Stedelijk Museum Breda starting November 21st. Specific ticketing details should be sought directly from Stedelijk Museum Breda.
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