Sighisoara, May 28, 2008
Exhibition
Graag verwelkomen Susanne Stoop en Yvette Depaepe jullie vanaf maandag 29 september 2008, 10.00 uur op hun tentoonstelling Te kust en te keur – strandcabientjes van De Panne tot Zeebrugge.
De officiële opening zal worden verricht door de Schepen van Cultuur van Blankenberge om 19.00 uur.
We nodigen jullie meteen uit voor de finissage op zaterdagmiddag, 4 oktober 2008 vanaf 14 uur. Zo rond 17.00 heffen we het glas en zal Luc Rabaey de tentoonstelling officieel sluiten. Dat betekent niet dat daarna de deuren meteen dicht gaan! De tentoonstelling is op ook nog te bezichtigen.
Susanne Stoop and Yvette Depaepe gladly welcome you at their exhibition Te kust en te keur – strandcabientjes van De Panne tot Zeebrugge / By the sea and in plenty – beach cabins between De Panne and Zeebrugge.
The exhibition will start on Monday, September 29 at 10.00 hrs.
The official opening will be performed by the Councillor of Culture of Blankenberge 19.00 hrs.
We also invite you for the finissage – the festive ending of the exhibition on Saturday afternoon, October 4, 2008 at 14.00 hrs. At about 17.00 hrs we raise our glass and Luc Rabaey will make a closing speech. It doesn’t mean the doors will be closed immediately! The exhibition is still to be seen on Sunday.
Romania /65
Copsa Mica, May 26, 2008
There is a lot of iron in the grounds of the demolished carbosin plant. People dig for it - with a spade, their bare hands, a machine - hoping to earn some money.
Romania /64
In a comment René Wouters was wondering about the dimensions of the carbosin plant I photographed from so many points of view. Well, I think these two photos give an answer.
When approaching Copsa Mica by train, this huge decaying plant is the first impression one gets of this small town where the skelletons of former factories dominate the landscape.
Overview from the west.
When approaching Copsa Mica by train, this huge decaying plant is the first impression one gets of this small town where the skelletons of former factories dominate the landscape.
Overview from the west.
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