F for Fact

It is now already time to invite you to the closing of 'round about or inside' in @_billytown this Friday, the 28th of November. After the regular opening hours, we have prepared three screenings of related films and video works of the past 29 years for the occasion of @hoogtijdenhaag Open Hours: Thursday 27.11. 13-18:00 Friday 28.11. 13-23:00 Closing and Screening Screening Schedule: 'about some facts and fictions' @18 :30 @jonathantouchy - The F for Fact Symposium - 12'51 @pedrogossler - Bad Dog - 4'53 @deepsandwich - Zapping through Facts from TV (2020) - 4'26 @vitasoulwilmering - The Failed Holiday: episode 10 (2021) - 17'10 @anna.alla - still here - 02'49 @bernicenauta - The Plantriarchy - 17'45 'repetitions' @19 :45 @eckhardtjanis - in the end, it all comes out (2024) - 17'35 @fur_qat - The Ball and the Polo Stick, or the Book of Ecstasy (2023) - 23'33 @eloisealliguie - The Apple Pie (2023) - 7'18 @rominakoopman - Mother of all Screens - 17'51 'costumes' @21 :00 @korsii - Carnaval. A prologue (2025) - 1'20 Barbara Visser - Medium Girl (1996) - 5' @sashakulak - Mara (2022) - 61' We are happy to see you there!

Now on view: Round About Or Inside @_billytown Until this Friday, 28th. Visitors walk into a space of fiction: the studio of an imagined artist. The scenography brings together works, research, and studio material, creating a shared identity of many voices and styles. Artists: Eloïse Alliguié, Julius Barghop, Mathild Clerc-Verhoeven, Janis Eckhardt, Pedro Gossler, Jonathan Hielkema, Pia Jacques, Romina Koopman, Olya Korsun, Anouk van Klaveren, Sasha Kulak, Daeun Lim, Bernice Nauta, Anna Tamm Program: 28.11.2025 - Closing with Screening Program 18:30 'about some facts and fictions' 19:45 'repetitions' 21:00 'costumes' Opening Hours: Thursday 13:00 – 18:00 Friday 13:00 – 18:00 Saturday 13:00 – 18:00 Photographed by: @baroegm Supported by: @stroom_den_haag , @mondriaanfonds

Now on view: Round About Or Inside @_billytown Until this Friday, 28th. Visitors walk into a space of fiction: the studio of an imagined artist. The scenography brings together works, research, and studio material, creating a shared identity of many voices and styles. Artists: Eloïse Alliguié, Julius Barghop, Mathild Clerc-Verhoeven, Janis Eckhardt, Pedro Gossler, Jonathan Hielkema, Pia Jacques, Romina Koopman, Olya Korsun, Anouk van Klaveren, Sasha Kulak, Daeun Lim, Bernice Nauta, Anna Tamm Program: 28.11.2025 - Closing with Screening Program 18:30 'about some facts and fictions' 19:45 'repetitions' 21:00 'costumes' Opening Hours: Thursday 13:00 – 18:00 Friday 13:00 – 18:00 Saturday 13:00 – 18:00 Photographed by: @baroegm Supported by: @stroom_den_haag , @mondriaanfonds

We are glad to invite you to the upcoming group show at Billytown of fourteen alumni of the temporary programme F for Fact. Visitors walk into a space of fiction: the studio of an imagined artist. The scenography brings together works, research, and studio material, creating a shared identity of many voices and styles. For more information and the program, see our Instagram page or the website of @_billytown . Participating Artists: @eloisealliguie , @juliusbarghop , Mathild Clerc-Verhoeven, @eckhardtjanis , @pedrogossler , @jonathantouchy , @pia.jdd , @rominakoopman , @korsii , @anouk_van_klaveren , @sashakulak , @daaeunnee , @bernicenauta , @anna.alla Opening on Saturday, 8 November, 18:00 Closing with Screening Program on Friday, 28 November Opening Hours: Thursday 13:00 – 18:00 Friday 13:00 – 18:00 Saturday 13:00 – 18:00 @_billytown Helena van Doeverenplantsoen 3 2512 ZB, The Hague, NL Supported by Stroom @stroom_den_haag Mondrian @mondriaanfonds , Billytown @_billytown Visual by Daeun Lim @daaeunnee

Graduation Exhibition 2024 in focus: F for Fact (Temp. Programme 2020–2024) Post 2/2 At a moment in time when facts are framed as fantasy and feelings equal truth, F for Fact investigated different forms of knowledge through an artistic lens.But what counts as knowledge? What’s the difference between truth and meaning? How are narratives shaped and by whom? What defines authenticity and what do claims of authorship and copyright mean today for the arts? F for Fact was a two-year course where participants worked on individual and collective projects in which the factual, philosophical, or tangible world was the point of departure.The programme revolved around the interaction between knowledge and imagination and how to discover new forms of documentary storytelling. They looked at the difference between fiction and truth, fact and belief systems, and fake news and honest fantasies by working with a number of different sources. In short: they critically revisited the past and speculate about possible futures. Applications for the forthcoming academic year at the Sandberg Instituut are now being accepted for main departments—Critical Studies, Design, Dirty Art Department, Fine Arts, and Studio for Immediate Spaces—and the new Temporary Program, Monstrous Futurities. The deadline to apply is 1 April 2025. For more information about applications, visit sandberg.nl/apply-now. Photos by Sander van Wettum @sandervanwettum ⁠ View full photo documentation of the show online at https://sandberg.nl/graduation2024/⁠ 1. Sasha Kulak (@sashakulak ), I do not make plans 2. Nina van Tuikwerd (@ninavantuikwerd ), Ecologies of Memories 3. Julius Barghop (@juliusbarghop ), Sardanapal - a great historical pantomime 4. Edy Wassink (@edywassink ), Entering Plato’s Rave 5. Pedro Brum Gossler (@pedrogossler ), WE ARE THE CRASH TEST DUMMIES OF AN IMPERFECT HISTORY 6. Viktoriya Kalashnikova 7. Roosje Verschoor (@roosjeverschoor ), A Different Kind of Beauty

Graduation Exhibition 2024 in focus: F for Fact (Temp. Programme 2020–2024) Post 1/2 At a moment in time when facts are framed as fantasy and feelings equal truth, F for Fact investigated different forms of knowledge through an artistic lens.But what counts as knowledge? What’s the difference between truth and meaning? How are narratives shaped and by whom? What defines authenticity and what do claims of authorship and copyright mean today for the arts? F for Fact was a two-year course where participants worked on individual and collective projects in which the factual, philosophical, or tangible world was the point of departure.The programme revolved around the interaction between knowledge and imagination and how to discover new forms of documentary storytelling. They looked at the difference between fiction and truth, fact and belief systems, and fake news and honest fantasies by working with a number of different sources. In short: they critically revisited the past and speculate about possible futures. Applications for the forthcoming academic year at the Sandberg Instituut are now being accepted for main departments—Critical Studies, Design, Dirty Art Department, Fine Arts, and Studio for Immediate Spaces—and the new Temporary Program, Monstrous Futurities. The deadline to apply is 1 April 2025. For more information about applications, visit sandberg.nl/apply-now. Photos by Sander van wettum @sandervanwettum ⁠ View full photo documentation of the show online at https://sandberg.nl/graduation2024/⁠ Photos: 1. Anna Tamm (@anna.alla ), Haunting Current 2. Alexander Khudokon (@h00000000000000d ), Soaring dogs 3. Romina Koopman (@rominakoopman ), Apparatus 4. Mathilde Clerc-Verhoeven 5. Olga Gaidash (@gaolgash ), workshop 6. Daeun Lim (@daaeunnee ), Number 9 7. Janis Eckhardt (@eckhardtjanis ), on sketches for drawing rooms

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