#kabk

[alternativerunway]

Wassim el Hodayebi @ KABK Graduation Show 2024

[dancinbutterfly]

So I finished Episode 1 of Tatort Spaarbrücken

So that fucked severely. OOF.

Yessssssss. Yes I am hear for thisssss.

But okay.

in my experience? Well written TV tends to lay out ideas in the opening and stick to it.

And Tatort Saabrücken's as of Das fleißige Lieschen:

Unnecessary violence is absolutely not acceptable. But you have to stand up to fascists and abusers, verbally and physically, wherever you find them to protect the innocent.

You can't handle trauma alone. You need someone to help you carry it.

The cops shouldn't jump to conclusions and they should hear out victims, actually.

Gay relationships are fine. LOVING. AKSHULLY.

Forgiveness is a tricky bitch. Be careful or it'll fuck your shit up

Family meaningless if you don't have love.

Home is the person who makes you smile when you walk in the room, not a place and not blood.

OH!

And sex is great!

But have have you tried being right?

[kundst]

Iver Uhre Dahl (Nor 1995)

A beautiful bird flew out of your mouth (2023)

Linden with oak and padouk inlays

[evdeyiz]

"Başarı, dayatılanı yaptıkları müddet başarılı olduklarını düşünen insanların, egzoz kokulu bu karmaşası içinde özünü bulmakmış. Fotokopi hikâyelere kahraman olmak istemiyorum, herkesin koştur koştur peşinden ilerlediği bu düzene ayak uydurmak zorunda kalmak da istemiyorum. Herkesin peşinden koşturduğu bir iskeletin peşine takılarak kendimi özel hissetmek istemiyorum, bunun özel hiçbir yanı yok.

Sıradanlığa tezat düşüncelerimi dile getirdiğimde insanların bana tutsakmışım gibi bakmalarını da istemiyorum. Ama onları da anlıyorum çünkü insanlara göre mutluluğun yolu, kendilerininkinden daha acıklı hikâyelere tanık olmaktan geçiyor."

[etrangersvoyageant]

Jet Siemons dove into a tale of Dutch folklore: witte wieven. (Roughly translated white ghosts/women.) These apparitions would be seen in the fog of the morning or the evening. Siemons went to look for them while investigating where the original story derived from. Her pictures were amazing.

[cicekmisim]

kaburgamın ortasında çocukluğumun cenazesi

[mossfull]

Clara Berger, Saskia Risseeuw and Maria Kniaginin-Ciszewska

VOLKSKRANT: Students of the scandal-embroiled Royal Academy (KABK) in The Hague organize print sale fundraiser — half of the proceeds will go to the Center for Sexual Violence. (article translated in English below)

It was an eventful year at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague. A study showed that the atmosphere at school is unsafe and the quality of education is substandard. The 41 photography students who will graduate soon decided to organize a benefit art sale together. Half of the proceeds will go to the Center for Sexual Violence.

Senior photography Maria Kniaginin-Ciszewska (23) remembers the mysterious message well. On October 29, 2020, director Marieke Schoenmakers sent an email to all students, teachers and employees. She informed them that a publication was expected in NRC about a former student. "I thought it would be good to send you this message before NRC (…) publishes, so that the publication does not come as a surprise." In the e-mail, the director refers to the contact details of the student counselor and the confidant.

Immediately all app groups of the academy went loose: who would this be about? Two days later, it turned out that former student Julian A. was accused of violence, sexual assault and rape. Shortly afterwards, KABK teachers were accused of misconduct and abuse of power online. Clara Berger (27), classmate of Kniaginin-Ciszewska, says, "People were frustrated and angry. Pandora's Box was opened."

The storm has not subsided yet. In March, director Schoenmakers resigned after a critical report was published. This month, the KABK reported that two teachers who were temporarily at home after they were accused of misconduct on Instagram, may return. One of them has already announced that he does not intend to do this.

"This school is very demanding," says Kniaginin-Ciszewska, looking back on her academy days. "That's the art school vibe, it's no secret: everyone wants to be the best and there is a lot of stress and tension. People work long hours. Some stop eating and sleeping, forgetting who they are. I taught myself to stand up for myself, to protect myself."

She came to the KABK from Poland, because the academy is highly regarded internationally. Berger came from Germany to study in The Hague. Was she surprised by the results of the study? She answers cautiously, in recent months she has tried to focus her energy mainly on her graduation. What she recognized from the research is that the art academy did not have the well-being of students as its top priority: "As if the reputation of the school is more important, it invested in chic furniture in the canteen, for example."

Fellow photography student Saskia Risseeuw (58) found the atmosphere at school strange from the start of her education: “For example, that alcohol is sold in the canteen.” And a lot is stolen: “You can't leave anything lying around.” Risseeuw says the lessons are “sometimes not very stimulating”. She hopes for improvement now that the report has called for training in didactics: "Teachers can learn from each other how things can be done differently."

Berger also hopes that the report will bring about change at school: "For the students who come after us, I hope they will be heard. I think there is still a lot of work to be done. "Kniaginin-Ciszewska thinks that this fundraiser is raising money for the Center for Sexual Violence:" Sexual violence is also an important topic for me, we women are continuously objectified. This benefit, this is exactly what we need to do now. I am grateful to be in class with such smart and sensitive people."

[maigulx]

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