Nederlandse e-cultuur-beleid niet langer toonaangevend

An interview with Marleen Stikker (Waag), Michel van Dartel (V2_) and Anne Nigten (The Patching Zone) on the current cultural policy and e-culture in the Netherlands.

The article was published in Boekman, 116, Fall 2018. The interview was conducted by Sabine Zwart. Dutch text.

PDF 1 and PDF2a, PDF 2

(Rough scans for archiving purposes only, if you'd like a clean copy, please go to the site of Boekman: www.boekman.nl/producten/boekman/boekman-116-kunst-en-techniek).

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