www.vandoesburghuis.comThe Van Doesburg House is an atelier-house in Paris - Meudon built in 1929-1930 after a design by the Dutch painter Theo van Doesburg. The house is now owned by the Dutch state. The board of the Van Doesburg House Foundation carries out the management and preservation of the atelier-house in order to keep the ideas of Theo van Doesburg alive for study purposes and to keep them available to the public. In addition, the foundation is responsible for making the atelier available to artists in the form of residencies.

www.atelier-luma.orgwww.luma-arles.org

www.designacademy.nl

www.hunnie.nuProject Hunnie ('them' in local slang) is a site-specific, participatory and performative action research focusing on the perception of the cultural landscape of De Bovenlanden (Wilnis, the Netherlands). Within Hunnie, seasonal interventions are created that intensify the relationship between man and nature. Hunnie offers an innovative perspective on this relationship, in contrast to the somewhat dogmatic and conservative approach of existing nature organizations. Through hands-on collaboration with local experts such as hunters, biologists, dieticians, survival guides and water engineers, participants are taken off the beaten track, which leads to new forms of embedded knowing. The project breaks with classical ethnographic research methods. In Hunnie interventions are nature adventures which act as conversation pieces. In this way, attention for nature is growing and reaches a more diverse target group.

www.henriettewaal.com