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Human Nature Forecast: Koert van Mensvoort
Design philosopher Koert van Mensvoort explores the boundaries between nature and culture and investigates the influence of technology in this Human Nature Forecast.
Change is 90% fun, say The Yes Men
The Yes Men performed in Amsterdam explaining their humoristic activism. Is entertainment the key to change the world succesfully?
Close-up on Culture: House of the future
A fresh Close-up on Culture on how intelligent architecture brings us closer to nature again.
Close-up on culture: Alienated bodies
Not referring to Katy Perry's song, columnist Sanne explores how much we have come to be E.T., all alienated from our human body.
Close-up on Culture: Monstrous Beauty
What does the appearance of monstrous Others in contemporary visual culture say about human nature?
Close-up on Culture: Memory Museum
Museum or mausoleum: how do we treat our memories nowadays?
Close-up on Culture: Copy Paste Culture
In a culture where copying is a daily phenomenon, why is the copy still perceived so badly?
Close-up on Culture: I, Cyborg
From technological terminator to hairless human: on the changed role of the cyborg in daily life
VIDEO: Kevin Kelly on what technology wants
TEDxAmsterdam: Kevin Kelly from TEDxAmsterdam on Vimeo. What does technology mean in our lives? That’s the question Kevin Kelly explored in his new talk. Kelly presented a new definition of technology: ‘anything useful invented by a mindR
Karsu Dönmez
The Dutch Norah Jones Karsu Dönmez (1990) is a pianist and singer from Amsterdam of Turkish descent. She is seen as a major talent in the field of jazz and is being called the Dutch Norah Jones. Young as she is, she has already performed in Carnegie




