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Sad Banana: The Impasse
5 May 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. We join Sad Banana as they leave Da
Aska Hayakawa: Reading Lesson
25 April 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history, which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Aska Hayakawa wrote a short story
Wietse Leenders: Don’t Fall, Val Kilmer, Don’t Fall! (A Prologue)
8 April 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Wietse Leenders was inspired by The
Frances Welling: Incendiary
27 March 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Frances Welling looked at the repai
Mei-Yun Boswinkel: It’s the Little Things
20 February 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. In this short story by Mei-yun Bosw
Lin An Phoa: Posing Is More Than Adopting a Pose and Holding It
14 February 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Lin An Phoa wrote a poem in respons
Jan Wester: Flesh-Coloured Empty Space, Bottom Left
7 February 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Jan Wester was inspired by Johannes
Naomi van Kleef: Give Me Your Teeth, Dear
27 January 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. The teeth that painter Albert Eckho
Stefanie Parisius-Sewotaroeno: Material
17 January 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Stefanie Parisius-Sewotaroeno wrote
L. J. De Brouwer: Girl Eating Oysters
10 January 2025
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Inspired by Girl Eating Oysters by
Helen Weeres: Barking Dogs
17 December 2024
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Helen Weeres gives a voice to the p
Lennert De Vroey: Bleaching Fields Outside Haarlem
5 December 2024
Eighteen young Flemish and Dutch authors drew inspiration from the collection held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague. They looked at seventeenth-century paintings through the lens of an alternative history which they then brought to life in short but powerful texts. Lennert De Vroey wrote a song in re