IMPAKT TV episode #3: Thursday 11:30

Breakfast with the curators Arjon Dunnewind and Bart Rutten

4 November 2021

We will kick-off day two of the festival with the curators’ breakfast. Arjon Dunnewind, director of IMPAKT and Bart Rutten, director of the Centraal Museum, will run through the programme and highlight their favourites. Immediately after the curators breakfast, we will see Bart Rutten on the main stage for the keynote and conversation with AA Bronson: AA on ASSID.

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Bart Rutten Arjon Dunnewind

Bart Rutten

― Speaker

Bart Rutten is artistic director of the Centraal Museum Utrecht. He was previously the head of collections at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Netherlands Media Art Institute.

Arjon Dunnewind

― Speaker

Arjon Dunnewind is director of the IMPAKT Centre for Media Culture in Utrecht, The Netherlands. He enjoys constructive controversy and sees art as the early warning mechanism that is essential to our current media-driven society. Arjon studied Fine Arts and Media at the Utrecht School of Arts from 1985 to 1991. In 1988 he organized the first IMPAKT Festival and in 1993 he established the IMPAKT Foundation. Arjon has curated exhibitions and screening programmes for amongst others the Museo de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, the NCCA in Moscow, RURU Gallery in Jakarta, transmediale in Berlin and Ars Electronica Linz. He worked as an advisor for the Dutch Film Fund, the Dutch Media Fund and the Mondrian Fund.

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