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Windmill heritage and art exhibitions in Europe
Overview
Cultural activities in Belgium and the Netherlands are highlighting windmill heritage through various exhibitions and public events.
In Belgium, the Mola Molencentrum is hosting an exhibition of works by Flemish artist Rodolphe De Saegher, focusing on windmill themes. Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, the Vleeshal in Middelburg is presenting an exhibition by Tuân Andrew Nguyên that utilizes sculptures made from unexploded Vietnam War munitions to explore themes of war and memory.
In East Flanders, the East and West Flemish Windmill Day will feature four provincial sites, including Meuleken ‘t Dal, Roomanmolen, Zwalmmolen, and Windekemolen. These sites will offer guided tours, milling demonstrations, and tastings of local products, though the Fauconniersmolen in Oordegem remains closed for maintenance.
Entities
Tuân Andrew Nguyên · Rodolphe De Saegher · Mola Molencentrum · MSK Gent · Vleeshal
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesEast and West Flemish Windmill Day to feature provincial sites
Four provincial windmills in East Flanders will host demonstrations, tours, and tastings during the East and West Flemish Windmill Day on October 18.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesArt exhibitions showcase windmill heritage and war memory in Belgium and the Netherlands
Art exhibitions in Belgium and the Netherlands highlight diverse themes: Rodolphe De Saegher’s windmill studies at Mola Molencentrum and Tuân Andrew Nguyên’s war-themed sculptures at the Vleeshal.
Sources
omroepzeeland.nl · pers.oost-vlaanderen.be · zwolleactueel.nl