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Church architecture --- Architecture chrétienne --- Bellot, Paul, --- Influence --- Architecture chrétienne

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Necker, Jacques --- Rossi, Pellegrino --- Bellot, Pierre François --- Simonde de Sismondi, Jean Charles Leonard --- Cherbuliez, Victor

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Architecture --- -Building, Brick --- -Church architecture --- -monniken (x) --- architectuur --- C3 --- religieuze kunst --- liturgische beweging --- iconografisch materiaal --- kerkbouw --- Ecclesiastical architecture --- Rood-lofts --- Christian art and symbolism --- Religious architecture --- Architecture, Gothic --- Church buildings --- Brick building --- Masonry --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Buildings --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Art --- Building --- Kunst en cultuur --- Design and construction --- Bellot, Paul --- -Bellot, Paul --- Criticism and interpretation --- Bellot, Paul, --- Architecte --- Architecture religieuse --- Brique --- Couvent --- Eglise --- Monastère --- Bellot, Dom Paul --- Angleterre --- Canada --- France --- Pays-bas --- Building, Brick --- Church architecture --- History --- Criticism and interpretation. --- #GBIB:SMM --- Bellot, --- monniken (x) --- Grande-bretagne --- Architecture, Primitive --- Bâtiment cultuel

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The Play & Control exhibition at the Pori Art Museum explores the creative process and the control of performing that revises it. The exhibition presents eight young artists who have realized works on the concept of playing and who question the traditional implications associated to a work of art. A starting point for the artists is the playing child. The creative process itself comes very close to a young child's play, free and without obligations. By giving the play a structure the play is given function that moulds it into a certain direction. The desire to play (the precondition for every creative process) and the necessity to have a legitimated form directed by the unwritten rules and regulations of the art world are constantly in tension. To what extent should the artist be presented to compromised ? How far will the real game go ?

video art --- Iconography --- Film --- play [recreation] --- Collieux, Julien --- Naveau, Nadia --- Jessen, Joseph --- Bourcereau, Alice --- Belenotti-Bellot, Marie --- Coissard, Elisa --- Rau, Tanja --- hedendaagse kunst --- Contemporary [style of art] --- ruimtelijke kunst --- Art --- Velikova, Tereza --- Veliková, Tereza