No. 5 – Spring 2017

Please note: This issue is available in Dutch only.

See All This celebrates spring in issue 5 with a sunny image portfolio featuring the special exhibitions on nature that can be seen in Dutch museums this spring. Also in issue 5: Cracking the Mondrian Code. What would Victory Boogie Woogie have looked like if Mondrian had been able to finish it? Plus interviews with big names: Erwin Olaf and Viktor & Rolf. And also: Dana Linssen looks at Martin Scorsese, Jasper Krabbé looks at Adriaen Coorte's asparagus painting and Marlene Dumas illustrates Shakespeare's Venus & Adonis.
To celebrate the anniversary year From Mondrian to Dutch Design, See All This had a Cessna 172 take off over Zeeland, where Mondrian got the spirit in Domburg and broke with the natural representation of colours. Let yourself be enchanted by his paintings of the pale dunes as sparkling colour fields in blue, yellow and orange.


In this issue:

- Interview with Viktor & Rolf. 'The layering in our work does not always get the attention it deserves'
- Mondrian rules in 2017! This year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of De Stijl, which also included Piet Mondrian. See All This is sending a plane into the sky to celebrate.
- Cracking the Mondrian Code. For over seventy years, research has been conducted into what Victory Boogie Woogie would have looked like if Mondrian had been able to finish it.
- Sex, violence and family. The holy trinity of American director Martin Scorsese.
- Centerfold: Marlene Dumas made illustrations for Venus & Adonis , a poem by William Shakespeare
- Interview with Erwin Olaf about secret pleasures and growing older: 'I've become more interesting'.
- Asparagus in Dutch Light. Jasper Krabbé admires the asparagus painting by Adriaen Coorte.