Writer Ayu Utami is an Indonesian rebel. In her books she is not afraid to tackle taboos that are a inextricable part of the Islamic world. Whether it is about oppression, religion or sex. Friday 25 May, in the Tolhuistuin in Amsterdam, Ayu Utami talks about her life and work, her groundbreaking debut Samans Mission and her mysterious novel The Number Fu. For her innovative work Ayu Utami received in 2000, as the youngest laureate ever, a Prince Claus Award
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The Prince Claus Fund welcomes project proposals for cultural initiatives in the fields of digital culture and new media
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On 3 May the 2011 Prince Claus Award was presented to Rena Effendi in Baku, Azerbaijan. The exhibition Lives Behind with her photographs is on show in the Prince Claus Fund Gallery till 24 May 2012
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An audience of 175 guests attended on 17 April 2012 a lecture-performance given by 2011 Prince Claus laureate Rabih Mroué.
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Second round of Culture and Conflict grants announced in partnership with the Commonwealth Foundation
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Writer Ayu Utami is an Indonesian rebel. In her books she is not afraid to tackle taboos that are a inextricable part of the Islamic world. Whether it is about oppression, religion or sex. Friday 25 May, in the Tolhuistuin in Amsterdam, Ayu Utami talks...
read moreThe Prince Claus Fund welcomes project proposals for cultural initiatives in the fields of digital culture and new media.
read moreOn 3 May the 2011 Prince Claus Award was presented to Rena Effendi in Baku, Azerbaijan. The exhibition Lives Behind with photographs of 2011 Prince Claus Laureate Rena Effendi (Azerbaijan) in the Prince Claus Fund Gallery is on show till 24 May 2012....
read moreAn audience of 175 guests attended on 17 April 2012 a lecture-performance given by 2011 Prince Claus laureate Rabih Mroué. Organized by BAK (basis voor acutele kunst), SMART Project Space and Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development to...
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