MAKING IS THINKING Until 1 May 2011         image: Dewar & Gicquel - 'The hairdresser's Birthday Treat, 2006' and 'Cocoa Tourismo, 2006' exhibition view at Witte de With.            A group exhibition exploring artistic practice as a way of thinking, together with notions of conceptual craft and intuitive industry. Read more Featuring work by: Wilfrid Almendra, Eva Berendes, Alexandre da Cunha, Julia Dault, Dewar & Gicquel, Ane Hjort Guttu, Hedwig Houben, Teppei Kaneuji, Edgar Leciejewski, Rita McBride, William J. O'Brien, Eva Rothschild, Hans Schabus, Koki Tanaka. Curated by Zoë Gray, assisted by Amira Gad         To highlight the importance of process in Making is Thinking, its accompanying publication is developing over the course of the show. The second instalment is now available, with an essay by Alice Motard titled “When Skills Became a Problem: Theories of Craft Since the Dawn of Industry.” Click here to download for free the first two instalments, and to sign up for subsequent chapters. Language: English. Editor: Zoë Gray. Design: deValence, Paris. ISBN: 978-90-73362-96-3           This weekend, Witte de With Publishers are taking part in Sunday Book Fair at the Temporary Stedelijk 2, Amsterdam. 13 March, 1pm – 5pm (book fair) Come along to hear curator Zoë Gray present Witte de With’s first digital publication, Making is Thinking, and explore the other recent publications we have for sale. Entrance: Free with valid museum ticket         Continuing Witte de With Education’s successful series of “art confrontations,” interactive tours of the exhibition will be available throughout its duration. For more information about booking tours for student groups, contact us at reservations@wdw.nl or call +31 (0)10 411 0144       Free Guided Tours For individuals: Every Wednesday at 3 p.m. by a staff member, or every Sunday at 3 p.m. EN / NL, free (excl. entry price) For groups (10-15 persons): Available at various times, in several languages (Arabic, Dutch, English, Farsi, French, German, Polish, Spanish) Price: €60 per group More information and contact via +31 (0)10 4110144 or by e-mail: reservations@wdw.nl                                                   For more information about Witte de With, please visit our website www.wdw.nl or contact us via info@wdw.nl or +31 (0) 10 4110144 For press requests, please send us an email to press@wdw.nl or call us at +31 (0) 10 4110144 Witte de With is funded by the City of Rotterdam and the Dutch Ministry of Culture. Making is thinking is supported by: Goethe-Institut Niederlande, OCA, CulturesFrance, Institut Français des Pays-Bas (Maison Descartes), Austrian Embassy in The Hague. or modify userprofile Stuur deze nieuwsbrief naar een relatie