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              <text>Imago: fin de siècle in Dutch contemporary art was a travelling exhibition funded by Rijksdienst Beeldende Kunst&#13;
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Opening in Amsterdam during the 6th edition of KunstRai Imago exposed thirteen Dutch artworks ranging from mediative video installations to computer-driven systems. From early 1990 till late 1993, the exhibition visited nine countries in Europe and Asia. This site contains information about the locations the exhibition visited, the artists and their artworks exhibited, providing at the same time access to other related documents like floorplans, the exhibition catalogue, pictures of the artworks and international press responses about this event.&#13;
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The main idea behind Imago's concept was to introduce to a wider public the different ways in which artists in the Netherlands incorporate new technological advances. </text>
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              <text>Foreward by Robert de Haas&#13;
Introduction by René Coelho&#13;
Artists: Ricardo Fuglistahler, Boris Gerrets, Madelon Hooykaas &amp; Elsa Stansfield, Nol de Koning, Rene Reitzema, Lydia Schouten, Bert Schutter, Servaas, Jeffrey Shaw, Bill Spinhoven, Roos Theuws, Ginny Vos, and Peter Zegveld</text>
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