“In the exhibition you will see works from 1500 to the present day. One of the oldest is the family tree of Emperor Charles V from c. 1535 by Robert Péril. It is a woodcut of almost 7 metres. There are also works by contemporary artists. You can see ‘Gunkan Jima’ by Sanne Peper, a photograph of 125 x 178 cm and ‘The night clouds are driving the forgotten along’ by Jacobien de Rooij, a drawing of 306 x 606 cm.”

Gunkan Jima, 2008 by Sanne Peper (digital print on 100% cotton paper, 145 x 200 cm) is part of the series Black Noise [A Trinity Trilogy].

Article Wall Street Journal, read here