I and the Others: looking for the connections 29,00 € 2025 reserved

In I and the Others, the reader joins artist Cindy Moorman on a search for connections. Between people, ideas and forms. Eight different voices track their way through Moorman’s work, while exploring what it means to move between each other and the things around us. A gathering in book form. With refreshments, Hannah Arendt, Alice in Wonderland, a contribution by philosopher Marli Huijer and the occasional conga line. A collective monograph in which art, text and encounters come together, in a quest that invites you to think along and keep your eyes open.

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Concept: Cindy Moorman and Esther de Vries 
Authors: Cindy Moorman and Marli Huijer
Editing and text development: Hannah van Binsbergen 
Graphic design: Esther de Vries
Photography: Thomas van Schaik and Cindy Moorman
Lithography: Marc Gijzen
Translation: Willem Kramer
Proofreading: Koen van Baelen
Printed by: NPN printing
Binding: van Heest - Patist Boekbinders
Edge colouring: Critis, Beernem
Fonts: Rhymes Text
Paper: Munken Lynx Rough 

Set Margins’ #27
I and the Others: looking for the connections
A gathering hosted by Cindy Moorman

ISBN: 978-90-835325-8-5 (Englisch)
ISBN: 978-90-835325-8-5 (Dutch)

Print run: 700 copies in English; 300 copies in Dutch

This publication is possible in part thanks to the financial support of Amsterdam Fund for the Arts, DordtYart, Jaap Hartenfonds, Mondriaan Fund and Stichting Stokroos.

Special thanks to Anne Hoogewoning, Annet Zondervan, Arie Jaap Warnaar, Bob Witman, Bonnie Dumanaw, Diny Moorman, Evelien Prins, Evelien Vos, Hanne Hagenaars, Fred Moorman, Lyda Vollebregt, Martin Sämmer, Mendy Moorman, Richard Niessen, Rubiah Balsem, Sanneke Huisman, Yasmijn Jarram and everyone who has cheered on this project from the sidelines. 

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‘Cindy Moorman’s art cuts through this focus on objects. In her work, the encounter itself takes centre stage. Ostentation and optics are allowed – registered – but remain of secondary importance. I’d classify her work as Encounter Art – even though this is itself little more than a construct. Art and philosophy are intertwined in this category.’ - Marli Huijer, I and the Others, p.187