dance festival Mystery Land is known for his extensive art and culture program, which this year bigger turn out than ever. In addition to more than three hundred music acts take countless artists from home and abroad, the festival visitors on the Floriade site in Haarlemmermeer on an artistic voyage of discovery.
The organization did for the 23rd edition of the dance festival on Saturday 27 and Sunday, August 28th to tie a number of internationally known artists. They come with specially Mysteryland crafted work or take plants were along previously seen in international festivals such as Coachella and Burning Man.
Main Stage
The American artist Kate Raudenbush was known for her work for Burning Man. Mystery Land they made in 2014. The Wishing Tree, a plant who was traveling with the festival to the Mystery Land editions in Chile and New York. This year she is responsible for the design of the main stage.
Artists Marisja Smit and Thijs Trompert build the penalty box high working Lily getting a permanent spot on the festival grounds. The work is a gift from Mysteryland the Haarlemmermeer municipality and local residents. Florentijn Hofman finally comes with its Feestbeest to Mystery Land. Last year was his mega image already to be admired on the festival, but it was at the last minute not.
Light Art
Earlier on Coachella and Burning Man, next month at Mystery Land ; Balloon garland Robert Bose. Groningen collective WERC Collective takes like last year the lighting art on the water on his behalf and Studio Tour provides a light installation in the country.
The art trail each year in collaboration with Foundation for Culture and Entrepreneurship at the Mystery Land Terrain is equipped, takes this year to the theme of Childhood Memories. Along a winding path through the forest four artists display their work. Onno Poiesz brings eternal youth, architect and artist Rob Van Dam Fountain manufactures a wide barbapapa that feels like uterus, Atelier ARI focuses a 50-meter mirror maze and Antal Ruhl jiggles the festival visitors.
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