by Keri van Douwen and Tanja Aalberts Slot Loevestein, a medieval fortress and castle in the center of the … More
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Courts in a Time of Crisis: The Nightingale Courts of England and Wales
In 2020 the Nightingale Courts of England and Wales came into being as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic. This … More
Changing Fabrics: working with artists in analyzing world events
EWIS Amsterdam, 12-14 July 2023 Image: Court drawing by Machteld Aardse Workshop convenors: Tasniem Anwar, Sofia Stolk, Renske Vos For … More
Collaging and Frottage as Legal Methodology
Image: Stolk/Vos Sag der Welt dass kein Krieg mehr ist, 2022mixed paper materials, 50 x 70 cm The Joy of Methodology: A … More
International Legal Sightseeing as a Phenomenon and a Methodology
LawArt Rivista di Diritto, Arte, Storia (2022: 3) by Sofia Stolk and Renske Vos Abstract: Legal sightseeing denotes the ‘eventisation’ of … More
Botanic Gardens as International Law’s Institutional Architecture
by Jessie Hohmann Botanic gardens do not immediately appear as architecture. They are more commonly seen as landscape, or at … More
The People’s Parliament of Rojava: Architecture as a Transformative Power
by Bart van Klink Image: Bart van KlinkRojava Parliament, Eindhoven New World Summit is an artistic and political organisation, founded … More
Frozen in liminality, prestige infrastructure abandoned before completion in Amman, Jordan
Image: Frozen in liminality, prestige infrastructure abandoned before completion in Amman, Jordan. by Dorien Keizer Dorien Keizer is a PhD … More
Psychiatric Architectures and Institutional Aesthetics: The Materio-Legislative Entanglement of Outsider Art
by Lucy Finchett-Maddock Image: Nico Wikkerman Huisje, Boompje, Beestje, 2007 Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 40 cmPhoto: Renske Vos Outsider … More
Mesh, CJEU Luxembourg
by Renske Vos “If the law were a colour” [it would be gold]. (…) “Why gold? ‘Because this is not … More