Maak kennis met de korte film ZICHT: een indringende film die je meeneemt in de belevingswereld van jongeren die zich in criminele kringen (hebben) begeven. Wat drijft hen, hoe maken ze keuzes en wat kunnen wij doen om dit in de toekomst te voorkomen. Kortom: hoe hebben we en behouden we het ZICHT? Taskforce-RIEC Brabant-Zeeland zet zich met het project Weerbare Jeugd samen met partners in om te voorkomen dat jongeren in de (ondermijnende) criminaliteit terechtkomen. Interesse in de film ZICHT? Mail dan naar weerbarejeugd@taskforce-riec.nl.

Muziek: Rebecca Sier & Ralph Timmermans Tekst: Rebecca Sier Audio: Ralph Timmermans Video: Rinus Bot www.rebeccasier.nl www.rinusbot.nl www.ralphtimmermans.net 04/14/2019

Voor de titelsong van de film "Dag Max" doken Ralph Timmermans en ik weer de studio in. De cameraman van de film kwam langs voor een kijkje achter de schermen! Meer over de film? Zie het Youtube-kanaal van Dag Max: https://bit.ly/youtubedagmax

The capture The rapture The rupture Of a soul A solo symphony (Sarah Kane) Poetic Machine is the title of the second full- lenght performance of compagnie Monica. For this production, choreographer Sarah Bostoen started from the concepts of power, and more specifically the power, or lack of power, of our brain. The performance presents different creatures, somewhere between human and non-human. The strong soundscape synchronises with the breath, the inner thoughts, evoked in the movement.

In the process of cooking up our new piece ‘Blue Heroes’, we present a first impression out of our creation lab. Created by Hanne Schillemans and Ralph Timmermans

'Ovoorspelbaar Onvoorstelbaar' van het album 'Spreken Met Suiker' Songwriting, akoestisch gitaar & zang: Iris Penning Arrangementen, Productie, mix: Ralph Timmermans Mastering: Wessel Oltheten Label: Zuurstofplaten Release: 12-02-2016

Follow me on instagram: jef.montes On Friday night 15 January, Jef Montes presented his latest collection RESOLVER during Mercedes Benz FashionWeek Amsterdam. In a catwalk show, he made a personal statement about the current state of the fashion industry, in which a devastating speed and empty hypes are topical issues. RESOLVER For his presentation in February 2015, Montes developed an innovative, in water-soluble fabric constructed from polyvinyl alcohol in collaboration with the TextielMuseum Tilburg. Over the last year, he developed this fabric into a new combination of black and white yarns, which starred in his new collection RESOLVER. The unique material is the base for his rigorous silhouettes, constructed from circular and rectangular parts. During the show of RESOLVER, Montes presented his garments on models that encountered large amounts of water on the catwalk. The initially silver garments melted slowly from the models’ bodies, revealing the black weft yarns as web like textures. The clothes were destroyed and often completely disappeared. The transience of fashion – captured in a show. The poetic statement combined innovation, performance and fashion into a well balanced whole. Jef Montes: “In times where fashion seems to revolve around quotes such as ‘Fashion is Dead’ (Li Edelkoort) and ‘Why fashion is crashing’ (Suzy Menkes), I think a lot about my future as a designer. Resolver is Spanish for to solve, and stands for a new fresh start. My label gives me the freedom to create my own aesthetic reality and rules – this season I wanted to start with a clean slate by literally resolving garments. ''Fashion dying on stage and models crashing like fashion'' What is left? A blank page, the bare-naked truth, purity, love – RESOLVER is an abstract and highly personal response to the current speed of the fashion industry”. Supported by: Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie Fashion Week Nederland Textiel Lab. Tilburg Philips Lighting Music by: Ralph Timmermans Catwalk choreography: Bdifferent Light: Jurlights Hair and Make-up: Goldwell PR: SchoondenBoer Film edit: Frequin productions

www.spinecho.net ​ Created by Hanne Schillemans and Ralph Timmermans Music composed and performed by Longen Film edit by Rebecca Sier