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I live in Apeldoorn, so I thought it would be fun to do that in my own city.’ First major assignment They all wanted to participate and contribute something to the artwork. They are all very interested people who wanted to know everything about me and wanted to chat. That had an empowering effect and felt good. That meant a lot to me, because she is an art expert. Another blow for Beatrix who already lost her husband, Prince. The former queen lost another close friend with the British queen. And what was also very special: Beatrix even grabbed my hand with two hands. Princess Beatrix Worrying news about Dutch Princess Beatrix. Beatrix was also on stage and asked me questions about the work. When I was called to the stage for the unveiling after a great programme, they put a microphone into my hands. Only Beatrix’s companion and the mayor separated her from me. The anniversary party was held in a hall and one of the most exciting things was that Beatrix was sitting only two chairs away from me. ‘Princess Beatrix is the patroness of the association.
And what I hung in the middle of the logo is a sort of cube, with powerful quotes about women, such as Is it earning or saving?’ The first one started in the middle, stopped, and the next one went on again. ‘A pass-through mandala, for example, made by several women. Some of objects were quite impressive’, Karlijn says. ‘The artwork has become a festive conviviality. Members can suspend an approximately 10-by-10 centimetre object from it that has to do with the anniversary theme. Bartolf was in the retinue of Edgar the Ætheling, brother of Saint Margaret of Scotland, who was later the queen of Malcolm III of Scotland. During the anniversary celebration, a start had already been made on the work of art, which has the shape of the logo of Vrouwen van Nu. The progenitor of the Clan Leslie is a man named Bartolf who was a nobleman from Hungary, who came to Scotland in 1067.
That is because one of the peculiarities of this work is that members of the association can contribute.
Karlijn’s work of art will feature at the head office of Vrouwen van Nu, the largest women’s association in the Netherlands dedicated to empowering individual women, making use of their talents and reinforcing the female voice in society.Īt the head office, the work will be finalised.
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