Bibliography

Catalogue to the exhibition CoBrA from October 9 - November 29, 2008 at Biasutti & Biasutti Gallery in Turin, Italy.

Publication accompanying the COBRA exhibitoin at Koninklijke Musea voor Schone Kunsten van Belgie, Brussels (7 November 2008 - 15 February 2009) and COBRA & Co. Prenten en Drukwerk at Paleis voor Schone Kunsten, Brussels (7 November 2008 - 4 January 2009).

Catalogue for the travelling exhibition 'CoBrA: as cores da liberdade,' which was held from 6 March till 11 May, 2008 at Centro Cultural Caixanova (Vigo, ES); from 15 May till 22 June, 2008 at Kiosco Alfonso XIII (A Coruña, ES); and from 26 June till 27 July, 2008 at Centro Social Caixanova (Pontevedra, ES). 

Catalogue with the travelling exhibition Cold War Modern | Design 1945-1970 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

The publication of this book accompanied the exhibition Constant in het atelier at the Stedelijk Museum Schiedam in 2008-2009.

Catalogue with exhibition with similar title at Ehemalige Staatliche Münze from September 20 till November w, 2008. Urban designs such as Plug-in City by Archigram, La Ville Spatiale by Yona Friedman, and the New Babylon by former CoBrA painter Constant were some of the architectural incunabula of the sixties. Architecture, pop culture, art, and rebellion were uniquely combined with the visions of the Metastructuralists.

Catalog with the exhibition XXste eeuw opening on November 8th, 2008 at Gemeentemuseum Den Haag [Kunstmuseum Den Haag].

Article on the acquisition of the painting Two Birds by the Cobra Museum from the collection of Alain Delon with a 10-minute television item from the art series Kunstuur.

Article on the aquisition of the painting Two Birds by the Cobra museum from the collection of Alain Delon with a 10 min television item Nieuw in Nederland from the art series Kunstuur. December 8, 2007

Essay by Bart Lootsma.

Blog by Piet Vollaard on ArchiNed about the 'New Babylon' building in Den Haag. 

Obituary Stephen Gilbert in The Times. Constant is mentioned in a few paragraphs linked to Cobra.

Catalogue for the exhibition Cobra 60 at Ars Nova, Turku, Finland.

The AbC Cobra contains concise descriptions of all Cobra participants, of places, techniques and exhibitions.

De Nieuwe Ploeg was a group of artists in Voorburg in the 1950s who organised exhibitions, both of their own work and of artists outside Voorburg. Frits Becht and Wim Beeren were the initiators of the Nieuwe Ploeg. They worked closely with Voorburg artists such as Aart van den IJsse, Rudi Rooijakkers and Jan Snoeck. They organised exhibitions of avant-garde artists, who were innovative and progressive in many areas.

The Cobra Museum of Modern Art Amstelveen houses a impressive collection of Cobra art. In only a few years, an inventive purchasing policy has meant that the size of the collection is such that the museum is able to show a magnificent selection of work by diverse Cobra artists, now presented in this museum guide.

The Cobra Museum of Modern Art Amstelveen houses a impressive collection of Cobra art. In only a few years, an inventive purchasing policy has meant that the size of the collection is such that the museum is able to show a magnificent selection of work by diverse Cobra artists, now presented in this museum guide.

A documentation of Constant's studio at Wittenburg in Amsterdam and the move in 2008 by Jan de Rode with music by Eric Vaarzon Morel.Available in the archive for research purposes.

News item on the acquisition of the painting Fauna, 1949 by the Cobra Museum from the collection of Hans en Alice de Jong with a small item on the television art series Kunstuur. October 14, 2006

News item on the aquisition of the painting Fauna, 1949 by the Cobra museum from the collection of Hans en Alice de Jong with a small item on the television art series Kunstuur.

Part 1 of the tv series Onmetelijk Optimisme, a documentary series about artists and their mediators from 1945-1970.

Announcement of the exhibition Future City. Experiment and Utopia in Architecture 1956-2006 at the Barbican Art Gallery, London.

Review of the exhibition Future City: Experiment and Utopia in Architecture 1956-2000 at the Barbican Art Gallery, London.