Lecture by Tom McDonough on Constant's Design for a Gypsy camp in connection to Arno Mik's larger model of the Design during the Biennale in Venice, 2011.
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![New Babylon Río Piedras [Ciudad Nomáda]](https://stichtingconstant.nl/system/files/styles/work/private/documentation/new_babylon_rio_piedras_ciudad_nomada.png?itok=sXJb7STb "New Babylon Río Piedras [Ciudad Nomáda]")
Cobra | The Cobra Collection
2009
A selection of historical documentations about Cobra, 5 dvd's with 12 hours and 15 minutes of material. Including the films Cobra, een opstand tegen de orde, De werkelijkheid van Karel Appel en Ik ben er alleen als ik achter mijn doek sta by Jan Vrijman.
DVD 2: Karel Appel - Constant Nieuwenhuys
Het Cobra museum
2007
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
Uit het atelier
2007
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.
Constant
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.
Amsterdam, broedplaats van de avant-garde
2006
Part 1 of the tv series Onmetelijk Optimisme, a documentary series about artists and their mediators from 1945-1970.
Constant, avant le départ
2005
Constant died in the summer of 2005. Thomas Doebele and Maarten Schmidt filmed the artist during the last months of his life. They followed him and his dog, Tikus, on their daily stroll to the artist's studio, where he finished his last painting Le Piège (The Trap). A personal tale about a great painter in the last months of his life, working on the final details of the horizon of his last painting, 82 min, 2005.
New Babylon de Constant
2005
New Babylon visually captured by Constant's son Victor Nieuwenhuijs and Maartje Seyferth, 13 min, 2005.
Available in archive for research purposes.