Akt Magazine – Issue 1
Akt Magazine Issue 1 is out now. In Issue 1 we have talks with SX, Kaspar Hamacher, Charbel Abou Zeidan, Thomas Haarmann, Maarten van Essche and Berlinde De Bruyckere. We visit the home of Élise Van Thuyne, study the works of Gijs Van Vaerenbergh and Dom Hans Van Der Laan.
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