September 13, 2013 – 3:12 pm
“A Small Stubborn Sound Machine” is komend weekend te zien op Festival Wereld van Witte de With Kwartier te Rotterdam. Het werk staat in de kinderwinkel “Klein Beginnen & Grooot” op de Hartmanstraat, zijstraat van de Witte de Withstraat.
vrijdag 13 september 18-21
Zaterdag 14 en zondag 15 september, 12 tot 17 uur
http://festivalwwwk.nl/
http://festivalwwwk.nl/programma/item/a-small-stubborn-sound-machine
Route (google maps): http://bit.ly/17OwilM
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“A Small Stubborn Sound Machine” will be shown at Festival Wereld van Witte de With Kwartier in Rotterdam. The work will be installed in the children’s shop “Klein Beginnen & Grooot” in the Hartmanstraat, a side street of Witte de Withstraat.
Friday September 13th, 18-21 hrs
Saturday & Sunday September 14th and 15th, 12-17 hrs.
Mijn laatste werk A Small Stubborn Sound Machine is komend weekend te zien in Route du Nord in Rotterdam. In de expositie op de Vijverhofstraat 47, 1ste verdieping. 7 tot 9 juni! De openingstijden van de expositie zijn vrijdag 19-23 uur en za/zo 12-18 uur.
My latest work A Small Stubborn Sound Machine will be shown in Route du Nord in Rotterdam next weekend. As part of the exposition at the Vijverhofstraat 47 (at the 1st floor). 7-9 June! Opening times expositions Fr 19-23, Sat/Sun 12-18 hrs.
December 8, 2012 – 11:24 pm
@ouwe koeien uit de sloot halen, projectje uit Beeld en Geluid/ArtScience tijd..
http://bartkoppe.net/radarwheels/
November 20, 2012 – 8:44 am
A friend pointed me to Google Streetview where a microphone set of my installation Mixing Cities is recorded by Google’s cameras some years ago..
Go here to see it in Streetview.
February 15, 2012 – 2:34 am
Walking with streetview on the Hillelaan in Rotterdam, NL, and seeing a building in three fases of it being created.
Streetview-video by Bart Koppe, 2012
February 14, 2012 – 2:46 am
This photo is presumably the only preserved documentation of three-dimensional work I made when I was between (roughly) five and eight years of age.
Who knows inspired by Arte Povora. Materials used: bath tub, water, playmobil puppets. Found materials used: rusted metal, wood, bed springs, clothespin spring, metal pin and some more things I would find in the streets around my home.
February 10, 2012 – 1:02 am
Old technology just keeps coming back 
DIY howto: https://code.google.com/p/tworsekey/
project by Martin Kaltenbrunner
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Web tool from the future: HOTGLUE. Basically you can make websites in a very intuitive way.
If you don’t want to have your HOTGLUE-website on WORM’s server you can install it on your own web server. The software is open source.
I also took an account: http://bart.hotglue.me
By the way, an account is free, and you don’t need the software unless you want to run it on your own server.
