Route 2

CAD This workbook will be used during the rest of this period!

Content:

Part one CITY WALK

Part two Art Based Learning

‚Where Art You‘ Tour

In this document you will find exercises (which you will together with your partner), hints and clues. During the walk today you will need to find the answers to these exercises. The tasks and this booklet in general, will be used during the duration of this period (the whole process).

We will start at the back of the Bonnefantenmuseum (the Meuseriver side). Here you will receive this little booklet. The walk will take up to 1,5-2 hours. During the walk you will look for a business card from the artist of Touristclothing. In the attachment you will find the images of the item you will be searching. If you found this card, the back will tell you what you have won!

To properly work on this assignment, it is of utmost importance to carefully watch your environment, for things like small statues that catch your eye. If you find something (or something finds you) please do make pictures, draw and write a description because this will be the key to the next period.

You have made groups of no more than 2 people and you guys will start at the same location, don’t follow other groups blindly because you might have a different route.

• Route 1 -> Sint Servaas Brug
• Route 2 -> Hoge Brug

Exercise 1: Ask yourself an authentic question, something personal and only for you. An exemplary question COULD be:

• What if you were able to change the weather?
• What if dragons were real?
• What if the earth wouldn’t have gravitation?
• If you could hear the thoughts of someone, what would you do with it?
• WHAT IF YOU CAME FROM A DIFFERENT PLANET, HAD 20 THIN FINGERS PER HAND (WITH WHOM YOU COULD DO EVERYTHING) AND YOU WOULDN’T BE ABLE TO SPEAK THIS LANGUAGE?? HOW WOULD YOU THEN (…)

Please mark that your personal question doesn’t have anything to do with art!

You will write down the question BEFORE you start this walk!

Your personal question is:

Could I be content with a normal, boring life?

During the walk you will see all kinds of artworks like sculptures, relief, murals, image-poems, etc…

There will be ONE artwork that chooses you! This artwork is of utter importance for your research during this period. After this walk you will note the title of the artwork and the name of the artist. Of course, you will later on add a picture in your workbook. (see further on)

Of course, it is impossible to see every single artwork in Maastricht during one walk but in case that an artwork hasn’t chosen you, you are allowed to create a list of artworks¹²of Maastricht. In the workbook part 2 you will get additional information about the exercises surrounding the artwork.

Please mind that one of the lists has quite the personal opinions about the pieces of art, so this is not objective, and I do ask you to make up your own mind about the pieces of art

ROUTE 2

Bonnefantenmuseum

We are standing here at a museum designed by architect Aldo Rossi. The curious thing about the building is that you can find a character in it. What character do you see in this building and how can we see this as well?

Answer: This is the character:  ________________________________________________

An artist famed by his sculptural structures made with Corten steel is Richard Serra. You can view this artwork at all the hours of the day, seeing as it is outside and publicly available.

• In this phrase you can find the title of this art piece, what is the name of this artwork?

Corten

• These blocks of solid metal could be seen as some kind of domino, could you push these blocks from its space? Is the artwork fixed to the floor?

Its fixed.

• To which art movement can this piece of art be categorized?

________Modern

____

Sol Lewitt designed this piece of art, if you observe it properly it will most probably look similar to another architectural marvel. What architectural building looks similar to this work of art?
Pyramids

On the roundabout near the museum, you can view an artwork with stars (image below). In honour of what is the monument?

The EU.

The Stars of Europe, Maura Biava, Avenue Céramique, 2002

you will haVe to walk towArds the nExt locatioN, please rEad everything propeRly or yoU mAy mIss somE important inforMation. ClUes will be hidden in the wholE exercises for the artwalk.

VAENER UAIEMC_UE

AVENUE CERAMI_UE

_ _ _ _ _ _    _ _ _ _ _ _ Q _ _ was absolutely no success, can you explain why?

No one comes from that direction.

Walk towards square 1992, and the “Bordenhal”, use the path next to the Meuse river.

Bordenhal

• What is the correlation between the Bordenhal and the Wiebenga hal?

They both used to be factories.

The hoeg brök is an icon in Maastricht that you probably already know. The architect who did design this bridge, died at a young age and never managed to see the building finished before he died. If you had been able to change something about the “high bridge”, what would you have changed?

Make the stairs better.

Stand in the middle of this location, sketch and take picture of something in this environment that catches your eye. Don’t tell your partner the location, he/she will need to guess the location based on your drawing:

________________________________

In the park you will find the right itinerary, if you follow the clues given to you.  What is a Dutch “koningsboom” describe how you can recognize this. Take a picture and add in here.

The silver fence.

Slanted there is a poem, written on steel, when you find this poem you will know where to go. You will follow the path to the left over the pond. Where is this poem written on steel? Can you read it? Who wrote this poem?

___________________________________________________________________________

Take a picture of the Poem and continue towards the TRUE GATE

(place the picture on the right)

The gate you can see on the left is built around 1887-1888, and you can notice older architectural style elements.

What is name of this gate?

Which architectural style elements can you link back to the gate?

• Romanesque
• Ghotic
• Roman

How can you tell?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________

Go through the gate and take the first path on the left after the gate (molenhofpad) continue to walk, and search there were the birds sing and the animals graze, there were the people dare to taunt geese and ducks. Continue the path towards the Tapijnkazerne

Draw on the map the rout you have walked in the park so far.

In the Tapijnkazerne area is a building called “Het Werkgebouw”, How many companies does this building hold?

9

If you found your way towards the Tapijnkazerne the next step is to (bear with me) find a certain sculpture seated on a bench. He looks sad and might correlate to the artwork called “halfautomatische troostmachine” by Michel Huisman. Find the sculpture and sketch this.

Afterwards go to the giraffe and the continuation of the sculpture.

What is the relation between both parts of this sculpture?

The bear is said that the giraffe is dead

How many animals can be found in (near) this piece of art, can you mention a few of these animals?

Monkey tasmaanse buidelwolf trekduif. 14 animals

___________________________________________________________________________

“Pardon me,” said he, smiling, “pardon me my dear compatriot, but I had wholly forgotten you. But what help is there for it! A captain is nothing but a father of a family, charged with even a greater responsibility than the father of an ordinary family. Soldiers are big children; but as I maintain that the orders of the king, and more particularly the orders of the cardinal, should be executed–”

Charles Debatz-Castelmore could not restrain a smile. By this smile M. de Treville judged that he had not to deal with a fool, and changing the conversation, came straight to the point.

“I respected your father very much,” said he. “What can I do for the son? Tell me quickly; my time is not my own.”

In this small passage from a book is a name fully written, from what book is this excerpt?  By what name is this person better known?

D’artagnan

___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

This was the clue for the next location. The picture on the right depicts a detail shot of a certain spot on the next object.

Sketch the object and mark where the picture has been taken.

After the sculpture you will go towards a mural by R. TOPOR  (see image below), you can find this in the area where there is a split between Tongersestraat and Kakeberg.

What is the meaning behind this mural?

Human right. Specifically freedom of speech and indoctrination.

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

Draw details of the mural in the left box.

Take Kakeberg (road on the right side) down and you will find yourself on a square with two art schools.

Which Academies can you find here?

Jan van eyck academy and zuyd conservatorium

__________________________________

__________________________________

I would like to point out that we have voucher for a delightful Vegetable soup at RUMORS. You can only get this soup today, so please do use the voucher. The address of the location is written down below. You can go earlier or a bit later.

KOESTRAAT 13

MAASTRICHT

Vanessa looked over her shoulder, she had walked for quite a while now and the city slowly seemed to get smaller.Ridges of the carts crossing her path were marked on the dry and dusty dirt roads.In every city she had been the streets had been filthy, she had observed over the years, she much more preferred these dusty and dry dirt roads. Juggling her many bags on her shoulders she trudged on. The last hour or so she had felt more and more sluggish. Hours of walking would do that to you, not that she could stop, she had to keep on going before they noticed she was gone. One wrong move, one wrong person noticing her and she might be in a heap of trouble. Fear was slowly growing with every step that she took.

Vanessa Ridges In Juggling The Hours One Fear

What location in the centre of Maastricht are you looking for, and how did you find it?
Vrijthof coloured letters. It was obvious.

The location you figured out just now, has art pieces that are sometimes hard and sometimes easy to find. There is a procession with the name ‘t zaat hermieneke, 1993, made by Han van Wetering.
Find this procession, take a picture of a particular detail and sketch this in detail.

What material was used to make this piece of art?

_____________________________________

This piece of art portrays something, what does it portray?

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

In the picture you can see a detail from a certain door designed by Appie Drielsma. Drielsma has designed two doors in this area.

Which two buildings have doors, designed by Appie Drielsma?

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

As previously mentioned, the picture on the right depicts a detailed shot from one of the doors, which one?

___________________________________________________________________________

LAST FEW QUESTIONS

Which piece of art has chosen you? (please do not choose Architecture)

_______________________________________________________________________

Will you use this piece of art during the rest of this period or will you choose a different piece of art from the list? Please explain and if needed re-choose don’t forget to add the explanation.
________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Add a picture of the artwork that chose YOU!

If you have answered everything this scavenger hunt is over. You are freely able to choose how to get to your bike.

CKV 4 werkboek

WORKBOOK VISUAL ARTS

Route 2

CAD This workbook will be used during the rest of this period!

Content:

Part one CITY WALK

Part two Art Based Learning

‚Where Art You‘ Tour

In this document you will find exercises (which you will together with your partner), hints and clues. During the walk today you will need to find the answers to these exercises. The tasks and this booklet in general, will be used during the duration of this period (the whole process).

We will start at the back of the Bonnefantenmuseum (the Meuseriver side). Here you will receive this little booklet. The walk will take up to 1,5-2 hours. During the walk you will look for a business card from the artist of Touristclothing. In the attachment you will find the images of the item you will be searching. If you found this card, the back will tell you what you have won!

To properly work on this assignment, it is of utmost importance to carefully watch your environment, for things like small statues that catch your eye. If you find something (or something finds you) please do make pictures, draw and write a description because this will be the key to the next period.

You have made groups of no more than 2 people and you guys will start at the same location, don’t follow other groups blindly because you might have a different route.

• Route 1 -> Sint Servaas Brug
• Route 2 -> Hoge Brug

Exercise 1: Ask yourself an authentic question, something personal and only for you. An exemplary question COULD be:

• What if you were able to change the weather?
• What if dragons were real?
• What if the earth wouldn’t have gravitation?
• If you could hear the thoughts of someone, what would you do with it?
• WHAT IF YOU CAME FROM A DIFFERENT PLANET, HAD 20 THIN FINGERS PER HAND (WITH WHOM YOU COULD DO EVERYTHING) AND YOU WOULDN’T BE ABLE TO SPEAK THIS LANGUAGE?? HOW WOULD YOU THEN (…)

Please mark that your personal question doesn’t have anything to do with art!

You will write down the question BEFORE you start this walk!

Your personal question is:

Could I be content with a normal, boring life?

During the walk you will see all kinds of artworks like sculptures, relief, murals, image-poems, etc…

There will be ONE artwork that chooses you! This artwork is of utter importance for your research during this period. After this walk you will note the title of the artwork and the name of the artist. Of course, you will later on add a picture in your workbook. (see further on)

Of course, it is impossible to see every single artwork in Maastricht during one walk but in case that an artwork hasn’t chosen you, you are allowed to create a list of artworks¹²of Maastricht. In the workbook part 2 you will get additional information about the exercises surrounding the artwork.

Please mind that one of the lists has quite the personal opinions about the pieces of art, so this is not objective, and I do ask you to make up your own mind about the pieces of art

ROUTE 2

Bonnefantenmuseum

We are standing here at a museum designed by architect Aldo Rossi. The curious thing about the building is that you can find a character in it. What character do you see in this building and how can we see this as well?

Answer: This is the character:  ________________________________________________

An artist famed by his sculptural structures made with Corten steel is Richard Serra. You can view this artwork at all the hours of the day, seeing as it is outside and publicly available.

• In this phrase you can find the title of this art piece, what is the name of this artwork?

Corten

• These blocks of solid metal could be seen as some kind of domino, could you push these blocks from its space? Is the artwork fixed to the floor?

Its fixed.

• To which art movement can this piece of art be categorized?

________Modern

____

Sol Lewitt designed this piece of art, if you observe it properly it will most probably look similar to another architectural marvel. What architectural building looks similar to this work of art?
Pyramids

On the roundabout near the museum, you can view an artwork with stars (image below). In honour of what is the monument?

The EU.

The Stars of Europe, Maura Biava, Avenue Céramique, 2002

you will haVe to walk towArds the nExt locatioN, please rEad everything propeRly or yoU mAy mIss somE important inforMation. ClUes will be hidden in the wholE exercises for the artwalk.

VAENER UAIEMC_UE

AVENUE CERAMI_UE

_ _ _ _ _ _    _ _ _ _ _ _ Q _ _ was absolutely no success, can you explain why?

No one comes from that direction.

Walk towards square 1992, and the “Bordenhal”, use the path next to the Meuse river.

Bordenhal

• What is the correlation between the Bordenhal and the Wiebenga hal?

They both used to be factories.

The hoeg brök is an icon in Maastricht that you probably already know. The architect who did design this bridge, died at a young age and never managed to see the building finished before he died. If you had been able to change something about the “high bridge”, what would you have changed?

Make the stairs better.

Stand in the middle of this location, sketch and take picture of something in this environment that catches your eye. Don’t tell your partner the location, he/she will need to guess the location based on your drawing:

________________________________

In the park you will find the right itinerary, if you follow the clues given to you.  What is a Dutch “koningsboom” describe how you can recognize this. Take a picture and add in here.

The silver fence.

Slanted there is a poem, written on steel, when you find this poem you will know where to go. You will follow the path to the left over the pond. Where is this poem written on steel? Can you read it? Who wrote this poem?

___________________________________________________________________________

Take a picture of the Poem and continue towards the TRUE GATE

(place the picture on the right)

The gate you can see on the left is built around 1887-1888, and you can notice older architectural style elements.

What is name of this gate?

Which architectural style elements can you link back to the gate?

• Romanesque
• Ghotic
• Roman

How can you tell?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________

Go through the gate and take the first path on the left after the gate (molenhofpad) continue to walk, and search there were the birds sing and the animals graze, there were the people dare to taunt geese and ducks. Continue the path towards the Tapijnkazerne

Draw on the map the rout you have walked in the park so far.

In the Tapijnkazerne area is a building called “Het Werkgebouw”, How many companies does this building hold?

9

If you found your way towards the Tapijnkazerne the next step is to (bear with me) find a certain sculpture seated on a bench. He looks sad and might correlate to the artwork called “halfautomatische troostmachine” by Michel Huisman. Find the sculpture and sketch this.

Afterwards go to the giraffe and the continuation of the sculpture.

What is the relation between both parts of this sculpture?

The bear is said that the giraffe is dead

How many animals can be found in (near) this piece of art, can you mention a few of these animals?

Monkey tasmaanse buidelwolf trekduif. 14 animals

___________________________________________________________________________

“Pardon me,” said he, smiling, “pardon me my dear compatriot, but I had wholly forgotten you. But what help is there for it! A captain is nothing but a father of a family, charged with even a greater responsibility than the father of an ordinary family. Soldiers are big children; but as I maintain that the orders of the king, and more particularly the orders of the cardinal, should be executed–”

Charles Debatz-Castelmore could not restrain a smile. By this smile M. de Treville judged that he had not to deal with a fool, and changing the conversation, came straight to the point.

“I respected your father very much,” said he. “What can I do for the son? Tell me quickly; my time is not my own.”

In this small passage from a book is a name fully written, from what book is this excerpt?  By what name is this person better known?

D’artagnan

___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

This was the clue for the next location. The picture on the right depicts a detail shot of a certain spot on the next object.

Sketch the object and mark where the picture has been taken.

After the sculpture you will go towards a mural by R. TOPOR  (see image below), you can find this in the area where there is a split between Tongersestraat and Kakeberg.

What is the meaning behind this mural?

Human right. Specifically freedom of speech and indoctrination.

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

Draw details of the mural in the left box.

Take Kakeberg (road on the right side) down and you will find yourself on a square with two art schools.

Which Academies can you find here?

Jan van eyck academy and zuyd conservatorium

__________________________________

__________________________________

I would like to point out that we have voucher for a delightful Vegetable soup at RUMORS. You can only get this soup today, so please do use the voucher. The address of the location is written down below. You can go earlier or a bit later.

KOESTRAAT 13

MAASTRICHT

Vanessa looked over her shoulder, she had walked for quite a while now and the city slowly seemed to get smaller.Ridges of the carts crossing her path were marked on the dry and dusty dirt roads.In every city she had been the streets had been filthy, she had observed over the years, she much more preferred these dusty and dry dirt roads. Juggling her many bags on her shoulders she trudged on. The last hour or so she had felt more and more sluggish. Hours of walking would do that to you, not that she could stop, she had to keep on going before they noticed she was gone. One wrong move, one wrong person noticing her and she might be in a heap of trouble. Fear was slowly growing with every step that she took.

Vanessa Ridges In Juggling The Hours One Fear

What location in the centre of Maastricht are you looking for, and how did you find it?
Vrijthof coloured letters. It was obvious.

The location you figured out just now, has art pieces that are sometimes hard and sometimes easy to find. There is a procession with the name ‘t zaat hermieneke, 1993, made by Han van Wetering.
Find this procession, take a picture of a particular detail and sketch this in detail.

What material was used to make this piece of art?

_____________________________________

This piece of art portrays something, what does it portray?

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

In the picture you can see a detail from a certain door designed by Appie Drielsma. Drielsma has designed two doors in this area.

Which two buildings have doors, designed by Appie Drielsma?

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

As previously mentioned, the picture on the right depicts a detailed shot from one of the doors, which one?

___________________________________________________________________________

LAST FEW QUESTIONS

Which piece of art has chosen you? (please do not choose Architecture)

_______________________________________________________________________

Will you use this piece of art during the rest of this period or will you choose a different piece of art from the list? Please explain and if needed re-choose don’t forget to add the explanation.
________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Add a picture of the artwork that chose YOU!

If you have answered everything this scavenger hunt is over. You are freely able to choose how to get to your bike.

WORKBOOK VISUAL ARTS

Route 2

CAD This workbook will be used during the rest of this period!

Content:

Part one CITY WALK

Part two Art Based Learning

‚Where Art You‘ Tour

In this document you will find exercises (which you will together with your partner), hints and clues. During the walk today you will need to find the answers to these exercises. The tasks and this booklet in general, will be used during the duration of this period (the whole process).

We will start at the back of the Bonnefantenmuseum (the Meuseriver side). Here you will receive this little booklet. The walk will take up to 1,5-2 hours. During the walk you will look for a business card from the artist of Touristclothing. In the attachment you will find the images of the item you will be searching. If you found this card, the back will tell you what you have won!

To properly work on this assignment, it is of utmost importance to carefully watch your environment, for things like small statues that catch your eye. If you find something (or something finds you) please do make pictures, draw and write a description because this will be the key to the next period.

You have made groups of no more than 2 people and you guys will start at the same location, don’t follow other groups blindly because you might have a different route.

• Route 1 -> Sint Servaas Brug
• Route 2 -> Hoge Brug

Exercise 1: Ask yourself an authentic question, something personal and only for you. An exemplary question COULD be:

• What if you were able to change the weather?
• What if dragons were real?
• What if the earth wouldn’t have gravitation?
• If you could hear the thoughts of someone, what would you do with it?
• WHAT IF YOU CAME FROM A DIFFERENT PLANET, HAD 20 THIN FINGERS PER HAND (WITH WHOM YOU COULD DO EVERYTHING) AND YOU WOULDN’T BE ABLE TO SPEAK THIS LANGUAGE?? HOW WOULD YOU THEN (…)

Please mark that your personal question doesn’t have anything to do with art!

You will write down the question BEFORE you start this walk!

Your personal question is:

Could I be content with a normal, boring life?

During the walk you will see all kinds of artworks like sculptures, relief, murals, image-poems, etc…

There will be ONE artwork that chooses you! This artwork is of utter importance for your research during this period. After this walk you will note the title of the artwork and the name of the artist. Of course, you will later on add a picture in your workbook. (see further on)

Of course, it is impossible to see every single artwork in Maastricht during one walk but in case that an artwork hasn’t chosen you, you are allowed to create a list of artworks¹²of Maastricht. In the workbook part 2 you will get additional information about the exercises surrounding the artwork.

Please mind that one of the lists has quite the personal opinions about the pieces of art, so this is not objective, and I do ask you to make up your own mind about the pieces of art

ROUTE 2

Bonnefantenmuseum

We are standing here at a museum designed by architect Aldo Rossi. The curious thing about the building is that you can find a character in it. What character do you see in this building and how can we see this as well?

Answer: This is the character:  ________________________________________________

An artist famed by his sculptural structures made with Corten steel is Richard Serra. You can view this artwork at all the hours of the day, seeing as it is outside and publicly available.

• In this phrase you can find the title of this art piece, what is the name of this artwork?

Corten

• These blocks of solid metal could be seen as some kind of domino, could you push these blocks from its space? Is the artwork fixed to the floor?

Its fixed.

• To which art movement can this piece of art be categorized?

________Modern

____

Sol Lewitt designed this piece of art, if you observe it properly it will most probably look similar to another architectural marvel. What architectural building looks similar to this work of art?
Pyramids

On the roundabout near the museum, you can view an artwork with stars (image below). In honour of what is the monument?

The EU.

The Stars of Europe, Maura Biava, Avenue Céramique, 2002

you will haVe to walk towArds the nExt locatioN, please rEad everything propeRly or yoU mAy mIss somE important inforMation. ClUes will be hidden in the wholE exercises for the artwalk.

VAENER UAIEMC_UE

AVENUE CERAMI_UE

_ _ _ _ _ _    _ _ _ _ _ _ Q _ _ was absolutely no success, can you explain why?

No one comes from that direction.

Walk towards square 1992, and the “Bordenhal”, use the path next to the Meuse river.

Bordenhal

• What is the correlation between the Bordenhal and the Wiebenga hal?

They both used to be factories.

The hoeg brök is an icon in Maastricht that you probably already know. The architect who did design this bridge, died at a young age and never managed to see the building finished before he died. If you had been able to change something about the “high bridge”, what would you have changed?

Make the stairs better.

Stand in the middle of this location, sketch and take picture of something in this environment that catches your eye. Don’t tell your partner the location, he/she will need to guess the location based on your drawing:

________________________________

In the park you will find the right itinerary, if you follow the clues given to you.  What is a Dutch “koningsboom” describe how you can recognize this. Take a picture and add in here.

The silver fence.

Slanted there is a poem, written on steel, when you find this poem you will know where to go. You will follow the path to the left over the pond. Where is this poem written on steel? Can you read it? Who wrote this poem?

___________________________________________________________________________

Take a picture of the Poem and continue towards the TRUE GATE

(place the picture on the right)

The gate you can see on the left is built around 1887-1888, and you can notice older architectural style elements.

What is name of this gate?

Which architectural style elements can you link back to the gate?

• Romanesque
• Ghotic
• Roman

How can you tell?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________

Go through the gate and take the first path on the left after the gate (molenhofpad) continue to walk, and search there were the birds sing and the animals graze, there were the people dare to taunt geese and ducks. Continue the path towards the Tapijnkazerne

Draw on the map the rout you have walked in the park so far.

In the Tapijnkazerne area is a building called “Het Werkgebouw”, How many companies does this building hold?

9

If you found your way towards the Tapijnkazerne the next step is to (bear with me) find a certain sculpture seated on a bench. He looks sad and might correlate to the artwork called “halfautomatische troostmachine” by Michel Huisman. Find the sculpture and sketch this.

Afterwards go to the giraffe and the continuation of the sculpture.

What is the relation between both parts of this sculpture?

The bear is said that the giraffe is dead

How many animals can be found in (near) this piece of art, can you mention a few of these animals?

Monkey tasmaanse buidelwolf trekduif. 14 animals

___________________________________________________________________________

“Pardon me,” said he, smiling, “pardon me my dear compatriot, but I had wholly forgotten you. But what help is there for it! A captain is nothing but a father of a family, charged with even a greater responsibility than the father of an ordinary family. Soldiers are big children; but as I maintain that the orders of the king, and more particularly the orders of the cardinal, should be executed–”

Charles Debatz-Castelmore could not restrain a smile. By this smile M. de Treville judged that he had not to deal with a fool, and changing the conversation, came straight to the point.

“I respected your father very much,” said he. “What can I do for the son? Tell me quickly; my time is not my own.”

In this small passage from a book is a name fully written, from what book is this excerpt?  By what name is this person better known?

D’artagnan

___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

This was the clue for the next location. The picture on the right depicts a detail shot of a certain spot on the next object.

Sketch the object and mark where the picture has been taken.

After the sculpture you will go towards a mural by R. TOPOR  (see image below), you can find this in the area where there is a split between Tongersestraat and Kakeberg.

What is the meaning behind this mural?

Human right. Specifically freedom of speech and indoctrination.

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

Draw details of the mural in the left box.

Take Kakeberg (road on the right side) down and you will find yourself on a square with two art schools.

Which Academies can you find here?

Jan van eyck academy and zuyd conservatorium

__________________________________

__________________________________

I would like to point out that we have voucher for a delightful Vegetable soup at RUMORS. You can only get this soup today, so please do use the voucher. The address of the location is written down below. You can go earlier or a bit later.

KOESTRAAT 13

MAASTRICHT

Vanessa looked over her shoulder, she had walked for quite a while now and the city slowly seemed to get smaller.Ridges of the carts crossing her path were marked on the dry and dusty dirt roads.In every city she had been the streets had been filthy, she had observed over the years, she much more preferred these dusty and dry dirt roads. Juggling her many bags on her shoulders she trudged on. The last hour or so she had felt more and more sluggish. Hours of walking would do that to you, not that she could stop, she had to keep on going before they noticed she was gone. One wrong move, one wrong person noticing her and she might be in a heap of trouble. Fear was slowly growing with every step that she took.

Vanessa Ridges In Juggling The Hours One Fear

What location in the centre of Maastricht are you looking for, and how did you find it?
Vrijthof coloured letters. It was obvious.

The location you figured out just now, has art pieces that are sometimes hard and sometimes easy to find. There is a procession with the name ‘t zaat hermieneke, 1993, made by Han van Wetering.
Find this procession, take a picture of a particular detail and sketch this in detail.

What material was used to make this piece of art?

_____________________________________

This piece of art portrays something, what does it portray?

_____________________________________

_____________________________________

In the picture you can see a detail from a certain door designed by Appie Drielsma. Drielsma has designed two doors in this area.

Which two buildings have doors, designed by Appie Drielsma?

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

As previously mentioned, the picture on the right depicts a detailed shot from one of the doors, which one?

___________________________________________________________________________

LAST FEW QUESTIONS

Which piece of art has chosen you? (please do not choose Architecture)

_______________________________________________________________________

Will you use this piece of art during the rest of this period or will you choose a different piece of art from the list? Please explain and if needed re-choose don’t forget to add the explanation.
________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Add a picture of the artwork that chose YOU!

If you have answered everything this scavenger hunt is over. You are freely able to choose how to get to your bike.