Tjebbe van Tijen

Tjebbe van Tijen works as a multi-media artist under the name <a href= http://imaginarymuseum.org/ target=_blank>Imaginary Museum</a>, making inter-active installations to dramatise history.

NATO’s collateral tyrannicide

Will the killing of Osama Bin Laden bring justice and peace to the world? There is a growing body of evidence reaching back through the centuries, to suggest that it will not.

By Tjebbe van Tijen

/ 7 May 2011

Wilders and the Dutch press: scapegoater hunted down as a witch

Judgmental journalism directed at members of parliament is an orchestrated form of ‘mob-justice’ in the Netherlands today. Self-appointed media watchdogs present a bigger danger to society than the persons they pursue

By Tjebbe van Tijen

/ 30 Nov 2010

The sorrow of the Netherlands

The renowned British historian, Simon Schama, opened his epic portrait of the golden age of Dutch culture with the words: It is the peculiar genius of the Dutch to seem,

By Tjebbe van Tijen

/ 21 May 2002