Arno exhibition extended to end of summer
CinemArno, an exhibition dedicated to the world of Flemish living legend Arno Hintjens, has been extended due to popular demand
4,000 visitors so far
Arno turned 65 last month and celebrated with special concerts and the launch of the exhibition, which is staged in an old cinema and features photos, video and soundscapes meant to immerse visitors in “the world of Arno”.
“In not even four weeks, we’ve had 4,000 visitors,” said Ostend city alderman Niko Geldhof. “We can easily, then, call it a success. We are happy to be able to extend it to 31 August so that summer tourists can also enjoy the exhibition.”
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Lisa Bradshaw is the editor-in-chief of Flanders Today. She worked as an editor and journalist in her homeland, the United States, before moving to the awesome city of Ghent in 2004. If she’s not in the office, she’s probably at a film festival.
