Willem de Ridder
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| - | {{Template}}'''Willem Cornelius de Ridder''' ([['s-Hertogenbosch]], [[October 14]] [[1939]]) is a [[Dutch]] [[radio]]maker, [[story|storyteller]], [[magazine]] editor, and [[Fluxus]] artist. He started his career by leading the Amsterdam [[Paradiso]] concert venue. With [[George Maciunas]], [[Yoko Ono]] and [[Eric Andersen]], Willem was an early force behind the Fluxus movement. He produced theatre shows with [[Annie Sprinkle]]. He also co-organized the [[Wet Dream Festival]] and co-founded ''[[Suck]]''. | + | {{Template}} |
| + | '''Willem Cornelius de Ridder''' ([['s-Hertogenbosch]], [[October 14]] [[1939]]) is a [[Dutch radio]]maker, [[story|storyteller]], [[magazine]] editor, and [[Fluxus]] artist. He started his career by leading the Amsterdam [[Paradiso]] concert venue. With [[George Maciunas]], [[Yoko Ono]] and [[Eric Andersen]], Willem was an early force behind the Fluxus movement. He produced theatre shows with [[Annie Sprinkle]]. He also co-organized the [[Wet Dream Film Festival]] and co-founded ''[[Suck, The First European Sex Paper|Suck]]''. | ||
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Willem Cornelius de Ridder ('s-Hertogenbosch, October 14 1939) is a Dutch radiomaker, storyteller, magazine editor, and Fluxus artist. He started his career by leading the Amsterdam Paradiso concert venue. With George Maciunas, Yoko Ono and Eric Andersen, Willem was an early force behind the Fluxus movement. He produced theatre shows with Annie Sprinkle. He also co-organized the Wet Dream Film Festival and co-founded Suck.
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