De winner of the AD/HC People's Choice Award The Hague Sculpture 2008 will be announced on August 28. (For more information on the Incentive Price, see 'activities')

Programm VideoBox The Hague Sculpture 2008

Week 1:           6 June – 15 June
My Barbarian, The Golden Age, 2007, 05’03” [2 Channel] (Courtesy of My Barbarian, Los Angeles)
                       
Week 2:          16 June – 22 June
Julika Rudelius, (Dui), Forever, 2006, 15’00”  [2 Channel] (Courtesy of De Hallen, Haarlem)

Weken 3/4:        Independence Day programm
                       
Week 3           23 June – 29 June
- Benny Ramsay (Can) & Pascal Lievre (Fra), Patriotic, 2005, 4’05” (Courtesy of Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Amsterdam)
- Kenneth Tin-Kin Hung, Because Washington Is Hollywood For Ugly People, 2007, 7’30” (Courtesy of Postmasters Gallery,  New York)

Week 4           30 June – 6 July Political Propaganda
Antonio Muntadas (Spa), Political Advertisement, 1984-2004, 74’00” (Courtesy of Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Amsterdam)

Week 5:           1 July – 13 July
Compilation Man bijt Hond bij de Zwarte Vogel, 2007 (Courtesy of NCRV, Man bijt Hond, Thanks to De Zwarte Vogel, Den Haag)

Week 6:           14 July – 20 July
Andrea Fraser, Official Welcome, 2003, 30’ 00”  (De Hallen)
& Little Frank and His Carp, 2001, 6’00” (Courtesy of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam)

Week 7:           21 July – 27 July
Nam June Paik, Global Groove, 1973, 29’00” (Courtesy of  Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Amsterdam)

Week 8:           28 July – 3 August
Paul McCarthy, Bossy Burger, 1991, 50’00” (Courtesy of De Hallen, Haarlem)                  

Week 9:           4 August – 10 August
Lawrence Weiner, Plowmans Lunch, 1982, 28’26” (Courtesy of Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Amsterdam)

Week 10:          11 August – 17 august
Richard Serra & Carlotta Freeman, Television delivers people, 1973, 06’32”  (Courtesy of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam)

Week 11:          18 August – 24 August
Dan Graham, Audience/Performer/Mirror, 1977, 17’45” (Courtesy of Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Amsterdam)

Week 12:          25 August – 31 August
Corinna Schnitt (Dui), Living a Beautiful Life, 2003, 13’00” (Courtesy of Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Amsterdam)

Pulchri Studio was founded in 1847 as the “Schilderkundig Genootschap Pulchri Studio” [The Pulrichi Studio Society for The Art of Painting]. At the present, Pulchri Studio has 440 artist members and 700 “art-loving members”. Its Vrijheid [Freedom] exhibition was organised to link up with the Freedom exhibition of The Hague Sculpture. From Freedom to Vrijheid and vice versa. In this way, The Hague Sculpture literally penetrates Pulchri; in a number of halls, sculptures are exposed. The set-up allows the public to literally view two art forms side by side. See also the Pulchri Studio website: www.pulchri.nl.

Opening of the first Vrijheid/Freedom exhibition
This first exhibition was held from 31 May till 12 June 2008 and linked up to the exhibition of American sculpture from 1958 onward organised this year by The Hague Sculpture. Pulrichi had asked artists to give their own scintillating interpretation of the concept of Freedom.

Opening of the Vrijheid/Freedom II exhibition
This second exhibition was held from 14 June till 13 July.
Artists participating in Vrijheid/Freedom II were:
Jurjen Ravenhorst - Simon Koene - Ellen van Toor - Pien Hazenberg - Anna Koenigs - Loek Bos- Ben Manusama

Opening of the exhibition Vrijheid/Freedom III
This third exhibition was held from 05 July till 24 July.
Artists participating in Vrijheid/Freedom IIII were:
M. Civikov - Emiel van der Beek - Conny Kuiperi - Lisa van der Heijden - Peter Gentenaar- Jaco van der Vaart