Schone Kunsten

by Kurt van Eeghem

Oscar Wilde had gelijk. Het leven bootst de kunst meer na dan de kunst het leven nabootst. Al vele jaren lang verpersoonlijkt Kurt Van Eeghem op onnavolgbare wijze het kunstminnende publiek. Zijn talent voor bewondering is legendarisch. Of het nu over beeldende kunst, theater, muziek of literatuur gaat, zijn enthousiasme laat niemand onberoerd. In Schone Kunsten leidt Kurt Van Eeghem ons rond in een wondere wereld. Er is altijd nog zoveel dat we kunnen zien, beleven of lezen. Ons leven is te kort voor al die schoonheid. Daarom hebben we een ervaren gids nodig. Iemand die ons door zijn eigen verwondering leert kijken, lezen en genieten.

304 pages, Paperback

Published March 3, 2017

About the author

Kurt Van Eeghem is a Belgian television and radio host, actor, writer, and columnist e is widely recognized for his multifaceted career in Belgian media and entertainment. Van Eeghem began his career in the 1970s as a radio presenter for the Flemish public broadcaster, BRT (now VRT). Over the years, he became a prominent figure in Belgian broadcasting, hosting various radio shows and later transitioning to television. His television work included hosting cultural programs, game shows, and presenting events such as the Eurovision Song Contest in 1987. Aside from his successful broadcasting career, Van Eeghem has a passion for writing. He has authored several books, covering a range of topics from entertainment to personal memoirs. Additionally, he's contributed columns to newspapers and magazines, showcasing his versatility as a writer and commentator. Throughout his career, Kurt Van Eeghem has remained a prominent and respected figure in Belgian media, known for his wit, versatility, and contributions to both radio and television.

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