A few months ago, Belgium celebrated the opening of two museums dedicated to the work of two of its most important, or at least most iconic, artists : René Magritte and Hergé. And that proved a good opportunity for Focus Magazine’s Karl Meersman to bring the two together in one image that is at once a tribute and a subtly critical jab.
(cartoon © Karl Meersman, 2009)
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July 23rd, 2009 00:09
I was really sad about it, but then after a while I have realized that if they treat candidates “as numbers” and not as people and give generic questions regardless of what you apply for, than they would probably treat me as a number once I would start to work for them.
Life is to short for being a number
Thanks for the great post!
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July 23rd, 2009 01:07