w. carver want to welcome to another week of your remarks i'm your host meghan lee it is great to have you along here's a look at what's coming up. cultural capital the dutch city of leo but i get a new status. in the time travel how a swiss a village goes back one hundred years every january. and the end of an era a look back at u.k.'s success after the death of its founder. we kick off the show in the dutch city of layovers out of because it is getting extra special attention this year along with the let's say in malta has been named the european capital of culture for two thousand and eighteen well until now it's not necessarily been a tourist destination but the city's authorities are hoping its new status will change that. rest taking landscapes and a wrong windy coastline the setting for a european capital of culture twenty eighteen zero water is located behind the dykes of friesland in the north nicknamed little amsterdam because of its picturesque canals and gabled houses it boasts some one hundred thousand inhabitants. thanks have big plans for the coming year. what we wanted as g

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go to go see him on t w it's. a. carver want to welcome to our highlights show i'm your host meghan lee bringing you the best picks of the week here's a look at what's coming up. on its head celebrating georg basel this is inverted style as the artist turns eighty eight. on his way maxine seimone sets out to revive the legendary house of azhar old. and on her own sara in the background creativity through the illustration. we start the show with a portrait of a man considered to be one of the most important contemporary painters of our time georg basel that's now his work is deeply rooted in european history and american painting early on he decided to turn things upside down and we sat down with him to find out why. the world isn't upside down but gail vassalage says while there's a german artist who grew up in east germany started inverting his paintings in one nine hundred sixty nine his retrospective at basil's found us around by our features many of these images salutes his continued working with upside down imagery to