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Cosmetic Fix
"[Noterdaeme] came up with a fund-raising scheme....He launched a limited-edition line of custom cosmetics named after some of the artists represented at the Barnes [Foundation]: Renoir Pink, Picasso Black, Van Gogh Yellow and Cézanne Brown." - Lamar Clarkson
Art News, February 2008

Live Like a Crazy: 'The Homeless Museum' Is Now 'The Homeless Museum Of Art.'
"[Noterdaeme] is also famous for writing letters to people like Ronald Lauder, president of the Neue Galerie..." - Sheila McClear
Gawker, December 12, 2007
Read the article online at gawker.com

The Art of Museum Critique
"Noterdaeme also asked Wilson about an upcoming director's presentation titled, "Installation Is Marketing." "Indeed," he asked, "whose interest is the museum serving when the main focus seems to be on deploying marketing strategies?"- Alice Thorson
The Kansas City Star, July 22, 2007
Read a transcript for the article here or check it out on the Kansas City Star's website.

"The cleverest critic of NYC museums is artist Filip Noterdaeme." - Tyler Green
Modern Art Notes, February 21, 2007

"HoMu combines wry Dada absurdity and riotous performance with a razor-sharp concept." - Brice Brown
The New York Sun, January 12, 2007

A Museum That's Part Serious and Part Send-up
"HoMu BKLYN is an elaborate and meticulous sendup of the contemporary museum world: you feel as if you were part of a mockumentary directed by Christopher Guest of 'Waiting for Guffman' and 'Best in Show" fame.'" - Dan Shaw
The New York Times, January 7, 2007
Read the entire article here or check it out in the New York Times online archive.

Homelessness Begins At Home
"HoMu engages visitors in the experience of looking at art by placing it in a context so intimate there's no choice but to participate, so absurdly unpretentious that no one is intimidated." - Samantha Topol
The Believer Magazine, December 2006/January 2007
Read the entire article here or check it out in the Magazine's online archive.

In June 2006, KCUR's Laura Spencer interviewed Filip Noterdaeme about HoMu Cribs, an exclusive one-day-only museum displayed in private homes, or cribs, in Kansas City.
Listen to the interview online here.

"Perhaps HoMu will signal a shift, and art museums will once again be about art." - David Friedlander
Columbia Daily Spectator, October 11, 2006

In March 2006 at DIVA (Digital Video Art Fair), Raul Zamundio interviewed Filip Noterdaeme for Art After Dark, a video series produced by the Artist Network, New York.
Watch the interview online here.

"Noterdaeme uses homelessness to critique what he sees as a haughty high-art scene and a society capable of simultaneously producing homeless people and elite art galleries." - Vincent Trivett
The L Magazine, Feb 15-26, 2006

"HoMu is absurd and unsettling." -Liz Webster
Time Out New York, December 29/2005-January 4, 2006