AMSTERDAM.- Galerie Gabriel Rolt presents Urban Songlines, an exhibition of recent works on paper, photography and video / animation by Dutch artist Allard van Hoorn. This will be his first exhibition with the gallery. Allard van Hoorn explores our relationship to public space and the extent to which we can claim ownership over it. In life we develop relationships to our surroundings; to the places in which we work, live, sleep, love, dream; sites of turning points and great events that develop very specific and lasting connotations. For ‘Urban Songlines’ he presents translations into music of three public structures and buildings. Using sound, image, video and animation, this exhibition serves as a realization of his theories and research, as well as documentation of the process. ‘Urban Songlines’ is a proposal to the audience: by allowing us to ‘listen’ to buildings rather than see them, the work