Uitzending van 17 juni 2018

Nu het stof rond de presentatie van Wim Hazeu’s biografie over Lucebert is neergedaald, onderzoekt Radio Doc de consequenties. Moet het werk van deze kunstenaar, met de kennis van zijn nazisympathie en antisemitisme op jeugdige leeftijd, anders worden beoordeeld? Hoe beschouwen de erven en andere betrokkenen bij het oeuvre de uiteenlopende interpretaties? Een documentaire van Tom Rooduijn met ontmoetingen met de kinderen, de uitgever en de biograaf van Lucebert en niet eerder opgerakelde citaten van de meester zelf uit het archief.

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