rare and legendary flemish avant-garde magazine.Similar to the German counterpart 'Sturm,' which started a decade earlier. It dealt with topics from all areas of modern art, architecture, literature and
music, and was illustrated with original graphics.
With issue Number 13, the first of Het Overzicht's 'second series,' Peeters had "taken over co-editorship as well as cover design of the magazine. From this point on, the magazine quickly abandons what was left of its nationalism and traditionalism to embrace the more international European avant-garde movements, signaling a desire to forge connections between the Continent's radical experiments in art and literature. This realignment is seen in both its poetics, which shift more to the free verse and sound poetry of cubism and dada, as well as its visual art, which takes on explicitly futurist and constructivist aesthetics"--Letterform Archive, Periodicals as Collections, No. 1: Het Overzicht and Wendingen, letterformarchive.org.