Gijs Assman, Maartje Korstanje, Koen Taselaar group

2019-03-16

2019-08-18

-OF CLAY- The Europees Keramisch Werkcentrum (EKWC), where renowned artists and promising new talents can experiment with clay to their heart-s desire, is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. To mark this event Gemeentemuseum Den Haag will select installations made by seven diverse Dutch artists who combine ceramics with other materials, or experiment with new techniques in surprising way. Each installation is like a personal universe with its own laws and rules combining both art and craft. With works by: Dick Verdult, Helen Frik, Gijs Assmann, Jennifer Tee, Maartje Korstanje, Koen Taselaar and Thijs Jaeger. Gemeentemuseum Den Haag.www.gemeentemuseum.nl

Luc Deleu Ulay Mark Luyten group

2019-07-05

2019-08-04

FurkArt ephemera, Ulay, Guillaume Bijl, Per Kirkeby, François Morellet, Hamish Fulton, John Armleder, Mark Luyten, Lawrence Weiner, Isi Fiszman, René Zäch, Ria Pacquée, Glen Baxter, Jacques Hainard, Luc Deleu, Roman Signer. M HKA, Antwerpen

Marjolijn van den Assem, Mirjam Kuitenbrouwer,group

2019-01-26

2019-07-14

‘stil’ In 2019 De Ketelfactory celebrates its 10-year anniversary. A wonderful occasion to bring together all artists who ever exhibited work here. Winnie Teschmacher invited them to create a work of art about ‘silence’, no bigger than 30 x 30 x 30 cm. Ketefactory, Schiedam

Franck Bragigand group

2019-05-05

2019-07-06

Alternatives For Living-Blueprints for Haus Lange Haus Esters, ACT 1: UTOPIA, Curators: Katia Baudin, Dr. Magdalena Holzhey, Dr. Sylvia Martin, Krefeld - Germany

Pieter Laurens Mol

2019-01-30

2019-06-17

The work of Pieter Laurens Mol (1946) often features references to Vincent van Gogh. Both artists are originally from Brabant. In several works, Mol explores the personal significance of these shared beginnings. Memories of Pieter Laurens Mol’s native region in Brabant play an important role in his work. With the works that he selected especially for this presentation, he is keen to also stimulate visitors’ memories. Mol’s artworks are packed with dual meanings. Numerous works allude to the past, or contain hints towards a painting by Vincent van Gogh. With his presentation, Mol wants to create a refuge during the museum visit: ‘I hope to create resonance, something that invites reflection’. The bedroom Van Gogh museum Amsterdam. .https://vangoghmuseum.nl/en/explore-the-collection/van-gogh-inspires/van-gogh-inspires-pieter-laurens-mol,

Marinus Boezem group

2019-03-08

2019-06-09

‘Radicalism in the Wilderness:Japanese Arists in he Global 1960s. This exhibition introduces the radial experiments of three artists in 1960s Japan, who made groundbreaking contributions to the development of international postwar art in defiance of existing conventions of art-making, and who were directly connected to and produced work that resonated with various other global practioners, Japan Society, New York

Tom Kok & Jan Willem Deiman

2019-04-06

2019-06-02

Cleaning The Snow, Dusting The Fur at 38CC, Delft