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Art Amsterdam 2011
OPENING MAY 11TH. AT 8AM CET TILL JUNE 30TH 2011.
OPENING PREMIUM PLUS MEMBERS MAY 10TH 2011, 5PM CET (login required)
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Premium Plus – With this level of membership, buyers are given early admission and purchase rights a day before the fair opens to the public.
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Art Amsterdam will be the first art fair in the world to have both a physical and an online presence. To this end, Art Amsterdam 2011 is collaborating with openartcollection.com. Over 70 exhibitors at Art Amsterdam 2011 exhibit on openartcollection.com all the works on show at the fair and sometimes even additional works. Members of openartcollection.com can subsequently submit questions concerning or bids for the work on display.
The galleries that will participate online are:
Belgium: Van der Mieden, Stieglitz 19,
Denmark: Moller Witt
Germany: artfinder I Mathias Güntner, Andreas Binder, Brutto Gusto, FB69 Kolja Steinrötter, Carolyn Heinz, Hunchentoot, Jarmuschek + Partner, dr. Julius ap, Anna Klinkhammer, Laura Mars GRP.,Maerzgalerie Leipzig / Berlin, Martin Mertens, Rasche Ripken, TZR Kai Brückner,
Great-Britain: Anya Stonelake/White Space , Vegas
South-Korea: Skape
Netherlands: Art Affairs,Bob Smit Gallery, BuroDijkstra ArtGallery,Canvas International Art, Cityscapes Gallery, Contempo Galerie, De Rijk Fine Art/De Rijk Contemporary Art, Galerie 10, Galerie Akinci, Galerie Alex Daniëls, Galerie Bart, Galerie Brandt, Galerie De Zaal, Galerie Dick de Bruijn, Galerie Dom'Arte, Galerie Fons Welters, Galerie Frank Taal, Galerie Hein Elferink, Galerie Husstege, Galerie Judy Straten, Galerie Maria Chailloux, Galerie Maurits van de Laar,Galerie Clement, Galerie Roger Katwijk, Galerie Slewe,Galerie Wilms,Galerie Wit, galerie with tsjalling, Galerie Witteveen,Kunsthandel Rueb, Kunsthandel Willy Schoots B.V., Kunsthandel/Galerie Meijer,HB Galerie,
LhGWR Liefhertje en de Grote Witte Reus, Livingstone Gallery, Marian Cramer Projects, METIS-NL, MKgalerie.nl, PARC Editions, RAM-Art, RONMANDOS gallery, Soledad Senlle B.V., St. Art Gallery, Steendrukkerij Amsterdam B.V., Suzanne Biederberg Gallery, Ten Haaf Projects B.V., Ton de Boer, Van Kranendonk B.V., VOUS ETES ICI
Norway: Galleri Maria Veie
Czech Republic: Deah Orh
Switzerland: Barbara Seiler
Visits to the Virtual Fair:
Visiting the virtual fair and access to the works of art is free of charge. Visitors are required, however, to register with OpenArtCollection.com for a free Basic subscription in order to see additional information about a work of art offered.
A minimum Basic plus subscription is required to see the prices and contact details for a work of art.
Membership requirements for buyers:
In order to place an offer on a work, openartcollection.com members must have a subscription to one of the openartcollection.com subscription plans.
Premium Membership:
Premium members get early admission and purchase rights 1 day prior to the official opening of the Fair. Early admission starts on May 10th 2011.
Basic-Plus Membership:
Basic-Plus members can place offers from the opening day onwards.
Exhibition dates: May 10 - 31, 2011
OPENING PREMIUM PLUS MEMBERS MAY 10TH 2011, 5PM CET (login required)
Visit to Virtual Art Amsterdam 2011
Access is free of charge but visitors will need to register for at least a free basic subscription to view basic information about each piece exhibited.
Membership for Buyers
There are three additional levels of membership available for buyers wishing to purchase art at the online Art Amsterdam 2011 fair, and these are:
Premium Plus – With this level of membership, buyers are given early admission and purchase rights a day before the fair opens to the public.
Premium & Basic Plus – This level of membership allows buyers to place offers on Pieces exhibited from the opening day onwards.
Art Amsterdam will be the first art fair in the world to have both a physical and an online presence. To this end, Art Amsterdam 2011 is collaborating with openartcollection.com. Over 70 exhibitors at Art Amsterdam 2011 exhibit on openartcollection.com all the works on show at the fair and sometimes even additional works. Members of openartcollection.com can subsequently submit questions concerning or bids for the work on display.
The galleries that will participate online are:
Belgium: Van der Mieden, Stieglitz 19,
Denmark: Moller Witt
Germany: artfinder I Mathias Güntner, Andreas Binder, Brutto Gusto, FB69 Kolja Steinrötter, Carolyn Heinz, Hunchentoot, Jarmuschek + Partner, dr. Julius ap, Anna Klinkhammer, Laura Mars GRP.,Maerzgalerie Leipzig / Berlin, Martin Mertens, Rasche Ripken, TZR Kai Brückner,
Great-Britain: Anya Stonelake/White Space , Vegas
South-Korea: Skape
Netherlands: Art Affairs,Bob Smit Gallery, BuroDijkstra ArtGallery,Canvas International Art, Cityscapes Gallery, Contempo Galerie, De Rijk Fine Art/De Rijk Contemporary Art, Galerie 10, Galerie Akinci, Galerie Alex Daniëls, Galerie Bart, Galerie Brandt, Galerie De Zaal, Galerie Dick de Bruijn, Galerie Dom'Arte, Galerie Fons Welters, Galerie Frank Taal, Galerie Hein Elferink, Galerie Husstege, Galerie Judy Straten, Galerie Maria Chailloux, Galerie Maurits van de Laar,Galerie Clement, Galerie Roger Katwijk, Galerie Slewe,Galerie Wilms,Galerie Wit, galerie with tsjalling, Galerie Witteveen,Kunsthandel Rueb, Kunsthandel Willy Schoots B.V., Kunsthandel/Galerie Meijer,HB Galerie,
LhGWR Liefhertje en de Grote Witte Reus, Livingstone Gallery, Marian Cramer Projects, METIS-NL, MKgalerie.nl, PARC Editions, RAM-Art, RONMANDOS gallery, Soledad Senlle B.V., St. Art Gallery, Steendrukkerij Amsterdam B.V., Suzanne Biederberg Gallery, Ten Haaf Projects B.V., Ton de Boer, Van Kranendonk B.V., VOUS ETES ICI
Norway: Galleri Maria Veie
Czech Republic: Deah Orh
Switzerland: Barbara Seiler
Visits to the Virtual Fair:
Visiting the virtual fair and access to the works of art is free of charge. Visitors are required, however, to register with OpenArtCollection.com for a free Basic subscription in order to see additional information about a work of art offered.
A minimum Basic plus subscription is required to see the prices and contact details for a work of art.
Membership requirements for buyers:
In order to place an offer on a work, openartcollection.com members must have a subscription to one of the openartcollection.com subscription plans.
Premium Membership:
Premium members get early admission and purchase rights 1 day prior to the official opening of the Fair. Early admission starts on May 10th 2011.
Basic-Plus Membership:
Basic-Plus members can place offers from the opening day onwards.
Exhibition dates: May 10 - 31, 2011
2011-05-11 to 2011-07-26
Curated by: Galerie Dom 'Arte Gerry Broos
Works by: Ger Lataster, Theo Kuijpers
Gallery in paintings and sculptures
Curated by: Galerie Wilms
Works by: Emma van Drongelen, Isabella Werkhoven, Frank Lenferink
Galerie Wilms
Contemporary Art
Contemporary Art
Curated by: Marloes van der Weide
Works by: Hidenori Mitsue
Concepts like the imagination, the recognisable and unrecognisable are starting points for Japanese artist Hidenori Mitsue from which to engage in experiments with perception. In his work he finds new meanings to everyday subjects and events. Mitsue combines this with the abstract, thus creating a renewed irrational relation. Recognisable symbols and images leave their usual context and are at the centre stage of the new situation.
Duality is a major aspect of Mitsue's work. His cultural and social background as well as influences from the Western world are present in his paintings. This notion of duality also speaks in his use of colours. With powerful colours he will contrast a quiet set of colours; or he will combine thickly applied paint textures with delicately painted subjects.
Duality is a major aspect of Mitsue's work. His cultural and social background as well as influences from the Western world are present in his paintings. This notion of duality also speaks in his use of colours. With powerful colours he will contrast a quiet set of colours; or he will combine thickly applied paint textures with delicately painted subjects.
Curated by: Laura Mars
Works by: Philip Wiegard
LAURA MARS GRP. is a gallery for contemporary art based in Berlin. The gallery was established in 2001, with the aim of creating an up-to-date and open-minded forum for visual arts. From the outset, the gallery has placed special emphasis on Berlin as a hub of artistic creation, for both German and international artists. The gallery’s programme is based around the medium of paper (like drawing, collage or photography), however also features various other forms of artistic techniques such as painting, sculpture, installation and video.
Curated by: Maurits van de Laar
Works by: Martin Assig, Robbie Cornelissen, Ed Pien
Drawings and works on paper by Martin Assig, Robbie Cornelissen, Ed Pien
Curated by: Marisol Ferradas
Works by: Zhenchen Liu, Ruth Van Beek
Soledad Senlle Gallery shows the work of international
contemporary artists from various disciplines.
The exhibitions at Soledad Senlle Gallery are mostly
solo or duo presentations. In this way the artists are given a lot of
physical space and it enables them to experiment
without having to do concessions.
At Art Amsterdam 2011 Soledad Senlle Gallery
presents a solo exhibition by Zhenchen Liu.
contemporary artists from various disciplines.
The exhibitions at Soledad Senlle Gallery are mostly
solo or duo presentations. In this way the artists are given a lot of
physical space and it enables them to experiment
without having to do concessions.
At Art Amsterdam 2011 Soledad Senlle Gallery
presents a solo exhibition by Zhenchen Liu.
Curated by: suzanne schurgers / VEGAS Gallery
Works by: Heringa / Van Kalsbeek, Alex Hudson, Pascal Rousson, Geraldine Gliubislavich, Bouke De Vries
VEGAS AT STAND 108
VEGAS Gallery will be showing works by Heringa/Van Kalsbeek, Alex Hudson and Bouke de Vries at Stand 108.
PASCAL ROUSSON : SOLO PROJECT AT ART AMSTERDAM STAND 203
AS PART OF THE NO HOLDS BARRED PROGRAMME
Pascal Rousson’s ‘MUSEO DE LA MUERTE’ is an installation which can be perceived as a compilation, representing the random findings of a caveman in his chaotic behaviour: a collection of found objects that a primitive human being saw as means of bringing value to his existence and,
most importantly, to make more sense of the world. Rousson refers to Basquiat, Cézanne, Watteau, Decamps and others. Rousson is fascinated by the obscenity and provocation art can create. The notion of death often plays on the artist’s mind and is apparent in his references to the lives of
Jackson Pollock and Ernest Hemingway.
VEGAS Gallery will be showing works by Heringa/Van Kalsbeek, Alex Hudson and Bouke de Vries at Stand 108.
PASCAL ROUSSON : SOLO PROJECT AT ART AMSTERDAM STAND 203
AS PART OF THE NO HOLDS BARRED PROGRAMME
Pascal Rousson’s ‘MUSEO DE LA MUERTE’ is an installation which can be perceived as a compilation, representing the random findings of a caveman in his chaotic behaviour: a collection of found objects that a primitive human being saw as means of bringing value to his existence and,
most importantly, to make more sense of the world. Rousson refers to Basquiat, Cézanne, Watteau, Decamps and others. Rousson is fascinated by the obscenity and provocation art can create. The notion of death often plays on the artist’s mind and is apparent in his references to the lives of
Jackson Pollock and Ernest Hemingway.
Curated by: Jurriaan Van Kranendonk
Works by: Johan Nieuwenhuize, Stéphane Couturier, Hans Van der Meer, Benot Vollmer, Aymeric Fouquez
Gallery specialised in contemporary photography.
Curated by: Stefan Rasche
Works by: Hein Spellmann, Markus Willeke, Susanne Kutter, Ralph Merschmann, Jan Ros
gallery for emerging contemporary art
multi media program
founded 1991 in Münster
since 2008 located in Berlin-Mitte
participant at Art Amsterdam since 2006
multi media program
founded 1991 in Münster
since 2008 located in Berlin-Mitte
participant at Art Amsterdam since 2006
Curated by: Torsten Reiter
Works by: Hans Aichinger, Aris Kalaizis, Steffen Junghans
Leipzig / Berlin
Curated by: Livingstone gallery
Works by: John van 't Slot, Daniele Galliano, Adriaan Rees, Birgit Verwer, Klaas Gubbels, Raquel Maulwurf, Ryan Mendoza, Roger Wardin, Hugo Tieleman, Ad Gerritsen, Jan Wattjes
Stand nr 036: 20 years Livingstone gallery
with works by Günther Förg, Daniele Galliano, Ad Gerritsen, Klaas Gubbels, Raquel Maulwurf, Ryan Mendoza, Adriaan Rees, Hugo Tieleman, Birgit Verwer, Roger Wardin and Jan Wattjes
Stand nr 208: No Holds Barred: Birgit Verwer
with works by Günther Förg, Daniele Galliano, Ad Gerritsen, Klaas Gubbels, Raquel Maulwurf, Ryan Mendoza, Adriaan Rees, Hugo Tieleman, Birgit Verwer, Roger Wardin and Jan Wattjes
Stand nr 208: No Holds Barred: Birgit Verwer
Curated by: Martin Mertens
Works by: Pius Fox, Kai Mailaender, Jim Harris, Miriam Vlaming
Brunnenstraße 185, 2HH
10119 Berlin
+49.30.440 433 50
Schleißheimer Straße 26
80333 München
+49.89.547 271 01
info@martinmertens.com
www.martinmertens.com
10119 Berlin
+49.30.440 433 50
Schleißheimer Straße 26
80333 München
+49.89.547 271 01
info@martinmertens.com
www.martinmertens.com
Curated by: Diederik van der Mieden
Works by: Caio Reisewitz, Gonzalo Lebrija, Artemio (), Jasper Krabbe, Ulrike Heydenreich, Dirk Vander Eecken
theme: Dreams & Conflicts
Curated by: Oeke Witteveen
Works by: Wim Janssen, Paul van Dongen, Eva Roovers
The gallery - independent since 1988 - shows contemporary artists.
Through its collectors the gallery has also reached expert's status in the field of Abstract Art of the 50's and Cobra.
Through its collectors the gallery has also reached expert's status in the field of Abstract Art of the 50's and Cobra.
Curated by: Brutto Gusto
Works by: Dorian Hiethaar, Cathy Coez, Luzia Simons
Frank Bruggeman
Cathy Coëz
Bernard Heesen
Jan Koen Lomans
Ritsue Mishima
Dorian Hiethaar
Johanna Schweizer
Luzia Simons
Willem Speekenbrink
Cathy Coëz
Bernard Heesen
Jan Koen Lomans
Ritsue Mishima
Dorian Hiethaar
Johanna Schweizer
Luzia Simons
Willem Speekenbrink
Curated by: Kolja Steinrötter
Works by: Kristian Hornsleth, Anarkitty (), Ana Bagayan
The FB69 Gallery Kolja Steinrötter will show Anarkitty (Belfast), Ana Bagayan (Los Angeles) and Kristian von Hornlsleth at this Years Art Amsterdam. For Popsurrealists Ana Bagayan and Anarkitty it is the first big show on an international Art Fair.
Curated by: dries roelens
Works by: Liu (Xiaofang Liu), 223 (Zhipeng Lin), Chenman (Man Chen), Aurore Valade, Yang Dawei (Dawei Yang), jimmy kets
Contemporary 21th Century Art Photography
Curated by: Ton de Boer
Works by: paul de reus, Ionika Aalders, Ellen Mandemaker, Pieter Jan Kerstens
gallery
Curated by: PARC Editions
Works by: Jeroen Henneman, Marina Abramovic, Richard Long, Panamarenko, Marlene Dumas, Maria Roosen, Atelier Ted Noten (Ted Noten), B.C. Epker, Ted Noten
PARC is specialized in art in limited editions, multiples and graphical works of art.
PARC has an own webgallery: www.kukikuko.nl
PARC has an own webgallery: www.kukikuko.nl
Curated by: Nico van Breemen
Works by: Lotte van Lieshout, Marcel Reijerman, Mark Van Overeem, Frederik Roes
booth of stand nr 32 at Art Amsterdam 2011
Curated by: Justin Ten Haaf
Works by: Man Ray, Weegee, Carola Ernst, ben cottrell, Andrew Gilbert
Booth 072: Works by Andrew Gilbert, Carola Ernst, Ben Cottrell, Weegee, Man Ray e.a.
Phone number during fair: 0031-6-48916190
Phone number during fair: 0031-6-48916190
Curated by: Carolyn Heinz
Works by: Reinhold Engberding, Jose Carlos Izquierdo, Astrid Koeppe
art amsterdam: stand 041
galerie carolyn heinz
Klosterwall 13
D-20095 Hamburg
www.galeriecarolynheinz.de
galerie carolyn heinz
Klosterwall 13
D-20095 Hamburg
www.galeriecarolynheinz.de
Curated by: Galerie Bart
Works by: Frode Bolhuis, Sabi van Hemert, Peter van der Es, Louise te Poele, Tamara Muller, Joyce van Dongen, Yvonne Lacet, Niels Helmink, Barbara Wijnveld, Erik Klein Wolterink
In our booth 001 at Art Amsterdam we will show the work of video artist Peter van der Es and photographers Niels Helmink and Erik Klein Wolterink.
Curated by: Maria Chailloux
Works by: Lara de Moor, Gerard Prent
Booth number 17
Artists: Lara de Moor, Gerard Prent
Artists: Lara de Moor, Gerard Prent
Curated by: Berry Koedam
Works by: Marjolijn van den Assem, Tomas Schats, Per Abramsen
info@ram-art.nl-- www.ram-art.nl
tel/fax #31 (0)10.4767644 m. 0651398898
tel/fax #31 (0)10.4767644 m. 0651398898
Curated by: Judy Straten
Works by: Lenneke van der Goot, Iris Frerichs, Sara Bomans
A Concept Gallery: Art + Design + Fashion = Creative Mind
Curated by: Antoinette de Stigter
Works by: Katrin Korfmann
Count for Nothing 2009-2011 and Catalogue 2000-2010
(Mobile: +31-6-2128-1428)
(Mobile: +31-6-2128-1428)
Curated by: Rutger Brandt
Works by: Sander Meisner, Sander Cedee
Galerie Brandt is a gallery specialized in contemporary figurative art, located in Amsterdam.
Curated by: Liefhertje en De Grote Witte Reus
Works by: Johan Gustavsson, Sarah Carlier, Christian Kryl, Alexandra Crouwers, Ahmet Polat, Knibbeler Wetzer, Marleen Sleeuwits
LhGWR at Art Amsterdam '11
Curated by: VOUS ETES ICI
Works by: Bart Domburg, David Scher, Anne Jaap de Rapper, Mary A. Waters, Lieven Hendriks, Martijn Schuppers, Joachim Grommek
VOUS ETES ICI presents Lieven Hendriks in a solo booth and in a seperate booth new works by gallery artists Scarlett Hooft Graafland, Anne Jaap de Rapper, Mary A. Waters, Joachim Grommek, David Scher, Bart Domburg and Martijn Schuppers
Curated by: dr. julius | ap
Works by: Stephan Ehrenhofer, Ingrid Cerny, Edgar Diehl, Pierre Juillerat, Wolfgang Berndt
dr. julius | ap - The New Concrete and Architecture
dr. julius | ap is Berlin’s only gallery which presents concrete, non-representational, geometric and reductive art exclusively. Its program consists of eight exhibitions per year. Moreover, we have an additional focus on architecture, showing at least one exhibition annually related to architectural photography. Thus, we refer back to common concepts of the 1920s modernist movement and their topicality and relevance in 21st century art, which we refer to as The New Concrete.
dr. julius | ap is Berlin’s only gallery which presents concrete, non-representational, geometric and reductive art exclusively. Its program consists of eight exhibitions per year. Moreover, we have an additional focus on architecture, showing at least one exhibition annually related to architectural photography. Thus, we refer back to common concepts of the 1920s modernist movement and their topicality and relevance in 21st century art, which we refer to as The New Concrete.
Curated by: Albert Dijkstra
Works by: Lisa Couwenbergh, Olaf Mooij
Solo exhibition with sculptures and wall paintings by Lisa Couwenbergh (1953) and Solo exhibition with prints objects and sculptures by Olaf Mooij (1958).
World premier of new sculpture by Mooij: The Temple of Doom at No Holds Barred space the special project of art Amsterdam
World premier of new sculpture by Mooij: The Temple of Doom at No Holds Barred space the special project of art Amsterdam
Curated by: Leylâ Akinci
Works by: Esther Tielemans, Kirsten Geisler, Moyna Flannigan, Broersen & Lukács (Persijn & Margit Broersen & Lukács)
We are happy to invite you to 'Artificial Worlds' at Art Amsterdam, booth 146. We will show works by Persijn Broersen & Margit Lukács, Kirsten Geisler, Moyna Flannigan and Esther Tielemans.
The work of Persijn Broersen (1974, Delft) and Margit Lukács (1973, Amsterdam) is characterized by a quest for the sources of contemporary visual culture. With intricate layers of depersonalization, re-mediation and re-interpretation they demonstrate how reality, (mass)media and fiction are strongly intertwined in contemporary society. At Art Amsterdam they will show their new animation 'Time And Again', a lily decaying and blooming at the same time. The flower appears as white light on the wall. An arabesque that is not bound to time and space, fixed in an eternal now.
Persijn Broersen & Margit Lukács have had show at a.o.: World Expo Sjanghai, Muhka Antwerp and at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Upcoming: July 2011 their film 'Mastering Bambi' will be shown at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Since the mid-1990s Kirsten Geisler (1949, Berlin) has been working on the representation of the three-dimensional body in a virtual space and with the construction and manipulation of beauty. In Geisler's works the virtual person is a symbol for the reflection of our dreams: young, beautiful, slender, normal, healthy, and of course, never aging. At Art Amsterdam Geisler will show the first virtual birth of her creation Maya Brush, a full-size virtual beauty.
Recent exhibitions of Kirsten Geisler include: NIMK Amsterdam, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artas Buenos Aires, Chelsea Art Museum New York and Gemeente Museum Den Haag.
Moyna Flannigan (1963, Kirkcaldy) is one of Scotland’s most distinguished painters. Flannigan’s work is concerned with the human figure. It is based on sharp observation, a wry awareness of the human condition, its absurdities and tragedies, and a deep knowledge of the comic tradition of character types. Her newest work has been raised to a more mythic, dream-like level and also show a new choice in media: Flannigan will show new drawings, but also her first sculpture at Art Amsterdam.
Moyna Flannigan's works has been shown at a.o. : National Gallery Scotland Edinburgh, The Andy Warhol Museum Pittsburgh, Royal Academy of Arts London and Scottish National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh.
Prix de Rome winner Esther Tielemans (1976, Helmond) paints panels as of they were props, full of colour, hanging on the wall, lying on the floor or hanging loose in space. The visitor is enabled to wander trough the abstract landscape she creates. Tielemans draws attention to the visual quality of concentration, sensation, relation, attraction and repulsion, and places these in the world as if it were a stage. Where power and sensation often commit in a battle for attention in our visual culture, Tielemans manages to merge them together.
Esther Tielemans' work have been shown at a.o.: Museum van Bommel van Dam Venlo, Kunstverein Leverkusen, Van Abbe Museum Edinhoven, Galerie Zurcher Paris and Galerie Zurcher New York.
The work of Persijn Broersen (1974, Delft) and Margit Lukács (1973, Amsterdam) is characterized by a quest for the sources of contemporary visual culture. With intricate layers of depersonalization, re-mediation and re-interpretation they demonstrate how reality, (mass)media and fiction are strongly intertwined in contemporary society. At Art Amsterdam they will show their new animation 'Time And Again', a lily decaying and blooming at the same time. The flower appears as white light on the wall. An arabesque that is not bound to time and space, fixed in an eternal now.
Persijn Broersen & Margit Lukács have had show at a.o.: World Expo Sjanghai, Muhka Antwerp and at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Upcoming: July 2011 their film 'Mastering Bambi' will be shown at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Since the mid-1990s Kirsten Geisler (1949, Berlin) has been working on the representation of the three-dimensional body in a virtual space and with the construction and manipulation of beauty. In Geisler's works the virtual person is a symbol for the reflection of our dreams: young, beautiful, slender, normal, healthy, and of course, never aging. At Art Amsterdam Geisler will show the first virtual birth of her creation Maya Brush, a full-size virtual beauty.
Recent exhibitions of Kirsten Geisler include: NIMK Amsterdam, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artas Buenos Aires, Chelsea Art Museum New York and Gemeente Museum Den Haag.
Moyna Flannigan (1963, Kirkcaldy) is one of Scotland’s most distinguished painters. Flannigan’s work is concerned with the human figure. It is based on sharp observation, a wry awareness of the human condition, its absurdities and tragedies, and a deep knowledge of the comic tradition of character types. Her newest work has been raised to a more mythic, dream-like level and also show a new choice in media: Flannigan will show new drawings, but also her first sculpture at Art Amsterdam.
Moyna Flannigan's works has been shown at a.o. : National Gallery Scotland Edinburgh, The Andy Warhol Museum Pittsburgh, Royal Academy of Arts London and Scottish National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh.
Prix de Rome winner Esther Tielemans (1976, Helmond) paints panels as of they were props, full of colour, hanging on the wall, lying on the floor or hanging loose in space. The visitor is enabled to wander trough the abstract landscape she creates. Tielemans draws attention to the visual quality of concentration, sensation, relation, attraction and repulsion, and places these in the world as if it were a stage. Where power and sensation often commit in a battle for attention in our visual culture, Tielemans manages to merge them together.
Esther Tielemans' work have been shown at a.o.: Museum van Bommel van Dam Venlo, Kunstverein Leverkusen, Van Abbe Museum Edinhoven, Galerie Zurcher Paris and Galerie Zurcher New York.
Curated by: Fons Welters
Works by: David Jablonowski, Magali Reus, Yesim Akdeniz Graf, Claire Harvey, Jennifer Tee, Eylem Aladogan, Maria Roosen
Galerie Fons Welters - Virtual Booth
Curated by: Jessica Martinaitis
Works by: Pavel Vasicek, Evzen Simera, Jakub Spanhel, Lars Teichmann, Stefan Toth, Zdenek Trs
The Dea Orh Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the 27th edition of Art Amsterdam. For the second year in a row, the Dea Orh gallery will present a vibrant mix of several talented Czech and Slovak contemporary painters.
Curated by: Piet Clement
Works by: Marli Turion
prinsengracht 843-845
1017 KB Amsterdam
tel.: 020-6251656
fax: 020-6239957
info@galerie-clement.nl
1017 KB Amsterdam
tel.: 020-6251656
fax: 020-6239957
info@galerie-clement.nl
Curated by: Suzanne Biederberg
Works by: Kathy Ludwig, Peter de Graaff, Patrick Bergsma, Sacha De Boer
Contemporary art
Curated by: Hein Elferink
Works by: Henrik Eiben, Linda Karshan, Armando, Célio Braga, Arjan Janssen, Alexandra Roozen, Iris Bouwmeester, Gracia Khouw
Booth number 77 at the Art Amsterdam.
Most of the works represented here can be seen at the fair.
Most of the works represented here can be seen at the fair.
Curated by: Galerie Steendrukkerij Amsterdam
Works by: Sidi El Karchi, Fons Haagmans
Steendrukkerij Amsterdam
Curated by: Maria Veie Sandvik
Works by: Ane Lan (Eivind Reierstad), Henriette Pedersen, Peter B. Booth, Christina Leithe, Hanne Tharaldsen, Frido Evers
Curated by cand.philol Maria Veie Sandvik
Booths 105 and 209
Booths 105 and 209
Curated by: Bastiaan Gribling
Works by: Anne Holtrop, Giny Vos, office NL Architects, Office NL Architects, Bas Princen, Nicky Zwaan, office MVRDV
Bastiaan Gribling
James Bradleystraat 6
1086 Amsterdam
031 (0)628570889
James Bradleystraat 6
1086 Amsterdam
031 (0)628570889
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