GalerieApart

The exhibition, scheduled from March 30 to May 19 at Galerie KunstApart, promises to be a remarkable showcase featuring works by the talented artists Hans de Bruijn, Coc van Duijn, and Caro Rambonnet. Two figurative painters and a ceramicist will present their diverse creations. All three artists graduated from the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) […]

Artist Statement As a boy in the city of Stavanger, my mother read to me the stories of H.C. Andersen. As a young man, I came to Copenhagen with hopes and I was in excitement of the invitation to the great Danish graphic artist, – Povl Christensen to develop and expand my modest skills in

‘… Form ist ein ZufallStoff an zu fassensogar mit langen Pinselnund verdampfendem Terpentin …’Per Kirkeby ‘Wenn ich schlecht malte, war ich mensch, mit energie, mit wollen und wissen; wenn ich gut malte, war ich nichts als nur Künstler – und sonst nichts…’Emil Nolde ‘I just throw paint on the canvas and when it lands, well

Linda Biemans, born on August 25, 1958, has for the second time turned her passion into her profession. Trained as a ballet pedagogue at the ArtEZ University of the Arts in Arnhem, she spent a quarter of a century teaching at various institutions and satellite locations, and ran her own successful ballet school for twenty

Francisca Henneman Francisca’s work always begins with the creation of a new visual form using repurposed materials. Often sourced from industry, these materials are saved from the waste stream—primarily industrial rubber and silicone. Working directly with the material in her hands, she shapes her ideas into structures. She incorporates traditional craft techniques such as crocheting

  Alex Verduijn den Boer is a Hague based artist and art teacher. He is currently living and working between The Netherlands and Spain.. Alex Verduijn den Boer is a painter and a teacher from The Hague. He paints and draws cityscapes, the periphery of the city, industrial sites and ports. Broken, wasted and out

Marjoke van Kamp After completing a modest art education about 20 years ago (at Stichting Kreatieve Educatie in Amsterdam), one thing became clear to me: I had to continue in the field of visual art—but how? The great search could begin: paper, collage, sculpture, ceramics, cutting, drawing, painting—everything was explored. In the meantime, I took