Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek
There are developing more small scale art spaces in The Hague these days, varying from shop windows and tiny galleries to living room pop-up exhibitions like this one in Petra Knötschke’s house.
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek, Lucius Pax
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek, Lucius Pax
Three artists are exhibiting in the two storeys of the house: Petra Knötschke herself, who shows objects, Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek with ceramic vases and Lucius Pax, paintings.
Petra Knötschke
Petra Knötschke
Lucius Pax
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek
Knötschke’s objects, made of wood, metal and other materials, look like un-mechanical mechanisms, improvisations that live by themselves.
Lucius Pax
Lucius Pax
Lucius Pax
Vismans’ vases may appear like ‘real’ vases but they may also develop into almost corporeal objects, both opened and closed.
Lucius Pax
Lucius Pax, Petra Knötschke
Petra Knötschke, Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek
Lucius Pax, always painting life as a thriller movie, shows some works based on German ‘Krimis’ (criminal tv-series) and German erotic movies.
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek, Lucius Pax
Anne-Marie Vismans-Rijssenbeek
Lucius Pax
Petra Knötschke
The whole show is well-arranged and is only open this weekend (23-24 June).
Lucius Pax
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