Track and Trace II; Galerie Maurits van de Laar, The Hague

Urs Pfannenmüller

Erik Pape

Andrea Freckmann

Maurits van de Laar’s gallery has its 25th anniversary.

Marcel van Eeden

Martin Fenne

Heidi Linck

Robine Clignett

At the moment it shows its second edition of its jubilee exhibition and it is a real full house.

Elsbeth Ciesluk

Ingrid van der Hoeven

Ronald Versloot

Robbie Cornelissen

Herewith i give you a few examples of the more than 70 works of art by more than 30 artists presently on show in the gallery.

Stan Klamer

Elmar Trenkwalder

Nour Eddine Jarram

Jan Brokof

The finissage will be on Sunday.

Sebastiaan Schlicher

Marjolein van der Meij

Martin Assig

Diederik Gerlach

Of course i wish Maurits and his artists many fruitful years to come!

Tobias Gerber

Nare Eloyan

Zeger Reyers

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Content of all pictures courtesy to the artists and Galerie Maurits van de Laar

Bertus Pieters

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Analog Borders; Grafische Werkplaats Den Haag (The Hague Graphic Studio)

Analog Borders Festival is a small but fine festival for artists and designers initiated by Grafische Werkplaats Den Haag (The Hague Graphic Studio).

Part of it is an exhibition, open to the public, with works by different artists made in the Studio, exploring the borders of traditional graphic techniques.

For Zeger Reyers this was a good opportunity to see how flatfish would look when used as printing material.

Designer duo Kok Pistolet try to show the individual expression of preparing an etching plate.

Navid Nuur used lithographic stone to make a piece of ceramics and

citric acid for screen printing these pterodactyls.

Very different works by artists like Stijn Peeters and

Charlotte van Winden are presented brotherly together.

Peeters being the great etching professional he is, mixing Delacroix with themes of the present and

Van Winden diving into the world of subcultures with almost mercurial energy.

Lisa Blaauwbroek has experimented with skin cream connecting reproduction with finiteness.

To Peter Zuur gum printing is the base of his works on show.

The small exhibition shows very diverse works but with a constant high quality, in a studio setting.

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Contents of all pictures courtesy the artists and Grafische Werkplaats Den Haag

 

Bertus Pieters

All Art Is Political. Exit Gemak, The Hague

René Vullings

 

POTL, Hans Demoed & Geert de Rooij

 

POTL, Hans Demoed & Geert de Rooij

 

Dana LaMonda

 

Jean van Wijk

On Friday December 4th Gemak/Vrije Academie closed its doors as a result of rigorous cuts by the municipality of The Hague in financing the institution. Herewith a good and spacious platform to show present day art in dialogue with the neighbourhood, the city town and indeed the rest of the world, is closed down. On the last day of its existence Gemak organized amongst others a one day exhibition in which more than forty artists took part. It was a great and heart warming show for the closing institution and for the many people who attended. The next day I visited Gemak to make some pictures of the day after for this posting. For a full article in Dutch about the closure of Gemak i refer you to Villa La Repubblica (click here). In the mean time, enjoy the pictures.

Yvo van der Vat

 

Ehsan Behmanesh & Arefeh Riahi

 

Petra van der Schoot

 

Claudie de Cleen

 

Willem Speekenbrink

 

Zeger Reyers

Joncquil

 

Pim Voorneman

 

André Kruysen

Wouter Willebrands

 

Pendar Nabipour

 

Sylvain Mazas

Laura van Eeden

 

Marjolijn van der Meij

 

Marjolijn van der Meij

 

Zeger Reyers

Paul Bruininckx

 

Nicole Donkers

 

Nicole Donkers

 

Philip Schuette

Harold de Bree

 

Ingrid Mol

Mark de Weijer

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Bertus Pieters