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Haagweg 4 C1 Leiden
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21/22 sept ’24 Kunstroute Leiden

Video's Salt Songs in studio Inge Reisberman during Kunstroute Leiden

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10 years of filming in De Meelfabriek

23 & 24 september 2023
Ketelhuis
Meelfabriekplein 1
2312 LK Leiden

Meelfabriek Leiden

  • Video triptych Nocturnes from Homo Bulla series, 1st, 3rd and 5th floor – premiere
  • Video compilation of 10 years filming in De Meelfabriek, ground level
Video Nocturnes II van Inge Reisberman in De Meelfabriek Leiden, het ketelhuis, op 23 en 24 sept 2023

5e verdieping, Nocturnes II uit de serie Homo Bulla

Earlier this year, Museum De Lakenhal screened the video triptych The Last Waltz, also from Homo Bulla, simultaneously with the exhibition Bailly – Time, death and vanity.

Video-drieluik The Last Waltz van Inge Reisberman in Museum De Lakenhal

Homo Bulla website

Homo Bulla (2019-2021) is the last major video series made in the then empty spaces of industrial heritage site De Meelfabriek in Leiden. Since a while the factory buildings are in transition to a modern residential-business complex.

A new website has been created for Homo Bulla. Click here to take a look!

Video van Inge Reisberman in De Vishal, Haarlem
Video We Float III from Homo Bulla series, projected in De Vishal Haarlem

Commission


Human Rights Art Route, Amnesty International, Leiden
Commission
18 July – end of December 2021

Amnesty Leiden opdracht in de Bakkerij Leiden
Entrance mat and bowls in De Bakkerij Leiden

Commisson for an artwork for Amnesty Leiden.
In the centre of Leiden there are many locations which show the long way human rights have travelled. Because of the 50-year anniversary of Amnesty Leiden/Leiderdorp department, Amnesty realised a Human Rights Art Route along these locations. The result is a walking route, an app for the visitor, a folder with the route and a booklet with more depth.

The route consists of nine locations, which also feature work by three specially invited artists: Emma van Noort, Inge Reisberman and Izaak Zwartjes. The route is supported by texts written by city historian Cor Smit.

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Acquisition

Ant videos in ‘De Utrecht’

video's van Inge Reisberman in de Utrecht in Leeuwardenn
Left: projection video ‘Scrimmage’ on the ceiling of the entrance of the Art Nouveau building ‘De Utrecht’.
Right: video ‘You never work alone’ on monitor in the conference room .

July 2021 – I am very pleased and honoured that two videos have been acquired for the Art Nouveau building ‘De Utrecht’ in Leeuwarden, a national monument designed by architects Alexander Kropholler and Frits Staal in 1904. After a thorough renovation, the doors opened on June 24 2021.

In the stained-glass windows, ants can be seen, as a symbol of social activity and work ethics. I am so delighted that my contemporary ants have found their habitat in ‘De Utrecht’!

Tweebaksmarkt 48, 8911 KX Leeuwarden
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In collection

Artwork Cell in collection Rijksmuseum Twenthe

25 mei 2021 – Artwork Cell is donated to Rijksmuseum Twenthe from the private collection of Victor Pollé and Margreet Aalbers. The transfer took place on 22 May by Wibeke Vandevelde-Pollé and Egge-Jan Pollé. I am very delighted that Cell has been included in the RMT collection. Cell is an artwork from the series Leadlines.

artwork Cell from Inge Reisberman is donated to Rijksmuseum Twenthe from the private collection of Victor Pollé and Margreet Aalbers.
Cell, 65x105cm, metallic Lambda print on dibond

Acquistion video triptych by Rijksmuseum Twenthe

Respice Finem

15 October 2019 – The videos Exitium, Periculum and Contemplatio from the Respice Finem series have been purchased by Rijksmuseum Twenthe. The acquisition was realized with the support of the Mondriaan Fonds.
More info….

Inge Reisberman, Respice Finem in Rijksmuseum Twenthe
Impression of exhibition in Rijksmuseum Twenthe

Artist Talk RMT

On Saturday 16 March, Josien Beltman (curator of contemporary art) talked with Inge Reisberman about her video series Respice Finem, which was on view at Rijksmuseum Twenthe from 26 January to 25 August 2019.

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