lens based visual artist
Friday 14. April 2023 – Museum De Lakenhal – Leiden
Luuk Heezen (known from the podcast Kunst is Lang among other things) asked Koen Hauser, Bram Kortekaas and Inge Reisberman about how they relate to the themes of time, death and vanity, and how David Bailly’s work has (or has not) inspired them in their own creative process.
More info about my video-triptych The Last Waltz | Homo Bulla, screened in Museum De Lakenhal till 2. July 2023
Frosty rainbows and other dark fantasies
Art Gallery O-68 – Velp
26 february – 26 march 2023
Rob Bouwman, Inge Reisberman, Jan Maarten Voskuil
Video still Sal III
Video-installation Flor de Sal
Homo Bulla Est
Solo exhibition in ‘De Utrecht’ in Leeuwarden
16 September – 17 December 2022
De Utrecht, an art nouveau monument combined with contemporary art in Leeuwarden, acquired two videos by Inge Reisberman (Almelo 1959) in 2021, in which ants play the lead role. With this exhibition, the desire to show more of her videowork has been realized. More small animals and amazing natural manifestations make temporary appearances in the building. From the series Homo Bulla, De Utrecht will present two satellite videos as well as other new and existing videoworks. and a digital.
The existential themes Inge Reisberman brings up in her “slow cinema” videos are delicately mixed with a touch of poetry. In the laconic and observational style of filming, lightness is given plenty of space. Those who allow themselves to spend some time in the parallel world discover depth and wonder. Curator Ra van der Hoek
Tweebaksmarkt 48 – 8911 KX Leeuwarden
Website De Utrecht
Pulchri Studio, The Hague
1 -19 October 2022
Jubilee exhibition – B(ring) Y(our) O(wn) B(eamer)
During Museumnacht Den Haag on October 8, 2022, Pulchri will bring extra attention to this event.
Participants: Gabriela Acha, Haoua Amadou, Vita Buivid, Danny Choi, Lara Deutz, Joyce Ennik, Johannes Gerard, Lia Harkes, Samantha Rees, Inge Reisberman, Ana Priscila Rodriguez, Rafael Roozendaal, Sona Sahakian en Brigitte Spiegeler.
Art Gallery O-68 – Velp
17 july – 14 august 2022
Participating artists: Coen Vernooij, Inge Reisberman, Lenneke van der Goot, Lise Sore, Lon Godin, Louise te Poele, Maaike Kramer, Marena Seeling, Maureen Bachaus, Nikki van Es, Roos van Dijk, Rozemarijn Westerink, Wanda Tuerlinckx, Casper Verborg, Els van ‘t Klooster, Helen Vergouwen, Jan Maarten Voskuil, Natascha Waeyen, Rob Bouwman, Suzanne Hartmans, Wieteke Heldens
Contemporary triptych exhibition
Hooglandse Kerk, Leiden
Website Trinity
29 june – 7 august 2022
Participating artists: Paul Cremer, Casper Faasen, Vincent Icke, Tim Juffermans, Thijs Kelder, Kees Kranenburg, Allart Lakke, Rémi de Ligny, Inge Reisberman, Marjolein van Haasteren, Peter Zuur, Izaak Zwartjes
Rijksmuseum Twenthe – Collectie Wilploo
23 January – 6 June 2022
From 23 January to 6 June 2022, Rijksmuseum Twenthe is exhibiting a major retrospective on the Wilploo Collection. Over the past ten years, the museum has received several donations from this private collection of contemporary art, which was established by Enschede-based collector Ingrid Blans. The exhibition features work by Lou Louber, Raquel Maulwurf, Elsbeth Cochius, Saskia Jetten, Zoltin Peeter, Inge Reisberman and Renie Spoelstra, among others.
More info (NL) @ website Rijksmuseum Twenthe
Art Gallery O-68 & Francis Boeske Projects
Editions & Multiples
23 January – 27 February 2022
A group show organized and curated by Art Gallery O-68 and Francis Boeske Projects
More info: Art Gallery O-68, Velp and Francis Boeske Projects
Art Gallery O-68
Oranjestraat 74, Velp, Nederland
Website
EST Art foundation – Leiden
27 December 2021 – 27 February 2022
Video & light art route
Former Watergasfactory, Leiden
Stichting EST Art Foundation
’Through the looking glass’ is an exhibition by EST Art foundation . Until the end of February ’22 you can see more than 10 light and video artworks around the power plant in Leiden, daily from dusk to 11 p.m.
Artists:
Eefje VaghiKarin, Fields of Wonder, Henriëtte Van ’t Hoog, Inge Reisberman, Jan van IJken, Jos Agasi, Mathias Krissmer, Michael Wright, Rianne Westen
