Los van tijd

18 mei – 9 juni 2024
Pulchri Studio, Den Haag

video 'Sal' by Inge Reisberman

Videostill Sal, 03.20 min., sound

Twaalf vrouwelijke kunstenaars over de veranderende tijd.
Curators: Susan de Kruiff en Liesbeth Stinissen.

Deelnemende kunstenaars
Sonja van der Burg, Charlotte le Fèvre, Truus Groen, Susan de Kruiff, Dana LaMonda, Ada Leenheer, Robin Pieters, Inge Reisberman, Liesbeth Stinissen, Hettie Wempe, Ellen Wittkampf and Yumiko Yoneda.

10 years of filming in De Meelfabriek

23 & 24 September 2023

Video triptych ‘Nocturnes’ in former boiler house
In the former Ketelhuis (Boiler house) of De Meelfabriek, I showed the video triptych Nocturnes, part of the 17-piece series Homo Bulla.

Video Nocturnes II van Inge Reisberman in De Meelfabriek Leiden, het ketelhuis, op 23 en 24 sept 2023

5th floor of the boiler house, projection of video Nocturnes II

During Kunstroute Leiden, more than 150 professional artists opened their studios to the public.

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. Radio interview by Cor Klein / Sleutelstad (Dutch)

www.homobulla.nl
www.demeelfabriek.nl/
www.lakenhal/thelastwaltz

DDW – BioArt Laboratories

21 – 29 October 2023

During the Dutch Design Week the exhibition ‘Symbiocene Forest – Down to Earth’ showed the ongoing artistic research and projects of makers and designers that explore the Symbiocene. My contribution emerged from the Summer Pilot of De Academie van Leiden / BioArt. An installation as a tribute to the pigeon, collected in abandoned spaces of De Meelfabriek

Strijp T+R area – BioArt Laboratories – Oirschotsedijk 14-10 – Eindhoven

The Last Waltz – Lakenhal

Video triptych The Last Waltz | Homo Bulla
Museum De Lakenhal
10. March till 2. July 2023
Website

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

Museum De Lakenhal has screened video triptych: ‘The Last Waltz’ from 10. March to 2 .July 2023. This triptych is part of seventeen video works shot at De Meelfabriek Leiden between 2019 and 2021 with the umbrella title ‘Homo Bulla’.

On view, during the exhibition ‘David Bailly – Time, death and vanity’ from 10 March to 2 July 2023. Museum De Lakenhal – Oude Singel 32 – 2312RA Leiden

www.lakenhal.nl
www.homobulla.nl

Lakenhal Laat

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

Lakenhal Laat Luuk Heezen in gesprek met Inge Reisberman


Frosty rainbows….


Frosty rainbows and other dark fantasies
Art Gallery O-68 – Velp
26 february – 26 march 2023
Rob Bouwman, Inge Reisberman, Jan Maarten Voskuil

videostill Sal 3 by Inge Reisberman

Video still Sal III

Video-installation Flor de Sal

Homo Bulla Est – De Utrecht

Homo Bulla Est
Solo exhibition in ‘De Utrecht’ in Leeuwarden
16 September – 17 December 2022

expo Homo Bulla Est - Inge Reisberman - De Utrecht

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