EST Art foundation – Leiden 27 December 2021 – 27 February 2022
Video We Float I, video- and light route Through the Looking Glass in Leiden (EST Art foundation)
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
Nieuwe meesters blikken terug 4 september – 23 october 2021
Glow, inkjetprint on Hahnemühle paper on dibond, 40 x 50 cm, edition of 2/6
In the exhibition Nieuwe meesters blikken terug / New masters look back, the gallery asked a group of artists to make a connection to old masters. They have taken a well-known piece of art as the starting point for a new work. The only restriction was the size: 40 x 50 cm.
Laan Corpus den Hoorn 100 – 9728 JR Groningen – (in Vos Interieur / Maupertuus) website
5 june – 12 september 2021 – Ten years of collecting in 100 artworks.
The highlight of the exhibition was the newly acquired work ‘View of Hampstead Heath: Child’s Hill, with Harrow in the distance’ from 1824 by the famous English landscape painter John Constable. In addition, Rijksmuseum Twenthe has been able to make a large number of acquistions in the domain of contemporary art, thanks to a contribution from the Mondriaan Fund’s Collection Programmes.
My video triptych Respice Finem, acquired in 2019, was part of the exhibition.
Old School – 6 – 29 August 2021 Two Leiden based artists and two refugee artists with a residence permit, who have a connection with Leiden, meet each other for the first time. In the project sculptor Izaak Zwartjes is linked to Ayman Ghoujal (photographer and filmmaker) and video artist Inge Reisberman to Aeham Sadoon (actor, performer, poet). The work created during the exchange were on show in Old School in Leiden from 6 to 29 August 2021.
Discussion afternoon inMuseum De Lakenhal – 17 September 2021 The meetings have been filmed. Two short films by filmmaker Jan Stap will be premiered during a discussion afternoon in Museum De Lakenhal on Friday 17. September. Meta Knol (former director of Museum De Lakenhal) will lead this discussion platform.
* Website Stichting WijZijn/curator Nikita Swikker. * Artikel in Leidsch Cement, Old School by Sophie Jansen. * Artikel (Premium) in Leidsch Dagblad, Old School by Laura Heerlien. * Artikel Sleutelstad, Museum de Lakenhal by Gerry van Bakel. * Mini documentary Aeham-Inge, Lokhorst church by Jan Stap.
Slow Movements – De Vishal, Haarlem 10 July – 8 August 2021
Slow movements was an exhibition about slow and organic processes of movement such as growth, decay, flow and gravity. In nature that surrounds us, everything is in motion. Sometimes so slow that it escapes the human eye. Slow transitions can occur through natural processes such as displacement and conversion.
Participating artists: Cellavie L*A*B*, Hanneke Francken, Mary Geradts, Marjolein van Haasteren, Arno Kramer, Inge Reisberman (curator), Lon Robbé and Izaak Zwartjes.
Counterpart – Provinciehuis Haarlem 2 july – 1 october 2021
The ‘Dreef’ exhibition Counterpart highlighted contemporary art by seven South-Holland artists: Lily de Bont, Maurice Braspenning, Joncquil, Inge Reisberman, Simon Schrikker, Rik Smits and Renie Spoelstra. Guest-curator Aart van der Kuijl. The title Counterpart refers to the historical fact that North- and South-Holland were once united.
Animation Pulses on monitor in Paviljoen Welgelegen / Provinciehuis Haarlem
Provinciehuis, Dreef 3, 2012 HR Haarlem Recensie door Paul Lips van Spaarnestroom
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 delighted that Cell has been included in the RMT collection. Cell is an artwork from the series Leadlines.
13- 15 november 2020 – Representing the Underrepresented.
LGW ON introduces a freely accessible online TV channel, broadcasting 13-15 Nov 2020, with films and documentaries selected by past performers, Reports from Other Continents, previously unseen LGW recordings, and more.