Ben Rivers (b.1972, Somerset, UK), lives in London The films of experimental filmmaker Ben Rivers are imaginations of alternative existences in marginal worlds of wilderness. The artist uses near-antique cameras and hand develops the 16 mm film, the materiality of the medium forming part of the narrative. Recent exhibitions took place at The Renaissance Society (Chicago, […]
Michael Dean (b.1977, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK), lives in London The sculptures of Michael Dean, a guest tutor at De Ateliers before, can be understood as physical translations of speech. He creates moulds and casts of words, abstracting and distorting them into an alphabet of human-scale shapes. For his large and complex installations, he uses a variety […]
Andy Holden (b.1982, Blunham, UK), lives in Bedfordshire, UK British artist Andy Holden works in a variety of media, including sculpture, video, and performance, addressing subjects such as diverse as pyramids and birds’ nests. Recent exhibitions of his work, screenings and performances took place at Artangel (London, 2017), Tate Britain (London, 2017), Pinchuk Foundation (Kiev, […]
This three-day event takes the painting ‘Christ in Limbo’ by a follower of Hieronymus Bosch as a guiding motif. Participants of De Ateliers will present a total-installation that places a bar at its epicentre. The event includes artist talks, performances and film screenings, organised in collaboration with former participants of De Ateliers. Program: Friday, […]
The exhibition shows the work of the four nominees of the Prix de Rome Fine Arts 2017. From December 2nd the work of Melanie Bonajo, Rana Hamadeh, Saskia Noor van Imhoff and Katarina Zdjelar is on display. The winner will be announced on December 15th.
The new collection presentation of Museum Voorlinden, on display from the 9th of December 2017.
Video biennial Van der Helstplein 2017-2018
A venture by Anders Dickson and Uwe Henneken.
with Nathan Azhderian, Chris Evans (tutor at De Ateliers), Ceel Mogami de Haas and Lisa Oppenheim.
PROGRAM 11:00>12:00 Corine Sombrun on The effects of shamanic trance on Neurobiology of human body and healing from trauma 12:00>13:00 Kenneth D. Smith on Commensality – the social medical benefits of eating together 13:00>15:00 Meal – eating together. Please bring a dish from your culture to share with others. 15:00>17:00 Kenneth D. Smith, Corine Sombrun, Alicia Arbid […]
On Friday 26 January, Kunstverein will ambitiously organise A Double Play: the most recent publication will be launched, The Alphabet Book, in the company of Vincent Trasov (a.k.a. Mr. Peanut), as well as Job Interviews by tutor of De Ateliers Chris Evans with readings by Freya Chou, Chris Evans, Will Holder and Danae Papazymouri. Doors open at 5:30 pm, events start at […]
Location: Transmediale Festival Serf Club is an infinite film constructed from global live streams. A drama playing out in real life and in real time. The algorithmic director, influenced by intuitive, geographical, relational factors, modulates an audio-visual signal to make meaning appear and disappear. Shot reverse shot. Close-up on tangled plotlines. Build suspense and tear […]
A project by Fiorucci Art Trust, in collaboration with The Vinyl Factory Curator: Milovan Farronato Artistic leader: Runa Islam, tutor at De Ateliers Artists: Cecilia Bengolea, Alex Cecchetti, Patrizio di Massimo, Haroon Mirza, Tobias Putrih, Osman Yousefzada, Alec Curtis, Liliana Moro, Chiara Fumai, Anna Boghiguian, Chus Martínez, Delia Gonzalez, Diana Campbell Betancourt, Joana Escoval, Christodolulos Panayiotou, […]
Transmediale festival 2018
Exhibition by the Mondriaanfonds at Art Rotterdam 2018. Photo: Tom Postma design
Ryan Mosley (b.1980, Chesterfield, UK), lives in Sheffield British artist Ryan Mosley paints freely and unabashedly from his imagination. His brushstrokes are expressive and gestural, giving the feeling that the fantastical characters that parade across his paintings have simply stepped out of their own psychedelic world and onto the canvas. His technicoloured palette only adds to this hallucinatory […]
Marek Wieczorek: Mondrian’s Calling Already during the 1920s, Piet Mondrian’s Paris studio took on mythical proportions as a visionary structure that developed out of his pioneering neo-plastic paintings. Surprisingly, commentators have never attempted to define the precise relationships that exist between these paintings and the studio walls with their dynamically placed colored pasteboards. In this lecture, Marek Wieczorek, Associate Professor of Modern and Contemporary […]
