The Zoldermuseum presents 'Give a little bit, 2012'
a work in collaboration wit Yeb Wiersma at the
Supermarket Artfair in Stockholm, Sweden
supermarketartfair 2012
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Showing posts with label documentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentation. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2012
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Sculpture workshop, Krasnodar
As part of my residency in Krasnodar, I was invited to give a lecture and sculpture workshop at the University's art faculty. The lecture and workshop was about stones, inspired by my recent project 'When you sell the stuff you're fixing' presented at the Zoldermuseum, Lawrence Weiner, Jasper Coppes' work about the art of looking at stones and the wall drawings at Gorjachi Kluch.
Starting of the workshop, I asked the students to bring a single object, which formed the starting point for their stone sculptures and would finally buried inside. One girl listened to her Ipod inside, while another lost her silver ring. The students will be working towards their first public exhibition.
Starting of the workshop, I asked the students to bring a single object, which formed the starting point for their stone sculptures and would finally buried inside. One girl listened to her Ipod inside, while another lost her silver ring. The students will be working towards their first public exhibition.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Evening talk 03/07: How sculpture can support us?
"Christian van der Kaap will give an evening talk on the 3rd of July 2011 from 9-10 PM in the Zolder Museum. For reservations please contact zoldermuseum@gmail.com"
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Friday, June 10, 2011
When you sell the stuff you're fixing, 2011
When you sell the stuff you're fixing (sneak preview)
18/06 03/07 ZOLDER MUSEUM www.zoldermuseum.com
Opening 18/06 20:30
Special Thanks to:
_David Kaus and Denis French of the National Museum of Australia, Melbourne. For replying to my every enquiry about the 'interactive object from the indigenous section intended to give visitors some experience in using grinding stones.' (www.nma.gov.au)
_Ewa Perlejewska of Olctyn, Poland - Ceramist, Porcelain specialist
_Lanfranco Sernesi from Monaco Metropolitano of Florence, Italy. Traditional solutions to the contemporary needs of workers, students and travelers counting on the research for harmony to resolve any apparent contradiction (www.monacometropolitano.com)
_Mark Palmans from Atelier L'ombelico, Neerpelt, Belgium - Letterpress, roadsignals, cavedrawings, 3d chrome, afro art, references, contact (www.letterzetter.be)
18/06 03/07 ZOLDER MUSEUM www.zoldermuseum.com
Opening 18/06 20:30
Special Thanks to:
_David Kaus and Denis French of the National Museum of Australia, Melbourne. For replying to my every enquiry about the 'interactive object from the indigenous section intended to give visitors some experience in using grinding stones.' (www.nma.gov.au)
_Ewa Perlejewska of Olctyn, Poland - Ceramist, Porcelain specialist
_Lanfranco Sernesi from Monaco Metropolitano of Florence, Italy. Traditional solutions to the contemporary needs of workers, students and travelers counting on the research for harmony to resolve any apparent contradiction (www.monacometropolitano.com)
_Mark Palmans from Atelier L'ombelico, Neerpelt, Belgium - Letterpress, roadsignals, cavedrawings, 3d chrome, afro art, references, contact (www.letterzetter.be)
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Leer, 2011
As a succession to the SOLO project I visited Florence, Italy with the plan to make a fine leather apron with a craftsman. Accepting it as a gift I promised to commit myself to making again. I got captivated by the craft and the transformation of leather over time. I decided to order two 'identical' aprons. One made for wearing, the other for presenting.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
It's a pity he's ugly, otherwise I'd marry him
During the presentation of your work in a group, there are always works you hate or are ashamed of sharing the same space with. Sometimes it is the space itself that destroys your work completely. Willy-nilly, you learn to make your work so that it can withstand this inevitable evil. In this exhibition, artist entrusted the presentation of their work to their fellow artists. From this grows a love relationship from which something is created that no longer is fully part of them. Amid the (fertile) voltage between curating and creating, these works are exhibited.
29.01.2011 In the Royal Gallery, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, The Hague
Ana Lemnaru for Pernille Lonstrup
Christian van der Kaap for Iva Supic Jankovic
Christian van der Kaap for Aimee Zito Lema
Eva Pel for Iva Supic Jankovic
Isfrid Siljehaug for Eva Pel
Iva Supic Jankovic for Sara Campos
Kaja Wie van der Pas for Laure van den Hout
Kristina Benjocki for Robin Waart
Laure van den Hout for Kaja Wie van der Pas
Miguel Peres dos Santos for Ana Lemnaru
Miguel Peres dos Santos for Kristina Benjocki
Pernille Lonstrup for Isfrid Siljehaug
Robin Waart for Phil Bosch
Robin Waart for Christian van der Kaap
Robin Waart for Christian van der Kaap
Pure M, carved out chocolate letter, 2010
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Thursday, November 18, 2010
SOLO
Monday, November 15, 2010
SOLO: the maker ain't so lonely as before
For my first solo exhibition after the end exam I had agreed on making a commissioned work to be exhibited for only two hours during a musical performance in the Kleine Zaal of the Concertgebouw. After struggling to live up to the expectation of my commissioner, I forwarded my assignment to an Italian craftsman in the form of an open invitation. The letter sent contained almost no indications of how the object should look or feel. The only specific requirement mentioned when I wrote: 'The object is not meant for the celebration of a particular event or happening, but it wouldn't hurt if the object shows a certain sensitivity. A lot of people may find themselves lonely, if a work in space would have no reason. '
The object finally presented was delivered one day before its exhibition by the Florentine maker Fabrizio Tani. The letter sent was published in a dedicated brochure for the exhibition (see images). That day on the stage of the Concertgebouw the commissioner, the artist, the maker and the sculpture itself, finally met each other for the first time. The work called: SOLO: the maker ain't so lonely as before
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Friday, April 23, 2010
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