Dear all,
This will be the last week to visit 'A Monkey Peeled an Onion' at Galerie Caroline O'Breen. The gallery will be open from Wednesday until Saturday. Hope to see you there!
THE IDEAL AND THE ACTUAL, DUO EXHIBITION WIT MATTHIEU LITT
Caroline O’Breen: 'In the exhibition, The Ideal and the Actual Galerie Caroline O’Breen will show A Monkey Peeled an Onion by Marjolein Blom and Matthieu Litt’s Horsehead Nebula. Both series are about visualizing the unimaginable in their own way. The title of the show refers to the theory of Forms by the Greek philosopher Plato.'
Galerie Caroline O'Breen
Sint Nicolaasstraat 50, Amsterdam
Wed-Sat 12.00-17.00 and on appointment
04.03.2018 - 14.04.2018
ART ROTTERDAM 2018
New works from the series 'A Monkey Peeled an Onion' will be on show during ART Rotterdam 2018 with Galerie Caroline O'Breen, together with the beautiful works of Ola Lanko, Jaya Pelupessy and Maura Biava.
UNSEEN AMSTERDAM 2017
From friday september 22nd until sunday 24th, Galerie Caroline O'Breen will present new works from my series 'A Monkey Peeled an Onion', together with works from Laurence Aegerter and an installation by Ola Lanko, during Unseen Amsterdam 2017.
For 'A Monkey Peeled an Onion' I have researched different aspects of the vacuum by examining philosophical and scientific theories about the essential nature of 'nothing'.
DER GREIF #10
My work Casimir has been featured in the anniversary issue of DER GREIF.
You can get your copy of Der Greif HERE
SUSPENSION OF DISBELIEF
Seelevel Gallery, founded by Caroline O’Breen in 2009, will be rebranded to Caroline O’Breen and will open its new gallery space at Sint Nicolaasstraat 50, Amsterdam.
Exhibition: 08.06.2017 - 22.07.2017
Opening: 08.06.2017 5pm
With works by: Laurence Aëgerter, Emily Bates, Marijn Bax, Marjolein Blom, Tanja Engelberts, Anne Geene and Arjan de Nooy, Sarah Mei Herman, Géraldine Jeanjean, Miho Kajioka, Ola Lanko, Bertien van Manen, Antoinette Nausikaä, Satijn Panyigay, Diana Scherer, Carolien Scholtes, Wouter Stelwagen, Maarten van Schaik, Witho Worms
DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT AT FOTOGRAFIA EUROPEA
I am very happy to share with you that Double Slit Experiment will be on show at Fotografia Europea 2017. This annual photography festival will be held in Reggio Emilia (IT) from May 5th until July 9th. This year's theme will be Time Maps. Memory, Archives, Future.
Opening 05.05.2017 5pm
On Saturday, May 6th at 5pm I will give a guided tour at Via Secchi 11, Reggio Emilia.
I am looking forward to see you! For more info about the festival, please have a look at:
HET KUNSTLOKAAL AT DE SCHOOL
From today until the 31st of december Double Slit Experiment and (Anti)Matter will be on show at Het Kunstlokaal in De School, Amsterdam.
(Anti)Matter can be visited for free during concerts and club hours, just as the video works by Misha de Ridder and Charlotte Dumas. Double Slit Experiment can be visited every day of the week during opening hours of Cafe DS.
Mathis Neuhaus wrote a nice article about the exhibition for De School's Blog. You can read it here:
http://www.deschoolamsterdam.nl/nl/blog/2016/11/no-better-time-than-now/292/
ART ROTTERDAM 2016
I am happy to participate in a group show of Seelevel Gallery, with a.o. Laurence Aegerter, Ola Lanko and Marijn Bax during ART Rotterdam 2016. ART Rotterdam will take place from February 11 until February 14 in the old VanNellefabriek. Visit the gallery at booth 54!
One of the works on show will be Hundred Years. It is a double image of the Bromo volcano, Java, Indonesia. The first image is a drawing from a more than hundred year old geography schoolbook, which I found in my father's collection of antique books. The other one, is a photograph made by me in 2009.
As this one composed image reveals, not much has changed in the hundred years that passed. Sometimes, traveling back to the past is not a hard thing to do.
Archival print on fine art paper. Size print: 18 x 24cm. Frame: walnut wood
DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT ONE OF 22 BEST PHOTOBOOKS 2015 VOLKSKRANT
Today at volkskrant.nl. Double Slit Experiment has been chosen one of 22 best Dutch photobooks of 2015 by Merel Bem and Arno Haijtema.
