We are pleased to invite you to the opening of Art Brussels on Thursday April 28, or to one of the regular opening days of the fair. We will present a solo show by Ricardo van Eyk
Vernissage: Thursday April 28, 2022 from 5 – 10 pm Regular opening hours: Friday April 29 – Sunday May 1, 2022 from 11 – 7 pm
Ricardo van Eyk Lobby, 2019 plywood, concrete plywood, filler 141 x 172 x 25 cm photo LNDW Studio
GALLERY
HAMZA HALLOUBI
You’re your country’s lost property with no office to claim you back!
Make sure not to miss Hamza Halloubi’s second solo show in the gallery:
Until April 30
Hamza Halloubi , You”re you’r country’s lost property with no office to claim you back, installation view photo LNDW Studio
AMSTERDAM ART WEEK
Transferring Cultures into Bodies
curated by Adriana Gonzalez Hulshof
Karim Adducchi, Faig Ahmed, Lisa Konno, Paul Kooiker, Ana Navas, and Aimée Zito Lema & Elisa van Joolen
May 12 – June 18
‘Special’: on Sunday, May 15 Adriana Gonzalez Hulshof will give a tour through the exhibition.
Lisa Konno Henk, 2022 photo Laila Cohen
ART ROTTERDAM
We have the pleasure to invite you to the opening of Art Rotterdam on May 18, or to one of the regular opening days off the fair, from 19 until May 22.
We will show works by Ricardo van Eyk, Hadassah Emmerich, Cristina Lucas, Ana Navas, Anna Ostoya, Sanne Rous, Dieuwke Spaans, Anouk van Zwieten, Evi Vingerling
Anouk van Zwieten, Heads, 2021, textile paint, ink and acrylic on canvas, 183 x 122 cm Violence, 2022, acrylic on canvas, 183 x 122 cm
BALLROOM PROJECT
We are happy to participate in Ballroom Project #4 during Antwerp Art [removed]; At Turnhoutsebaan 92, 2140 Antwerp curator Ilse Roosens will put together a show with works of the participating galleries.
We will present
CRISTINA LUCAS
Subjects in mirror are closer than they appear
Lucas reflects on the huge disconnect between man and nature in abstract compositions made with the very matter that makes up the human body. The images for the video were shot in Spitsbergen, Norway. With her video Lucas not only portrays the urgent issues of our time, but she does so in one of the most challenging locations in the world, the North Pole, where the effects of climate change are obvious and where tensions relating to the international division of sources of fossil fuel will determine the near [removed];
Cristina Lucas, The People that is Missing, 2019, HD video, installation view