Pieter de Jode II
Paulus du Pont, (after I. Livens)
etching and/or engraving
17th century
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Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst: REALISMUSSTUDIO
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Association for Visual Arts: Monument: An Exhibition of Works in Cast Iron by Cobus van Bosch
In the process it becomes something of an anti-monument, remembering unmonumental experiences in life that hardly ever finds itself eternalised in precious bronze monuments, but actually constitute some of the most durable impacts on human life. T...
Hague Center for Visual Arts, Stroom hcbk: A Day in Holland / Holland in a Day: Photos and Video Works by Barbara Visser
The visitors of House Ten Bosch Stad
are also treated to a number of special events, like a highly stylized version of the big flood in Zeeland. This formed the inspiration for her new
video work 'The Big Flood Zeeland 1953 / Japan 2001'.
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Sasol Art Museum, University of Stellenbosch: South African Contemporary Ceramics
The Director of the University Museum, Dr Lydia de Waal, was given an opportunity to make a selection from this collection.
A total of 17 ceramic pieces of prominent artists ranging from Esias Bosch, Hyme Rabinowitz, Tim Morris and Andre Wal...
Oakville Galleries: Kim Adams: Bruegel-Bosch Bus
Bruegel-Bosch Bus is created from a Volkswagon van
that has been cut to expose territories of leisure and
industry - each encroaching on the other. Embracing a
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Silicon Pulp Animation Gallery: Last Chance! Relics from Rustic Animations
Bruce Currie is an enigmatic entertainer - an actor, writer, director, producer, illustrator
and animator. The folkloric nature of his stories and characters belies the polish and
technical intricac...
Silicon Pulp Animation Gallery: Relics from Rustic Animations
Bruce Currie is an enigmatic entertainer - an actor, writer, director, producer, illustrator
and animator. The folkloric nature of his stories and characters belies the polish and
technical intricac...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Hieronymus Bosch 1450-1516: Only Opportunity to See So Many Works Together
In addition, the exhibition encompasses a multitude of paintings
from Bosch's workshop and his contemporaries. The continued fascination for Bosch's work is illustrated by the modern
and contemporary works included in the exhibition by art...
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington: Alexis Rockman: Future Evolution
For the Henry Art Gallery exhibition, Rockman advances dystopic visions of
the landscapes of the future, inhabited by species of plants and animals that
have evolved to adapt to the world man has irreversibly altered. The
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Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery: Nono Reinhold: The Stairs
In 1957 the artist rented a fifth-floor room in the rue Hautefeuille in Paris where she has lived and
worked for part of each year. The series of prints exhibited here reflects many years of thinking
about the form (and symbolism) of the...
Yale School of Art, Holcombe T. Green Jr. Gallery: Intersections/ Intersecciones: An Exhibition of Cuban Artists
Artists participating in this show are Giovanni Bosch, Christian Curiel, Florencio Gelabert, Coco Fusco, Marco Lau, Leonel Matheu, Julio Armando Mendoza, Maritza Molina, Eduardo Muñoz Ordoqui, Chantal Perez, Hugo Perez, Jesus Rivera and Leandro So...
Galerie St. Etienne: Sue Coe: Sheep of Fools
In Sheep of Fools and the related cycles, Sue Coe continues and expands upon her ongoing interest in the relationship between humans and animals. Whereas her highly acclaimed Porkopolis series in the late 1980s entailed an on-the-scene investigati...
Museum of Childhood: David Hockney: Grimms’ Fairy Tales
Fantasy dressing-up clothes and a large scale castle tower will help bring the stories
to life and special events throughout the school/summer holidays will have a magical
fairy tale theme.
The tales are drawn from centuries of folklore. As Hoc...
Museum Het Domein: Eylem Aladogan: Pharmagenic Decline, you won't suffer any harm
A student trip to Australia in 2000 is a large basis for the inspiration for this exhibition. Aladogan, born 1975, currently lives and works in Rotterdam. After her studies at the Willem de Kooning Academie of Rotterdam, she studied for a year a...
Andrew Mummery Gallery: Take It Further Part 2
"I make out a school bus ... glowing orange, green, magenta, lavender, chlorine blue, every fluorescent pastel imaginable in thousands of designs, both large and small, like a cross between Fernand Leger and Dr. Strange, roaring together and vibra...
Bonnefanten Museum: Roman Signer: Works 1971 - 2000
Signer became famous through his Aktionen. He submerges himself in a kayak, for instance, then uses explosives to
saw it into seven pieces, or sets it upright in an oil drum. He also has a black ring of smoke escape from an explod...
Ohio Art League: The Forbidden Fruit: Alison Chism, Robert Falcone, Ellen Grevey
Chism and Grevey’s glass pieces began as an exercise in symbolism and form – using shape and curve to illustrate the connection between edible fruits and the human body. These artists see fruit as directly symbolic of womanhood, drawing parallels ...
Absa Gallery: Finalists for the Absa Atelier Art Awards 2001 to be Announced Today
The quality of entries for the competition, now in its 16th year, impressed
the judges. Each year, the overall standard of works submitted improves,
says Marc Edwards (Head: Fine Arts Technikon Witwatersrand), one of the
regional judges of the...
National Gallery: Bill Viola: The Passions
Artists and writers have long been preoccupied with the challenge of depicting and arousing emotion. In 2000 Bill Viola began to explore these forces in his work, drawing on the art of the past for inspiration. A departure from his room installati...
Horse Hospital: Unquiet Voices: English and American Visionary Art 1903 - 2003
Obsessively out of time, each artist inhabits a sole focus within the subterfuge of their own dialogue - Vonn Stropp sees pre-raphaelite psychedelia; each world we're privileged to partake of is one we may know - the Freudian nightmares of Laurie ...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Master Draughtsman and Humanist
Drawings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder were last seen in
public at an exhibition in Berlin in 1975. Since then, scholarly research has considerably added to our
knowledge of Bruegel's prints and drawings. One of the consequences of this research...
Giedre Bartelt Galerie: Remigijus Treigys and Andrey Chezhin: 2 X Berlin
Treigys prefers wrapped or covered objects emerging from darkness. The Berlin series is characterised by strong fragmentation which estranges the architecture even more (and could serve as a quizz on the history of architecture). What do we see he...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Peter Fischli and David Weiss
In 1979 Peter Fischli (*1952) and David Weiss (*1946), both born in Zurich, decided to work together closely. Almost 25 years later they still form a duo of artists, operating from Zurich. Fischli and Weiss’s oeuvre is often about seemingly insign...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Paul Noble: No accidents, only mistakes
No accidents, only mistakes
The city has been designed and built on ruins by invisible citizens demonstrating a ‘knock-it-down-and-start-again-spirit’. It reveals the influence of the Garden City Movement on twentieth century town planning, ...
San Jose Museum of Art: Dream Games: The Art of Robert Schw
Reminiscent of Renaissance painting, illuminated manuscripts, and the visionary art of Hieronymus Bosch and Balthus, Schwartz's paintings address the anxieties of contemporary life through an exploration of human interaction with nature and societ...
Fruitmarket Gallery: Inka Essenhigh: Large Scale Paintings and Intricate Drawings
The work unites and scatters influences in equal measure, such as Italian
Renaissance iconography, Japanese Ukiyo-e prints, Persian miniatures and
contemporary mythologies.
The exhibition comprises nine large-scale paintings that demonstra...
ARTworkSF - Mezzanine Gallery: Cosmic Forces at Play: Mixed media works by Blazin
Blazin continues, "Each image offers a glimpse into an abundantly alive, uncharted universe.
It's common for me to combine oils, acrylics, wood, staples, metallic inks, pencils, wire, pastels, and skewers all in one piece. Whether paintings, dra...
Halle Saint Pierre: Douglas Padilla: dougieland Paris
Set at the foot of Sacre Coeur, the gorgeous white cathedral in Montmarte, the 18th arrondissement, home at the turn of the century to the likes of Toulouse-Latrec, Van Gogh, Utrillo, and Picasso, Halle Saint Pierre, part of the Paris museum syste...
NSA Gallery: Comics Brew: An Exhibition of International Comic Art
The festival is an initiative to showcase, develop and establish comic strip drawing in Southern Africa. The potential of the medium as an educational tool as well as entertainment has been realized in most European countries, the USA and Japan. R...
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery: Bloom: mutation, toxicity and the sublime
"'Bloom' features an array of leading contemporary artists who respond to ethical issues resulting from scientific manipulation of the natural environment," said Gallery Director Greg Burke.
On one hand the exhibition draws on current anxie...
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