Brigitte Wawoe: “A work of art is not only a beautiful possession, but also a good companion”.
The collaboration was new for both of them, but Brigitte enjoyed it very much and she didn’t mind the confrontations, because she sees it all as part of the process. In the end, it is the stone that determines everything. Read More
Philippe Zanolino: Art opens the Heart.
The vernissage of the solo by renowned artist Philippe Zanolino took place Saturday, March 12, 2022. Philippe is excited about the show and also about the fact that the exhibition is held in his son Giovani’s gallery: Zanolino Gallery & Atelier. Read More
Ria Houwen: “I am filled with gratitude”.
February 6, 2022: Last solo exhibition by Ria Houwen in Curaçao ‘Goodbye Ria Houwen – Farewell Curaçao’. Read More
Zanolino got married
Due to the global pandemic, Ingeborg Bosch stays in Curaçao longer than planned and meets Zanolino during that period. It’s love at first sight, and the couple marries 11 days later. Read More
Artistry in times of Corona. Herman Van Bergen
Just like everyone else, Herman is at home for 8 weeks. Because he always has materials in stock, he can still work. He creates the series ‘Los Pulmones’ (The Lungs), inspired by the local flora in colored pencil on paper. The irony that the Coronavirus is a lung disease is not lost on him. Read More
‘E porta’ (The gate) by Giovanni Abath
December 2020: As of early December 2020, Parke Lucha Pa Libertad (Fight for Freedom Park) at Rif features a large, new entrance gate, created by Giovanni Abath. Read More
Solo exhibition Hortence Brouwn
Until January 30th, 2021, the work of sculptress Hortence Brouwn (1937) will be on display at Landhuis Bloemhof. Her solo exhibition is titled ‘The Journey of a sculptor – from clay to stone’ and marks a pivotal point in her life. Read More
Artistry in times of Corona. Jean Girigori
The current COVID-19 pandemic has significantly changed everyone’s daily life to some extent, and this is no different for people working in the visual arts sector. Read More
Artistry in times of Corona. Yubi Kirindongo
The current COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up everyone’s daily life to some extent. In the visual arts sector, it’s no different. Read More