Brigitte Wawoe. Love is the foundation of my art and my life.
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
Monument by Yubi Kirindongo for ’30 di Mei’ commemoration
May 30, 2019: Curaçao visual artist Yubi Kirindongo created a new monument, at the invitation of the government, on the occasion of the commemoration of May 30. In 2019 it was 50 years ago that the riots of May 30, 1969 took place. To commemorate this, the government placed a new monument. This memorial is also intended to commemorate the two fatalities of the riots, Manuel Gutierez and...Read More
Publication by Jan Gulmans on visual arts of the Dutch Caribbean
The presentation of Jan Gulmans’ book ’Beeldende Kunst van Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, Saba, Sint Eustatius en Sint Maarten’ (The Visual Arts of Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, Saba, Sint Eustatius and Sint Maarten’), took place in the sculpture garden of Landhuis Blauw, at Blue Bay Resort in Curaçao. The event was held on Monday, May 27, 2019. The book is a compilation of 54 articles from the...Read More
Tirzo Martha in Apeldoorn. The house that is never finished.
The photo of a radiant Tirzo Martha proudly holding his fist out in front of him, with the prestigious “Wilhelmina ring” on his ring finger, speaks volumes. This photo is used over and over again and is a beautiful image, captured by photographer Janneke Veldman. 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 the time 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
Being an artist in pandemic times. 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
