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
Once safety measures are slowly relaxed in May, she returns to her gallery in Punda. When she does, she finds a completely deserted city. No shoppers, no tourists, even the pigeons have left. Read More
Artistry in times of Corona. Yubi Kirindongo
“Kitoki” (carriage), made of the shiny chrome bumpers that Yubi is famous for, is also ready for transport to the museum. The work is back from “Art Zuid”, the prestigious Amsterdam Sculpture Biennial 2019, where Yubi was represented with four works. Read More
Aid 4 Art – Attention for the visual arts sector
With the art world struggling because of the pandemic and all its restrictions, the goal of the Aid 4 Art auction was to create awareness of the local art scene and to encourage the artists. 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
Hisa Buta – Pop up exhibition in Snip Gallery
14 November 2020: Photographs by Berber van Beek and paintings by Jhomar Loaiza. Read More
First exhibition by Gwen Garcia
Gwen resides in the Netherlands but decided that his first exhibition must take place in Curaçao. Most of the works were made in the Netherlands, especially for this occasion. Read More
Chika Desvestida by Johanna Franco Zapata.
January 17, 2020: New solo exhibition by Johanna Franco Zapata in Landhuis Bloemhof. Read More