from 10 September
29 July 2008
Back to the USSR
Painting exhibition of Gerbrand Volger and Willeke van Tijn
opening 6 September 2008 at Pulchri Studio
Photos of the opening.
27 July 2008
Expositions Pulchri Studio
Pulchri Studio
Freedom, Sculpture The Hague
Carl Andre
60 years of work
Jan Ploos van Amstel
More photos and info.
Freedom, Sculpture The Hague
Carl Andre
60 years of work
Jan Ploos van Amstel
More photos and info.
20 July 2008
Gem and Foto Museum: new exhibitions
Highly recommended exhibitions to be seen until October/November.
To see more photos and text.
To see more photos and text.
Thornsten Brinkmann
Sebastian Gogel
Enrique Marty
Martin Eder
The Empty Paradise (mainly) photographic exhibition.
Gem Museum.
Sebastian Gogel
Enrique Marty
Martin Eder
The Empty Paradise (mainly) photographic exhibition.
Gem Museum.
12 July 2008
From Annechien Meier
The television program Vroege Vogels (Vara)
present the Mobiele volkstuin atDe la Reyschool in Transvaal, The Hague.
By Annechien Meier
Tuesday 14 July at 19.52 hours on Ned 2
Dutch:
Mijn kunstproject 'de mobiele volkstuin' speelt met de begrenzingen van openbare ruimte. Mijn mobiele tuin kan tijdelijk een plek innemen die geen groenbestemming heeft; een trottoir, plein, stoep, snelweg. En zo, de openbare ruimte tijdelijk van bestemming wijzigen, en minder statisch maken. Tijdelijk, maar met het doel het belang van meer permanente volkstuinen in Den Haag of andere steden zichtbaar te maken.
10 July 2008
Stroom Den Haag presents After Neurath
After Neurath: A Safe Place - International System of Disaster Pictograms
June 29 - August 31, 2008
Stroom Den Haag
Hogewal 1-9 / 2514 HA The Hague
Opening hours: Wednesday-Sunday 12 - 5 pm
The number of victims of extreme weather and terrorrist attacks is growing at an alarming pace. Everyday we see images of refugees trying to escape the violence of war or the helpless victims of floods and earthquakes. Aid organizations must act fast to help these people, to supply them with food and water, to direct them to a safe place. Giving people in disaster areas good and accurate information can save many lives and reduce damages and the amount of panic. Pictograms can be of help. With 'After Neurath: A Safe Place - International System of Disaster Pictograms' Stroom Den Haag presents the first attempt at an international system of disaster pictograms.
In 2007 graphic designers Derk Dumbar and Gert Dumbar presented the pilot version of their series of disaster pictograms 'A Safe Place' within the framework of Utrecht Manifest. The pictograms are especially designed as a tool for communication between aid workers and victims of disasters. They form the start of the development of a universal picture language to be used worldwide during natural disasters, epidemics, human failure, armed conflicts, terrorism or combinations thereof. It is a search for visual answers to universal problems.
The exhibition of Derk Dumbar and his team at Stroom Den Haag focuses on the recently developed disaster pictograms, the sources and the research that is supposed to lead to a standardized system. 'A Safe Place' is an ideological enterprise showing the belief in images as a basis for a universal communication transcending cultural differences. As such the project builds on Otto Neurath's body of thought. 'A Safe Place' concludes the event 'After Neurath'.
The 'After Neurath' project is inspired by the life and work of the Austrian science philosopher, political economist and sociologist Otto Neurath (1882-1945), who lived in The Hague from 1934 till 1940. Collaborating with Gerd Arntz and Marie Reidemeister, Neurath developed a system which in the course of the thirties became known as ISOTYPE, a system of picture diagrams that converted data concerning social developments into appealing icons. 'After Neurath' includes lectures, workshops, exhibitions and other activities Stroom has been organizing off and on during the period 2006-2008.
e-flux
June 29 - August 31, 2008
Stroom Den Haag
Hogewal 1-9 / 2514 HA The Hague
Opening hours: Wednesday-Sunday 12 - 5 pm
The number of victims of extreme weather and terrorrist attacks is growing at an alarming pace. Everyday we see images of refugees trying to escape the violence of war or the helpless victims of floods and earthquakes. Aid organizations must act fast to help these people, to supply them with food and water, to direct them to a safe place. Giving people in disaster areas good and accurate information can save many lives and reduce damages and the amount of panic. Pictograms can be of help. With 'After Neurath: A Safe Place - International System of Disaster Pictograms' Stroom Den Haag presents the first attempt at an international system of disaster pictograms.
In 2007 graphic designers Derk Dumbar and Gert Dumbar presented the pilot version of their series of disaster pictograms 'A Safe Place' within the framework of Utrecht Manifest. The pictograms are especially designed as a tool for communication between aid workers and victims of disasters. They form the start of the development of a universal picture language to be used worldwide during natural disasters, epidemics, human failure, armed conflicts, terrorism or combinations thereof. It is a search for visual answers to universal problems.
The exhibition of Derk Dumbar and his team at Stroom Den Haag focuses on the recently developed disaster pictograms, the sources and the research that is supposed to lead to a standardized system. 'A Safe Place' is an ideological enterprise showing the belief in images as a basis for a universal communication transcending cultural differences. As such the project builds on Otto Neurath's body of thought. 'A Safe Place' concludes the event 'After Neurath'.
The 'After Neurath' project is inspired by the life and work of the Austrian science philosopher, political economist and sociologist Otto Neurath (1882-1945), who lived in The Hague from 1934 till 1940. Collaborating with Gerd Arntz and Marie Reidemeister, Neurath developed a system which in the course of the thirties became known as ISOTYPE, a system of picture diagrams that converted data concerning social developments into appealing icons. 'After Neurath' includes lectures, workshops, exhibitions and other activities Stroom has been organizing off and on during the period 2006-2008.
e-flux
08 July 2008
From Galerie Vonkel
Opening 12 of July at 15 hours at Galerie Vonkel.
With works of Pam Schellekens and Pam Schellekens.
They both live and work in The Hague.
07 July 2008
From Chantals
*AGENDA DEN HAAG*
Zaterdag 12 juli
vanaf 17.00 uur
PULCHRI STUDIO lange voorhout 15 den haag
Yves Igieski
vanaf 20.00 uur
GEM stadhouderslaan 43 den haag
Martin Eder | Sebastian Gögel |
Thorsten Brinkmann | Enrique Marty
Chantals
Zaterdag 12 juli
vanaf 17.00 uur
PULCHRI STUDIO lange voorhout 15 den haag
Yves Igieski
vanaf 20.00 uur
GEM stadhouderslaan 43 den haag
Martin Eder | Sebastian Gögel |
Thorsten Brinkmann | Enrique Marty
Chantals
06 July 2008
Academy graduation show KABK
Eic Martijn /
Some photos of the graduation show at the Royal Academy in The Hague.
(Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten). More at Polink.
More photos at: chmkoome, Trendbeheer and Strange Messenger.
De Illusie / Het Archief 18 years
Pietertje van Splunter
Marga Perez-Ramos /
Rob Knijn / Eelco van de Lingen
Arianne Olthaar
Jane Huldman (from Stroom) en Brechje van der Marel
The Hague Sculpture
Roxy Paine
Bernard Rosenthal
Louise Bourgeois / Matthijs Bosman
Jenny Holzer / Joel Shapiro
David Herbert / Julian Schnabel
Sam Durant
Kiki Smith / Louise Nevelson
"the permanent collection."
The Hague Sculpture.
03 July 2008
From De Illusie / Het Archief
Invitation to the exhibition:
Schouwburgstraat 2 / Casuariestraat 16 / The Hague
Artist and designes that have worked or lived at
De Illusie / Het Archief
Friday 4 july: 20.00- 23.00 hours
Saturday 5 july: 14.00 tot 18:00 hours
Sunday 6 july: 14.00 tot 18:00 hours
Andre Bijma / Anthony Blokdijk / Harold de Bree / Linda Defort / Bertus Gerssen / Akiem Helmling / Lilian van Herpen / Jeroen Kersouw / Rob Knijn / Eelco van de Lingen / Brechje van der Marel / Marjolijn van der Meij / Sara Nuytemans / Arianne Olthaar /Sanny Overbeeke / Victor van der Oever / Mauro Paolozzi /Marga Perez-Ramos /Jessy Rahman / Guus Rijven / Petra van der Schoot / Pietertje van Splunter / Annika Syrjämäki / Roman Wolging
Schouwburgstraat 2 / Casuariestraat 16 / The Hague
Artist and designes that have worked or lived at
De Illusie / Het Archief
Friday 4 july: 20.00- 23.00 hours
Saturday 5 july: 14.00 tot 18:00 hours
Sunday 6 july: 14.00 tot 18:00 hours
Andre Bijma / Anthony Blokdijk / Harold de Bree / Linda Defort / Bertus Gerssen / Akiem Helmling / Lilian van Herpen / Jeroen Kersouw / Rob Knijn / Eelco van de Lingen / Brechje van der Marel / Marjolijn van der Meij / Sara Nuytemans / Arianne Olthaar /Sanny Overbeeke / Victor van der Oever / Mauro Paolozzi /Marga Perez-Ramos /Jessy Rahman / Guus Rijven / Petra van der Schoot / Pietertje van Splunter / Annika Syrjämäki / Roman Wolging
02 July 2008
From Willem van der Hofstede
Extended until 31 July 2008
Galerie van Cappellen: "Landscape and Architecture"
Capelle and den Ijseel, The Netherlands.
with paintings of Willem van der Hofstede and 6 other artists.
Willem van der Hofstede works and lives in The Hague. He exhibits at ArtCube.
01 July 2008
Marsel Loermans nearly at home
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Marsel Loermans at Museum Kasteel Wijchen
11 Juli - 9 September 2008
´Wish you were here´ is an exhibition of panoramic photographs of Marsel Loermans. Loermans was born in 1956 in Wijchen.
The photographs are taken on his long trips around the world. The title of the exhibition refers to the classic postcard text, but the images let you see something very different.
Museum Kasteel Wijchen The Netherlands.
Marsel Loermas lives and works in The Hague. Exhibits at Tag and ArtCube.
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