Kunstmuseum Celle (DE)
Comprehensive group exhibition with a focus on light art in the museum
and in the city of Celle (DE) and surroundings with a.o. works by the previous
recipients of the Deutsche Lichtkunstpreis:
Otto Piene, Mischa Kuball, Brigitte Kowanz and Jan van Munster.
MOYA – Museum for Young Art, Oosterhout (NL)
Group show with works by Joep van Lieshout, Hans van Benthem,
Co2Ro (Marco Broeders), Arnout Visser, Aram Voerman, Richard Hutten,
Tom Woestenborghs, Joris Strijbos, Geert Koevoets, Thomas Nowotny,
Lisanne van Hoogerwerf, Thier&vanDaalen, Daniel Martin,
Robbert de Goede and Jan van Munster.
Jan van Munster is represented by
galerie+edition hoffmann, Friedberg (DE)
hall 11.1; booth b31
Gorcums Museum, Gorinchem (NL)
Thematic group exhibition with works by (inter)national artists.
Armando, Bram Bogart, Yves Klein, Sol LeWitt, JCJ Vanderheyden, Ad Dekkers,
Herbert Hamak, Thomas Rajlich, herman de vries and Jan van Munster.
Group show with works by (a.o.)
Max Bill, Hanne Darboven, Christian Herdeg, Gottfried Honegger,
Yves Klein, Sol LeWitt, Richard Paul Lohse, Mario Merz,
François Morellet, Olivier Mosset, Jan van Munster,
Aurelie Nemours, Gerhard Richter, Fred Sandback,
Günther Uecker, Franz West, Heimo Zobernig.
Jan van Munster is represented by
galerie+edition hoffmann, Friedberg (DE)
www.galeriehoffmann.de
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Bacqueville, Lille (FR)
Stand J 8
Grand Palais Éphémère, Paris (FR)
Slewe Gallery
Group show with works by
Karel Appel, Alan Charlton, Dan Walsh, Domenico Bianci,
Jerry Zeniuk, Joris Geurts, Krijn de Koning,
Michael Jacklin, Steven Aalders and Jan van Munster.
Opening Saturday 11 September, 4 – 6 p.m.
Group show with works by
Julius Stahl ǀ Martin Willing
Jan van Munster ǀ Anton Quiring
Erich Reusch ǀ Carlernst Kürten ǀ Gerhard Weber
Kloster Wedinghausen
curated by Katrin Brand M.A
in cooperation with Hellweg Konkret and Sammlung Schroth
Jan van Munster is represented by Slewe Gallery, booth 008, main section.
www.slewe.nl
Schauraum Multipleart
An exhibition of rare multiples and unique works by the artists of the gallery and from the estate of the founder Müller-emil (1934-2021).
Group show with works by artists represented in the collection.
Curated by Sabine Schaschl, Evelyne Bucher and Eliza Lips.
galerie + edition hoffmann, Friedberg (DE)
Group show with works by Hartmut Böhm, Bob Bonies, John Carter, Gianni Colombo, Hans Jörg Glattfelder,
Camille Graeser, Heijo Hangen, Ewerdt Hilgemann, Attila Kovács, Jan Kubiček, Horst Linn, Keisuke Matsuura,
Dóra Maurer, Mehdi Moutashar, Jan van Munster, Wolfgang Schmidt, Timm Ulrichs and Gillian Wise.
Galerie Van den Berge celebrates the 30th anniversary of the gallery with a series of
three exhibitions with works by the artists of the gallery.
Season closing: 20 December until 8 January.
New Year’s drink and midissage 9 en 10 January 2021.
Galerie Ramakers, The Hague (NL)
Duo presentation
During The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend, 11 until 13 September 2020
Museum Kranenburgh, Bergen (NL)
Thematic exhibition with works by Marina Abramovic (RS, 1946) & Ulay (DE, 1943-2020) | Jan Andriesse (NL, 1950) | Marinus Boezem (NL, 1934) | Elspeth Diederix (KE, 1971) | Zoro Feigl (NL, 1983) | Roger Hiorns (GB, 1975) | Chaim van Luit (NL, 1985) | Jan van Munster (NL, 1939) | Yoko Ono (JP, 1933) | David Rickard (NZ, 1975) | Jeroen de Rijke (NL, 1970-2006) & Willem de Rooij (NL, 1969) | herman de vries (NL, 1931) | Marijke van Warmerdam (NL, 1959) | Ai Weiwei (CN, 1957)
Curator: Colin Huizing
For the exhibition Air, guest curator Colin Huizing invited internationally renowned artists whose installations, objects and performances make the phenomenon of air tangible and question it. A large number of works in the exhibition allow you to experience the beauty and essence of air, but there are also works that directly or indirectly draw attention to the endangered quality of air in our atmosphere, the downside of our current prosperity. They indicate the spirit of the times in different ways, but above all draw attention to neglected details and thus make us aware of the world in which we live. The exhibition, which covers the vast majority of Kranenburgh’s new wing, unfolds like an exciting journey through the halls and allows the visitor to see, hear, feel and contemplate air.
Hopstreet Gallery, Brussels (BE)
13 June until 11 July 2020
Opening weekend 13 & 14 June 2020, 11 – 18h.
By extending the opening over two days, we give you the opportunity to visit the exhibition safely. No reservation is necessary.
Works by Sara Bjarland, Julie Cockburn, Jonathan Callan, Johan De Wilde, Fabrice Souvereyns, Egon Van Herreweghe & Thomas Min, Jan van Munster, Tinus Vermeersch.
Slewe Gallery, Amsterdam (NL)
Group show with works by Adam Colton, Alice Schorbach, Jan van Munster, Joris Geurts, Krijn de Koning, Lon Pennock, Michael Jacklin, Paul Drissen, Roos Theuws, Ruud Kuijer and Steven Aalders.
The gallery will be open according to the current national hygiene rules. From now on the public opening hours of the gallery will be Friday and Saturday from 1 to 6 pm and by appointment. There will be no special opening, but please pass by one of these days or make an appointment for a private view. The gallery will allow a limited number of visitors at a time. However, the gallery offers enough space to keep a safe distance.
DEUTSCHER LICHTKUNSTPREIS 2020
Kunstmuseum Celle (DE)
press release
“Jan van Munster receives the German Light Art Award 2020. With this prize the Robert Simon Art Foundation honors the internationally successful Dutch artist for his life’s work.
Jan van Munster is the fourth artist to receive the prize. The German Light Art Award is presented every two years in the Kunstmuseum Celle (DE). Previous winners in 2014 were Otto Piene (US / DE), 2016 Mischa Kuball (DE) and 2018 Brigitte Kowanz (AUS).”
The festive presentation of the German Light Art Award was on 19 January 2020 at the Kunstmuseum Celle.
Works by Van Munster will be on display in a solo exhibition through 29 March 2020.
The museum was established in 1998 as a 24-hour art museum. It houses one of the most extensive museum collections of contemporary light art in Germany.”
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Van den Berge, Goes (NL)
www.galerievandenberge.nl
and
Galerie Ramakers, The Hague (NL)
www.galerieramakers.nl
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Cédric Bacqueville, Lille (FR).
www.galeriebacqueville.com
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Cédric Bacqueville, Lille (FR)
www.galeriebacqueville.com
Galerie Ramakers celebrates its 25th anniversary.
This time no autonomous works on the wall or in the room,
but 6 murals, 1 installation and a number of specially made birthday multiples.
A spectacular transformation of the space, a combination of art and architecture.
Opening Sunday 13 October 2019, 3 – 6 p.m.
Slewe Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition
Private View, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the gallery to be held
at Huize Frankendael in Amsterdam.
The exhibition will consist of a selection of works by the artists shown at the gallery through the years.
They are installed in the salon rooms and garden of this 18th century building.
Artists participating at Private View are Adam Colton, Alan Charlton, Alan Johnston, Alice Schorbach,
Callum Innes, Dan Walsh, Domenico Bianchi, Günter Tuzina, Ian Davenport, Jan Roeland, Jerry Zeniuk,
Joris Geurts, Karel Appel, Kees Smits, Krijn de Koning, Lon Pennock, Marthe Wéry, Martina Klein,
Merina Beekman, Michael Jacklin, Paul Drissen, Peter Davis, Roos Theuws, Ruud Kuijer, Steven Aalders, Zebedee Jones,
Jan van Munster a.o.
Topographie de l’art
Group show
Adam Belt, USA
Stephan Breuer, FR
Jean-Baptiste Caron, FR
Charlotte Charbonnel, FR
Caroline Corbasson, FR
Elias Crespin, VEN
Liz Deschenes, USA
Thomas Devaux, FR
Pascal Haudressy, FR
Guillaume Millet, FR
Jan van Munster, NL
Martin d’Orgeval, FR
Vera Röhm, DE
Curator: Domitille d’Orgeval, FR
Opening Saturday 7 September 2019, 6 p.m.
Kröller-Müller Museum
Works from the collectie of Kröller-Müller Museum and from the studio
Solo exhibition
A publication will be issued for this exhibition.
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Van den Berge, Goes (NL)
booth 8
www.galerievandenberge.nl
Jan van Munster is represented by
edition + galerie hoffmann
hall II.I booth B 0 31
www.galeriehoffmann.de
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Bacqueville, Lille (FR), booth C.2
www.galeriebacqueville.com
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Renate Bender; München (DE)
hall 2; booth C 08 (solo show)
www.galerie-bender.de
and
Galerie Linde Hollinger; Ladenburg (DE)
hall 2; booth D 20
wwww.galerielindehollinger.de
The Museum of Silence is back in the Netherlands: in De Ketelfactory, Schiedam.
opening Saturday, 26 January 2019, 3 – 6 p.m.
For the best part of a decade, between 1992 and 2001, a mysterious Museum of Silence travelled through our country. In galleries, museums, convents and libraries, curator and artist Rob G.M. Vrakking exhibited objects that related to silence. In 1992 he used mail art to ask hundreds of national and international artists to send him an object about silence.
The response was overwhelming: he was sent sculptures, paintings, drawings, poetry and art objects. From these, Vrakking compiled his Museum of Silence. “Silence is a rare phenomenon in our culture,” he wrote in the Museum’s catalogue.
After ten years, Vrakking decided to part with the Museum of Silence. He consigned the extraordinary collection to the Karl Ernst Osthaus Museum in Hagen, by the German border. This is a museum that has devoted itself to ‘orphaned collections’. The Silence collection has since led a slumbering existence in its attic. Curator Vrakking loved it: “The Museum of Silence, leading a still life. If the key gets lost now, it’s reached its goal.” But it never came to that.
In the NRC Handelsblad of the 2nd of March 2018, Kester Freriks – writer of the book Silence, space, darkness – appeals for the Museum of Silence to be brought back to the Netherlands and for this valuable, quirky and adventurous collection to be shown here. De Ketelfactory accepted the invitation. At the initiative of director and artist Winnie Teschmacher, the Silence collection will be shown there next year. In the meantime, the collection will be complemented with new works on Silence, created by artists with whom Teschmacher has built up an artistic connection over the years. Winnie Teschmacher asked these artists the same question as Vrakking did twenty years ago: “Create a work of art about Silence.”
Jan van Munster is represented by
Jan van Hoof Galerie, Den Bosch, booth 13
www.janvanhoofgalerie.nl
and
Galerie Ramakers, Den Haag, booth 107
www.galerieramakers.nl
Inauguration Brainwave Museum Wilhelm Morgner / Sammlung Schroth, Soest (DE)
Thursday 25 Oktober 2018, 6 p.m.
Introduction John Jaspers, director International Light Art Centre Unna (DE)
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Cédric Bacqueville, Lille (FR)
Jan van Munster is represented by dr. julius a|p gallery, Berlin (DE).
www.dr-julius.de
In the autumn of 2018, the Kunsthal Rotterdam will cover the complete range of kinetic (moving) art in the exhibition Action <-> Reaction. It will feature work by the most famous kinetic artists in the world. This impressive retrospective will offer Kunsthal visitors an opportunity to experience art that appeals to all the senses. Feel, watch, smell, hear and experience the rhythms, flashes, vibrations, instabilities and force fields right up to the cosmos! The exhibition is a revival of the successful 2013 Paris exhibition ‘Dynamo’ and is realised in close collaboration with the Grand Palais in Paris.
With over ninety artworks, subdivided into twelve themes (light, movement, structure, rhythm, radiation, vibration, instability, spatiality, vortex (swirling), immateriality, force fields and cosmos), the exhibition will show an impressive retrospective of kinetic art, including its history and the various aspects and perspectives that make this art kinetic. The artists John Armleder, Pol Bury, Alexander Calder, Jan van Munster, Ann Veronica Janssens, Philippe Decrauzat, Jeppe Hein, Anish Kapoor, Zilvinas Kempinas, Frantisek Kupka, Yayoi Kusama, Julio Le Parc, Francois Morellet, Jesus Rafael Soto and many others, will all be represented by their work.
opening Saturday 22 September 2018, 5.30 p.m.
10 Years Galerie dr. Julius | ap Berlin (DE)
opening 6 May 2018, 11.30 a.m.
www.dr-julius.de
Celebration show with works by
Douglas Allsop (GB) Dieter Balzer (DE) Carlo Battisti (IT) Wolfgang Berndt Willem Besselink (NL) Alain Biltereyst (BE) Hartmut Böhm (DE) Anna-Maria Bogner (AT) Monika Brandmeier (DE) Jeongmoon Choi (KR) Daniela Comani (IT) Matthew Deleget (US) Stephan Ehrenhofer (AT) Gerhard Frömel (AT) Daniel Göttin (CH) Robert Gschwantner (AT) Anette Haas (DE) José Heerkens (NL) Gilbert Hsiao (US) Siegfried Kreitner (DE) Anna Kubelik (DE) Ray Melone (GB) Riki Mijling (NL) Jan van Munster (NL) Friederike von Rauch (DE) Natalie Reusser (CH) Astrid Schindler (DE) Hansförg Schneider (DE) Regine Schumann (DE) Lucía Simón Medina (ES) Esther Stocker (IT) Julius Stahl (DE) Tim Stapel (DE) Don Voisine (US) Jan Maarten Volkuil (NL) Peter Weber (DE) Dese Winter (DE) Susan York (US) Annett Zinsmeister (DE) and guests
Jan van Munster is represented by
editon + galerie hoffmann (Friedberg, DE)
hall 11.1, booth B 31
www.galeriehoffmann.de
Steven Aalders and Jan van Munster
Galerie van den Berge, Goes (NL)
opening 14 April 2018, 3 – 6 p.m.
www.galerievandenberge.nl
www.stevenaalders.nl
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Bacqueville (Lille, FR)
booth C 2
www.galeriebacqueville.com
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Linde Hollinger (Ladenburg, DE).
Hall 2 – booth D 20
www.galerielindehollinger.de
and
Renate Bender Gallery (Munich, DE)
Hall 2 – booth C 08
www.galerie-bender.de
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Ramakers (The Hague); booth 64.
www.galerieramakers.nl
Group show curated by Joris Van De Moortel (BE) in cooperation with Galerie Sofie Van De Velde; Antwerpen (BE); with works by Sarkis; Guillaume Bijl; Michel François; Ann Veronica Janssens; Kelly Schacht; Brigitte Kowanz; Tracy Emin; Ivan Navarro; Keith Sonnier; Paul Schwer; Navid Nur; Jan van Munster and others.
Opening Thursday 7 December 2017, 6 – 9 p.m.
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Renate Bender, München (DE).
Booth # A 329
www.galerie-bender.de
Museum Ijsselstein
Participating artists
Pieke Bergmans, Mathieu Klomp, Sjoerd Knibbeler, Anna Lange, Sabine Marcelis, Jan van Munster, Sandra den Ouden, André Pielage, Fedor van Rossem, Lea Schiess, Su Tomesen, Hans Tutert, Jop Vissers Vorstenbosch en Peter Zegveld.
Opening Saturday 2 December 2017.
Jan van Munster is represented by Jan van Hoof Galerie, Den Bosch (NL).
The exhibition brings visitors along a historical timeline, an impressive cinematic experience and a thematic deepening with museum and archive pieces. You can see a filmed interview with Jan van Munster about the now removed work at the exit of the atomic binoculars. Jan van Munster’s ‘Emergency Exit’ of 1975 covered the atomic escape hatch and vent tubes where the most important PTT people (= Post Telegraph Phone) could provide international communication.
Opening Friday 3 November 2017, 5 – 8 p.m.
Jan van Munster is represented by
Galerie Cédric Bacqueville; Lille (FR).
Opening Thursday 19 October 2017, 6 p.m.
Edition Rote Insel
Exhibition featuring multiples + series in a site-specific composition at
OUTLOOK, the project space of Galerie Robert Drees
Anna-Maria Bogner [AT], Monika Brandmeier [DE], Jeongmoon Choi [KR], Anette Haas [DE], José Heerkens [NL], Riki Mijling [NL], Regine Schumann [DE], Esther Stocker [IT], Denise Winter [DE], Susan York [US], Annett Zinsmeister [DE], Douglas Allsop [GB], Carlo Battisti [IT], Wolfgang Berndt [DE], Hartmut Böhm[DE], Stephan Ehrenhofer [AT], Gerhard Frömel [AT], Daniel Göttin [CH], Gilbert Hsiao [US], Ray Malone [IE], Jan van Munster [NL], Julius Stahl [DE], Don Voisine [US], Peter Weber [DE], Daniela Comani [IT], Anna Kubelik [CH], Friederike von Rauch [DE], Natalie Reusser [CH], Dieter Balzer [DE], Willem Besselink [NL], Alain Biltereyst [BE], Robert Gschwantner [AT], Hansjörg Schneider [DE], Tim Stapel [DE]
In Persuit of Light
The exhibition, curated by Renate Bender, was on display at Neuer Kunstverein Aschaffenburg (DE) in March/April 2017. Within the concept Renate Bender shows other works of the same artists in her gallery in Munich (DE).
Hellmut Bruch, Victoria Coeln, Inge Dick, Rosa M Hessling, Siegfried Kreitner, François Morellet, Jan van Munster, Nadine Poulain, Regine Schumann and Thomas Wunsch.
Opening 18. Mai 2017, 19 – 21 Uhr
Galerie Dr. Dorothea van der Koelen, Mainz (DE)/Venetië (IT)
Group show with works by:
Lore Bert, Daniel Buren, Sebastian Dannenberg, Mohamed Kazem, Wulf Kirschner, François Morellet, Jan van Munster, Arne Quinze, Tori Simeti
International group show at the occasion of the 35th anniversary of Foundation Konzeptuelle Kunst and the 70th birthday of founder and collector Carl-Jürgen Schroth.
Raum Schroth at Museum Wilhelm Morgner
International group show on edition works, launching a new gallery section.
dr. julius | ap
Opening Friday, April 28, 2017, 7 – 11 p.m.
Rolf Bernhard Heer’s collection consists of approximately 75 pieces of kinetic and light art by 20 international artists as Julio le Parc (AR), Hugo Demarco (AR), Hans Schork (DE), Hojo Drott (DE), Siegfried Kreitner (DE), Jakub Nepraš (CZ), Sebastian Hempel (DE) and Jan van Munster (NL). A selection is on view at ars-technica 7 in Unterhaching/München (DE).
26 – 29 April 2017
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Hoffmann; Friedberg (DE)
Booth 1 B 31
Palais de la Dynastie; Kunstberg 5; Brussels (BE)
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Cédric Bacqueville; Lille (FR)
A selection of 40 light art installations from the collection of Robert Simon with works by
molitor & kuzmin (DE) Leonardo Mosso (IT) Jan van Munster (NL) Chris Nägele (DE) Boris Petrovsky (DE) Otto Piene (DE) Susanne Rottenbacher (DE) Regine Schumann (DE) Detlef Schweiger (DE) Paul Schwer (DE) Max Sudhues (DE) Timm Ulrichs (DE) Nils Völker (DE)
Neuer Kunstverein Aschaffenburg (DE)
Works by Hellmut Bruch (A), Victoria Coeln (A), Inge Dick (A), Rosa M Hessling (D),
Siegfried Kreitner (D), François Morellet (FR), Regine Schumann (D), Thomas Wunsch (D)
Jan van Munster (NL), Nadine Poulain (D), Regine Schumann (D), Thomas Wunsch (D)
Curator: Renate Bender
Galerie Dr. Dorothea van der Koelen, Mainz (DE)/Venice (IT)
Group show with works by Lore Bert, Hellmut Bruch, Sebastian Dannenberg, Heinz Gappmeyer, Raimund Girke, Joseph Kusuth, Patrick Mimran, François Morellet, Jan van Munster, René Rietmeyer
Affordable art works of upcoming and leading artists in the context of Art Rotterdam.
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Van den Berge, Goes (NL).
www.vandenberge.nl
8 until 12 February 2017; World Trade Centre Rotterdam (NL).
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Fenna de Vries, Rotterdam.
Nyenrode Business Universiteit, founded in 1946, is the only private university in the Netherlands. It builds on the motto ‘for business, by business’. This year Nyenrode is celebrating its 70th anniversary.
PostNL, one of the founders of Nyenrode, has one of the oldest business collections in the Netherlands. The core collection comprises more than fifteen hundred works and includes paintings, photography, graphics, sculptures and applied art. The exhibition from January 23 to April 24, 2017 shows a selection of 60 works (by among others Jan van Munster) on the campus of Nyenrode.
5 November 2016, 14 – 19 p.m.
Galerie Van Den Berge
Albert Joachimikade 5
NL 4461 BG Goes
Group show with works by Ditty Ketting, Tom van Kints, Dave Meijer, Jan van Munster, Sybille Pattscheck, Nanda Runge, P.B. van Rossum, Regine Schumann, Hinke Schreuders, Clary Stolte, Freddie Michel Soethout, Shawn Stipling, Maurice van Tellingen en Raf Thys.
Art Fair for Modern and Contemporary Art; Köln Messe; hall 1 en 2
Jan van Munster is represented by Galerie Linde Hollinger; booth E06. His work can also be seen at booth C05 of Stiftung Konzeptuelle Kunst from Soest (DE).
Art Fair for Modern and Contemporary Art. 74 selected galleries from 13 countries. Jan van Munster is represented by dr. julius |ap; Berlin (DE)
www.dr-julius.de
Postbahnhof am Ostbahnhof; Straße der Pariser Kommune 8; 10243 Berlin
CODA Museum Apeldoorn (NL) presents an overview of all winners of the Wilheminaring, the Dutch prize for sculpture, which is awarded every two years to an eminent Dutch sculptor. It is one of the most important art prizes in the Netherlands: Joop Beljon (1998), Joep van Lieshout (2000), Jan van Munster (2002), Carel Visser (2004), Maria Roosen (2006), John Körmeling (2009), Piet Slegers (2011), Hans van Houwelingen (2013), Auke de Vries (2015). The award consists of a specially designed ring and a commission for a sculpture in Sprengenpark, Apeldoorn (NL).
Opening 27 August 2016, 1.00 p.m. CODA Museum, Apeldoorn (NL).
At the invitation of Samuel Vanhoegaerden Gallery, Knokke (BE) Jan van Munster shows key works from 1968 until now.
The exhibition “Floating – Between Illusion and Precision” is due to the suggestion of the Frankfurt cultural scientist Volker Fischer, who has also been the curator.
Selected works from the SCHROTH COLLECTION by 25 international mathematical-constructive artists (Douglas Allsop, Hellmut Bruch, François Morellet, Jan van Munster, Reinaud Oudshoorn, Peter Weber, Beat Zoderer and others) – opening ART ROOM SCHROTH and re-opening Mueum Wilhelm Morgner, Thomasstrasse 1, Soest (DE)
De Ketelfactory is bursting at the seams! From the 16th of April through the 17th of July 2016 the Schiedam-based exhibition space will be diverging to the Noletloodsen for art manifestation Snapshot of a larger order. Twenty artists who have previously exhibited work at De Ketelfactory are creating new work specially for this occasion.
The exhibition is centered around the sense of touch and the haptic system as a possibility of aesthetic perception, and it throws up a series of questions at the same time: How do we perceive tactile art? What happens when our skin suddenly plays the main role in the experiencing of art? Even without direct physical contact with the beholder, can artworks appeal to their sense of touch? Can tactile experiences be described and translated into images? Works from entirely different eras testify to an understanding of art that includes the tactile dimension. Tactility has increasingly become a deliberately employed design element since the mid-20th century.
‘The exhibition in the Stedelijk Museum Schiedam is one we all eagerly await.’
With the exhibition entitled Ik hou van Holland. Nederlandse kunst na 1945 (I Love Holland. Dutch post-war art), the Stedelijk Museum Schiedam will present a comprehensive overview of post-war Dutch art. An overview of this quality, magnitude and depth has never been shown in the Netherlands. It displays the developments in Dutch contemporary art, and links these to developments in society.
