Drawing Week @ Cobra Museum
Now on show in the Cobra Museum in Amstelveen my drawings made during the exhibition Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. I was part of a drawing week under the inspiration of Artist Jonas Ohlsson.
EKWC AIR
Title: My plane
Material: Ceramic, glaze, transfers, lashing strap
Dimension 210 x 200 x 70 cm (LxWxH)
Year: 2021
Air in EKWC European Ceramic Workcentre
november 2020 – february 2021
English: Link to text ‘Anne has made an aeroplane’ by Tanja Karreman
Dutch: Link naar tekst ‘Anne heeft een vliegtuig gemaakt’ door Tanja Karreman
In maart 2021 verscheen een artikel in magazine de kleine K door Ad van Lieshout over het maakproces van het keramische vliegtuig tijdens haar AIR periode in EKWC.
Dutch: link naar artikel Mijn Vliegtuig in de kleine K door Ad van Lieshout
Detail photo of the tale with postal stamp transfers.
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-My Plane-
Bureau Europa puts a spotlight on people who travel, from still reflecting at home to the hustle and bustle of mass tourism.
More info: Website Reisbureau Europa
Airplane on the wall
31/36/12 ( LxWxH)
Small aeroplane available soon in the EKWC shop.
Title: Last plane
Material: Ceramic, lashing strap
Dimension 30 x 12 x 9 cm (LxWxH)
Year: 2021
Study of works at EKWC (Sunday morning at EKWC)
Year: 2021
Ladders for sale in EKWC shop soon
First study airplanes Oktober 2020
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Title: ME
Material: Ceramic, glaze
Dimension 120 x 70 x 2 cm (LxWxH)
Year: 2021
sculptures length between 15 and 35 cm
ceramic, glaze and gold luster
sculptures length between 15 and 35 cm
ceramic, glaze and gold luster
Embroidery in mourning
Memories
When I was a kid, I collected locks of hair. I asked classmates for a strand of their hair, which I then cellar taped into my hair collection book.
Memories consists of pictures that are stitched together. The image shows my mother’s hair in different states: wet, with curlers, covered by a hairnet. I always use the same picture for each individual work. And the colour of the thread and the direction of the image inspire the onlooker to search for what it could be. The black and white works were made when my mother was still alive. The pink and grey were created after my mother had died. Embroidering in mourning.
Fragments
ZOMERSALON 2020 CBK Zuid Oost Amsterdam
- Jury price winner Anne Verhoijsen, Fragments, 2005 – present –future, mixed media/paper.
Jury report:
A visually stimulating artwork that arouses curiosity gently. There is a lot to see here. The work is literally and figuratively layered, with past, present and future, pictures and thoughtsdepicted on thumbnail-size cards that together make one big artwork. This work can evolve in the future, by replacing the underlying drawings. The jury found the design and presentation to be an essential part of the appeal of this layered work.
Material: paper. Transparant fotosheet. Photograph. Size: 1,20/1,70
Fragments part 1
2015 – 2020
The head is that of the Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten (1353-1336 BC).
He is known as a nonconformist. For instance, he rejected the polytheistic worship of many deities in favour of a monotheistic religion with one god. Sun god Aton was at the helm of his empire. He also allowed himself to be portrayed in intimate settings in sculptures and hieroglyphs, which was totally unusual at the time.
Akhenaten was written out of history by the pharaohs, but intensive research into the Egyptian empire has been bringing his history to light.
I have been fascinated by Egyptian culture all my life, and the head of Akhnaton obsessed me in particular. I have painted and drawn it endlessly. Eventually, I took a photo of a painting of his head and printed it in negative.
The essence:
The head, the place where our mental materials are stored. In this work, I have embedded fragments of thoughts that have sparked new thoughts and continue to shape my future. Because the visual materials are placed behind, I can always change them – something that is not so easy in reality.
Nieuw Dakota
Corona Archives in Nieuw Dakota
After four months of archiving digitally, this summer we are showing a large part of the Corona-archives submissions in Nieuw Dakota.
For this reason we have converted the space into a Passage. From Sunday July 12 we are open between 12.00-18.00.
The Corona-archives will be on show until Sunday August 30 during our regular opening hours.
Nieuw Dakota
Ms. van Riemsdijkweg 41b
1033RC Amsterdam
info@nieuwdakota.com
www.nieuwdakota.com
About my work
I moved during the corona lockdown. All my belongings are packed individually. They don’t touch, just like we must keep our distance from each other now. In my studio, I’m now busy folding all those papers. Moving is an intense time. My time stands still and moves at the same time. I feel the need to fold and stack all those papers neatly. To connect them, without clutter.
Link to the video
tekening, diverse media 2020
More drawings in Portfolio
ZomerSalon Royaal CBK Zuid Oost Amsterdam
My Work The other way around – was shown during The ZomerSalon Royaal in CBK Zuid Oost Amsterdam.
Opening Thursday 4 of July 2019. Finnissage 17 of August.
Dat wat blijft
‘Dat Wat Blijft’ is een reizend cultuurhistorisch kunstproject en tentoonstelling op het 100 jaar oude schip De Vertrouwen op de Zuid-Willemsvaart -van ‘s-Hertogenbosch tot Luik.
Vrijheidsmaaltijd 5-05-2017. Dutch Culture projects Amsterdam.
Vrijheidsmaaltijd 5-05-2017. Dutch Culture projects Amsterdam.
Our past must not to be our future
Our past must not be our future, selected for the Paratissima Skopje in the Global Village Network.
