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Inbetween means it’s time for 🙂
One of the true qualities of the is the variety in scale of the different spaces.
We were able to show this stunning large scale installation called ‘Afloat’ by during the in 2021.
Stay tuned for our upcoming exhibitions in 2024
Inbetween exhibitions means it’s time for !
This wonderful diptych made by Christian Thømsen sold during our very first in 2019🙂
It is now part of a private collection in The Netherlands.
Thank you all,
For visiting, listening and sharing your thoughts during this edition of 🤍
We are grateful and inspired you have taken such an interest in
BanChe BangBang
works by .frank.havermans
during
Stay tuned for our upcoming exhibitions!
10:00 AM last exhibition day of BanChe BangBang…
First visitors? My dear friends Ilse & Eugène ❤️
Make sure to stop by today. We’re open until 18:00.
Better yet, stop by at 15:00 .frank.havermans will elaborate on his work
You have the opportunity to see ‘ As long as trade moves ‘.
A short-film produced by Frank Havermans during one of his latest artist residencies in Taiwan.
His work include photographs and installations.
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BanChe BangBang
works by Frank Havermans
February 1 - 4
KEILECONTEMPORARY
Keilepand
3029 BP Rotterdam
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BanChe BangBang revers to the two basic instruments which define the human element for two ever expanding Asian metropolis’. These instruments - a barer and a trolley - are the foundation of Frank Havermans’ intervention.
Throughout his career Frank Havermans has been fascinated by the city as an organism. Created, planned by man, leaving little to chance. In doing so cities have become more and more distant from their initial purpose. This juxtaposition has become the breeding ground for his work.
His Sculptures, Installations, Cinematography and Photographs imagine a future which is a far cry from the grey monotonous habitat we call a metropolis. They imagine a future where human scale is embraced.
An Artist Talk with Frank Havermans about his works and motives is scheduled on Sunday, February 4th at 15:00. We hope to see you there!
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Opening times
Thursday Feb 1 - 12:00 - 18:00
Friday Feb 2 - 12:00 - 19:00
Saturday Feb 3 - 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday Feb 4 - 10:00 - 18:00
Lecture and Finissage
Sunday Feb 4 - 15:00 - 16:00
And we’re of!
This is what it’s all about 🙂
Getting together, experiencing great art!
We hope to see you in the day’s to come.
You have the opportunity to see;
•‘ As long as trade moves ‘.
A short-film produced by Frank Havermans during one of his latest artist residencies in Taiwan.
•The installation/sculpture and photographs of BangBang which Frank made during his residency in Chongqin.
Make sure to stop by on Sunday February 4 at 15:00 for Frank’s lecture followed by the finnisage of the exhibit.
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BanChe BangBang
works by Frank Havermans
February 1 - 4
KEILECONTEMPORARY
Keilepand
3029 BP Rotterdam
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BanChe BangBang revers to the two basic instruments which define the human element for two ever expanding Asian metropolis’. These instruments - a barer and a trolley - are the foundation of Frank Havermans’ intervention.
Throughout his career Frank Havermans has been fascinated by the city as an organism. Created, planned by man, leaving little to chance. In doing so cities have become more and more distant from their initial purpose. This juxtaposition has become the breeding ground for his work.
His Sculptures, Installations, Cinematography and Photographs imagine a future which is a far cry from the grey monotonous habitat we call a metropolis. They imagine a future where human scale is embraced.
An Artist Talk with Frank Havermans about his works and motives is scheduled on Sunday, February 4th at 15:00. We hope to see you there!
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Opening times
Thursday Feb 1 - 12:00 - 18:00
Friday Feb 2 - 12:00 - 19:00
Saturday Feb 3 - 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday Feb 4 - 10:00 - 18:00
Artist Talk
Sunday Feb 4 - 15:00 - 16:00
Rotterdam Art Week is filled with openings.
We’ve decided to take a different approach.
On Sunday the 4th of February at 15:00 hrs Frank Havermans will give a lecture about his work and motives.
Afterwards you’re very welcome to join us for drinks and reflect upon all the art you have experienced!
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works by Frank Havermans�February 1 - 4 �
KEILECONTEMPORARY
Keilepand�3029 BP Rotterdam
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BanChe BangBang revers to the two basic instruments which define the human element for two ever expanding Asian metropolis’. These instruments - a barer and a trolley - are the foundation of Frank Havermans’ intervention.�Throughout his career Frank Havermans has been fascinated by the city as an organism. Created, planned by man, leaving little to chance. In doing so cities have become more and more distant from their initial purpose. This juxtaposition has become the breeding ground for his work.�His Sculptures, Installations, Cinematography and Photographs imagine a future which is a far cry from the grey monotonous habitat we call a metropolis. They imagine a future where human scale is embraced.
An Artist Talk with Frank Havermans about his works and motives is scheduled on Sunday, February 4th at 15:00. We hope to see you there!
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Opening times
Thursday Feb 1 - 12:00 - 18:00�Friday Feb 2 - 12:00 - 19:00
Saturday Feb 3 - 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday Feb 4 - 10:00 - 18:00
Artist Talk
Sunday Feb 4 - 15:00 - 16:00
We are proud to welcome you to our upcoming exhibition during Rotterdam Art Week!��BanChe BangBang
works by Frank Havermans
February 1 - 4 �
KEILECONTEMPORARY
Keilepand�3029 BP Rotterdam
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BanChe BangBang revers to the two basic instruments which define the human element for two ever expanding Asian metropolis’. These instruments - a barer and a trolley - are the foundation of Frank Havermans’ intervention.�Throughout his career Frank Havermans has been fascinated by the city as an organism. Created, planned by man, leaving little to chance. In doing so cities have become more and more distant from their initial purpose. This juxtaposition has become the breeding ground for his work.�His Sculptures, Installations, Cinematography and Photographs imagine a future which is a far cry from the grey monotonous habitat we call a metropolis. They imagine a future where human scale is embraced.
An Artist Talk with Frank Havermans about his works and motives is scheduled on Sunday, February 4th at 15:00. We hope to see you there!
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Opening times
Thursday Feb 1 - 12:00 - 18:00�Friday Feb 2 - 12:00 - 19:00
Saturday Feb 3 - 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday Feb 4 - 10:00 - 18:00
Artist Talk
Sunday Feb 4 - 15:00 - 16:00
It’s a wrap!
Thank you all for visiting
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
Enjoy the holidays and we hope to see you again in 2024 !
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Last chance!
Today and tomorrow are the last days of
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
Hope to see you
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00.
Saturday’s via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
Happy to announce the elongation of our exhibit until Friday December 15!
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 12:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
Sold!
Happy days! This work - called ‘ Construction ‘ - will find it’s way to a private collection 🎉
Do you want to receive the catalogue? Get in touch with us via DM. Or… visit the our exhibit.
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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The exhibition takes place from November 2nd until December 2nd.
Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 13:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
Thank you for sharing this great image of the interior of the Arena by now on show at the Keilepand in Rotterdam.
Do you want to visit the exhibit? You’re most welcome!
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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The exhibition takes place from November 2nd until December 2nd.
Vernissage; Thursday November 2nd at 18:00 you’re most welcome!
Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 13:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
A great way to kick-off this latest edition of KEILECONTEMPORARY!
Thank you all for stopping by last night to attend the opening of:
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
02-11 at 18:00 hrs
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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The exhibition takes place from November 2nd until December 2nd.
Vernissage; Thursday November 2nd at 18:00 you’re most welcome!
Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 12:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
Almost ready…
We’re really looking forward to welcoming you all this Thursday November 2nd at 18:00.
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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The exhibition will take place from November 2nd until December 2nd.
Vernissage; Thursday November 2nd at 18:00 you’re most welcome!
Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 12:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
Build up has started🙂
We are excited and happy to invite for the opening of:
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
02-11 at 18:00 hrs
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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The exhibition will take place from November 2nd until December 2nd.
Vernissage; Thursday November 2nd at 18:00 you’re most welcome!
Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 12:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
It’s time for a new edition of KEILECONTEMPORARY!
You’re all most welcome to the opening of:
ARENA - works by Tilmann Meyer - Faje
02-11 at 18:00 hrs
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Tilmann Meyer Faje (1971) is a Dutch/German artist who works and lives in Amsterdam where he graduated in 2000 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg Institute in 2004. In his work he focuses the failure of industrial processes. With his ceramic sculptures, he replicates contemporary constructions from our highly developed civilization and anticipates their decay. During the modeling, clay changes its consistence permanently, possibly due to temperature, moisture or weight – a process in which potentials he is highly interested in. He builds structures while they tumble down from their own weight.
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The exhibition will take place from November 2nd until December 2nd.
Vernissage; Thursday November 2nd at 18:00 you’re most welcome!
Opening times; Thursday’s, Friday’s from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday’s from 12:00 to 16:00
Private viewings are possible via appointment.
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Location
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 3029BP Rotterdam
Thank you all for visiting the finissage of - understory- works by at KEILECONTEMPORARY.
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Next edition?
Thursday November 2 at 18:00
See you there!
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Your last chance to experience the current
edition of KEILECONTEMPORARY:
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- understory -
A selection of sculptural works by Katleen Vinck.
The finissage of the exhibition will take place on Saturday the 21st of October from 13:00 until 17:00
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Adress:
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 (Entrance Foodgarden)
3029 BP Rotterdam.
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Art historian Tamara Beheydt wrote this profile about Katleen Vinck;
The starting point for Katleen Vinck’s sculptural work is her extreme fascination for architecture; its history, its meaning, its materials, and its technical intricacies. Architecture has accompanied and sustained humans throughout their history. Its foundations are often the last, imperishable remainders of long-lost civilizations. Archaeological research helps us discover our past, but also offers important reflections about the future.
It is precisely on the verge of these universes, in the field tension between a scientifically verified past and an imagined future, that Vinck’s sculptures are situated. Some shapes might remind us of a tank or a UFO floating through the exhibition space; others seem to refer to a kind of ‘cyber-urban’ architecture. Her titles rarely give any clues. They are rather a way for her to toy with the viewer’s perception and thus to keep our imagination away from one clear-cut meaning.
The materials she uses, such as concrete and clay, might appear cold and silent, but their aura is buzzing with potential, with layers of time, with an ambition and expectation for transformation. What Vinck desires to show is not the loss, but the beauty of what is temporary. Everything transforms into something new overtime, carrying layers of past lives. Her works are rarely finished constructions or singular monuments, but rather appeal to that translucid, ungraspable moment of transformation – the blurry instant of crossing meanings and concept.
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Thank you all for stopping by during the opening of - understory -
An afternoon of refreshing talks and new insights.
You can visit exhibition until October 21.
Opening times: each Thursday, Friday and Saturday and by appointment
Adress:
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 (Entrance Foodgarden)
3029 BP Rotterdam.
Art historian Tamara Beheydt wrote this profile about Katleen Vinck;
The starting point for Katleen Vinck’s sculptural work is her extreme fascination for architecture; its history, its meaning, its materials, and its technical intricacies. Architecture has accompanied and sustained humans throughout their history. Its foundations are often the last, imperishable remainders of long-lost civilizations. Archaeological research helps us discover our past, but also offers important reflections about the future.
It is precisely on the verge of these universes, in the field tension between a scientifically verified past and an imagined future, that Vinck’s sculptures are situated. Some shapes might remind us of a tank or a UFO floating through the exhibition space; others seem to refer to a kind of ‘cyber-urban’ architecture. Her titles rarely give any clues. They are rather a way for her to toy with the viewer’s perception and thus to keep our imagination away from one clear-cut meaning.
The materials she uses, such as concrete and clay, might appear cold and silent, but their aura is buzzing with potential, with layers of time, with an ambition and expectation for transformation. What Vinck desires to show is not the loss, but the beauty of what is temporary. Everything transforms into something new overtime, carrying layers of past lives. Her works are rarely finished constructions or singular monuments, but rather appeal to that translucid, ungraspable moment of transformation – the blurry instant of crossing meanings and concept.
Save the Date!
We are very happy to invite you for the opening of the next edition of KEILECONTEMPORARY:
- understory -
A selection of sculptural works by Katleen Vinck.
The opening of the exhibition will take place on Saturday the 23rd of September at 16:00.
The exhibition runs from September 23 until October 21.
Opening time : each Thursday, Friday and Saturday and by appointment
Adress:
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 (Entrance Foodgarden)
3029 BP Rotterdam.
Art historian Tamara Beheydt wrote this profile about Katleen Vinck;
The starting point for Katleen Vinck’s sculptural work is her extreme fascination for architecture; its history, its meaning, its materials, and its technical intricacies. Architecture has accompanied and sustained humans throughout their history. Its foundations are often the last, imperishable remainders of long-lost civilizations. Archaeological research helps us discover our past, but also offers important reflections about the future.
It is precisely on the verge of these universes, in the field tension between a scientifically verified past and an imagined future, that Vinck’s sculptures are situated. Some shapes might remind us of a tank or a UFO floating through the exhibition space; others seem to refer to a kind of ‘cyber-urban’ architecture. Her titles rarely give any clues. They are rather a way for her to toy with the viewer’s perception and thus to keep our imagination away from one clear-cut meaning.
The materials she uses, such as concrete and clay, might appear cold and silent, but their aura is buzzing with potential, with layers of time, with an ambition and expectation for transformation. What Vinck desires to show is not the loss, but the beauty of what is temporary. Everything transforms into something new overtime, carrying layers of past lives. Her works are rarely finished constructions or singular monuments, but rather appeal to that translucid, ungraspable moment of transformation – the blurry instant of crossing meanings and concept.
We are very happy to invite you for the opening of the next edition of KEILECONTEMPORARY:
- understory -
A selection of sculptural works by Katleen Vinck.
The opening of the exhibition will take place on Saturday the 23rd of September at 16:00.
The exhibition runs from September 23 until October 21.
Opening time : each Thursday, Friday and Saturday and by appointment
Adress:
Keilepand
Keilestraat 7-9 (Entrance Foodgarden)
3029 BP Rotterdam.
Art historian Tamara Beheydt wrote this profile about Katleen Vinck;
The starting point for Katleen Vinck’s sculptural work is her extreme fascination for architecture; its history, its meaning, its materials, and its technical intricacies. Architecture has accompanied and sustained humans throughout their history. Its foundations are often the last, imperishable remainders of long-lost civilizations. Archaeological research helps us discover our past, but also offers important reflections about the future.
It is precisely on the verge of these universes, in the field tension between a scientifically verified past and an imagined future, that Vinck’s sculptures are situated. Some shapes might remind us of a tank or a UFO floating through the exhibition space; others seem to refer to a kind of ‘cyber-urban’ architecture. Her titles rarely give any clues. They are rather a way for her to toy with the viewer’s perception and thus to keep our imagination away from one clear-cut meaning.
The materials she uses, such as concrete and clay, might appear cold and silent, but their aura is buzzing with potential, with layers of time, with an ambition and expectation for transformation. What Vinck desires to show is not the loss, but the beauty of what is temporary. Everything transforms into something new overtime, carrying layers of past lives. Her works are rarely finished constructions or singular monuments, but rather appeal to that translucid, ungraspable moment of transformation – the blurry instant of crossing meanings and concept.
In only two months time we happy to welcome you back at KEILECONTEMPORARY.
This edition, running from February 9 to February 12, will be part of Rotterdam Art Week.
So mark your calendar and stay tuned for updates on the participating artists!
This image says it all…
Getting up close and personal with art. Making a connection.
Thank you all for visiting KEILECONTEMPORARY during Rotterdam Art Week!
Let’s meet up for another one after the Summer break.
Welcome back Tamara Dees!
We’re having a dash towards the opening on May 19th.
This edition Tamara will show ‘Momentum’ , one of her largest installations. And it’s a joy seeing it take shape at the Keilepand.
You’re most welcome to experience her work first hand from May 19-22 during Rotterdam Art Week.
See you this Thursday!
Welcome back Frank Havermans.
At KEILECONTEMPORARY Frank will show a selection of his models which normally stay close to him at his studio.
These prototypes construct a world beyond architecture and urbanism. One could regard them as free spirits, constructs which open up the realm between thought and reality.
These intriguing models form the basis for his life size interventions.
copyright: Studio Frank Havermans
image: Ron Zijlstra
You’re most welcome to experience his prototypes first hand from May 19-22 during Rotterdam Art Week.
See you this Thursday!
What’s not to love?
It’s so good to welcome back Johan Gelper at KEILECONTEMPORARY.
His ‘spatial drawings’ and ‘constellations of borrowed forms’ have a daring subtlety and captivating character.
You’re most welcome to experience his works first hand from May 19-22 during Rotterdam Art Week.
See you next week
Welcome back again Karen van de Vliet!
After two years Karen returns to the Keilepand showing a selection of her latest works. Needless to say we’re very excited 😊
You’re most welcome to experience her works first hand from May 19-22 during Rotterdam Art Week.
See you next week!
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