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Missed my flight today, thought it was booked for Missed my flight today, thought it was booked for Wednesday lol.. I was having a good morning in contemplation haha just like @evaberesin 😆❤️🙏🏼 Eva Beresin Mornings spend in contemplation, 2023 Oil and acrylic on canvas 180 x 120 cm 70 3/4 x 47 1/4 in. (EB-022)
21 November : Waldemar Zimbelmann - Dissolving Han 21 November : Waldemar Zimbelmann - Dissolving Hands will open at @akt_pforzheim in Germany. One of the new works on paper of Waldemar which will be featured in the exhibition. @waldemarzimbelmann #waldemarzimbelmann #althuishoflandfinearts
Bart Kok - Land(e)scapes On view in the gallery Bart Kok - Land(e)scapes On view in the gallery ! Bart Kok A perfect day, 2024 Oil paint and oil pastels on linen 40 x 30 cm 15 3/4 x 11 3/4 in. (BK-048) #bartkok #althuishoflandfinearts @bartkok85
Bart Kok - Land(e)scapes Opening tomorrow 16:00-1 Bart Kok - Land(e)scapes Opening tomorrow 16:00-18:00, open from 13:00 onwards! @bartkok85 #bartkok #althuishoflandfinearts
So many nice colors and details! 😍😍 check it So many nice colors and details! 😍😍 check it out! @bartkok85 #bartkok #althuishoflandfinearts
Bart Kok - Pillows in the sky, 2024 Open this Sa Bart Kok - Pillows in the sky, 2024 Open this Saturday 16:00-18:00 , come by to check these works out 🙏🏼 @bartkok85 #bartkok #althuishoflandfinearts
Althuis Hofland is pleased to present Land(e)scape Althuis Hofland is pleased to present Land(e)scapes, a solo exhibition of new work by Dutch artist Bart Kok (b. 1985 Lochem, The Netherlands) marking the artist’s third solo with the gallery. “What struck me about the Dutch landscape is that it’s in a way very restricted. Because of our dense population and lack of mountains we don’t have large vistas, so we are always limited in our experience of nature. We don’t usually feel overwhelmed or small like we would be when experiencing a wide-open view on top of a mountain. The only way to imagine yourself in nature and by yourself here, is in a forest. Due to the density of the trees your field of vision is limited, and because of this you can experience a sense of mysticality. You never know what lies behind the next corner or what is lurking behind a tree. For me this stimulates my imagination and that is something I also find within the paintings I make.”
Last day of the exhibition of @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ in Last day of the exhibition of @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ in the gallery Sad to see them come of the wall.. but collectors will be happy to receive their works 🙂 Thank you everybody who visited and Rodekin for the exhibition 🙏🏼 #rodekin #althuishoflandfinearts
Rodekin, a dinner in rue D’anjou, 2024 95 x 150 Rodekin, a dinner in rue D’anjou, 2024 95 x 150 cm, oil on canvas Still on view in the gallery🙏🏼❤️ @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ #rodekin #althuishoflandfinearts
We would like to congratulate @katarinajaneckova o We would like to congratulate @katarinajaneckova on her first museum solo exhibition in @contemporaryatx Austin, Texas. The exhibition looks amazing and I wish I was there at the time of the opening to celebrate with Katarina and her family. #museum #contemporaryaustin #exhibition #althuishoflandfinearts #katarinajaneckova
In Amsterdam - what a surprise! 😁- the rain has In Amsterdam - what a surprise! 😁- the rain has arrived - the ideal time to pop into the gallery to see Rodekin's new masterpieces - and here I am not chirping
Currently @plumcloutman is featured in two group e Currently @plumcloutman is featured in two group exhibitions in New York and Montreal @jamescohangallery - The Superfluity of Things (artists in the exhibition Leonard Baby, Plum Cloutman, Andie Dinkin, Simon Evans™, Spencer Finch, Hopie Hill, Poppy Jones, Nicholas Bono Kennedy, JJ Manford, Rachel Simon Marino, Kelly Sinnapah Mary, Therese Mulgrew, Emma Prempeh, Paul Rouphail, Stephanie H. Shih, Kyungmi Shin, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Tecla Tofano, Sophie Treppendahl, Anna Valdez, Tom Wesselmann, and Rachel Whiteread. And at @pangee.pangee - Pluck (artists in the exhibition: Greg Carideo, Plum Cloutman, Katelyn Eichwald, Bronson Smillie) Please check out when in New York and Montreal 🥰 @plumcloutman
Still on view in the gallery 🌞 @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ Still on view in the gallery 🌞 @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ Yuri Rodekin Le Grand Fumeur /a companion for alpine promenading/, 2024 oil on canvas 45 x 35 cm - 17 3/4 x 13 3/4 in.
Still on view is the presentation of Tanja Ritterb Still on view is the presentation of Tanja Ritterbex at the Wolvecamp price in Hengelo, The Netherlands Flower girl, 2024, 44 x 54 cm, acrylic on canvas @tanjaritterbex #althuishoflandfinearts #wolvecampprijs
My precious by @jasperhagenaar Beautiful new wor My precious by @jasperhagenaar Beautiful new work of Jasper Hagenaar #jasperhagenaar #althuishoflandfinearts
It was nice to see people enjoying Rodekins works It was nice to see people enjoying Rodekins works in the gallery last weekend. The exhibition is open this week, come visit! Rodekin The blissful afternoon of Pensakulb, 2024 oil on canvas 50 x 70 cm 19 3/4 x 27 1/2 in. (YR-081) @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ #rodekin #althuishoflandfinearts
Today opening in the gallery! Come by to see the p Today opening in the gallery! Come by to see the paintings by @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ ! Rodekin L’olandese, 2024 oil on canvas 40 x 30 cm 15 3/4 x 11 3/4 in.
Opening this Saturday, come by the gallery ! Rod Opening this Saturday, come by the gallery ! Rodekin Blaise’s twist, 2024 oil on canvas 100 x 80 cm 39 1/4 x 31 1/2 in.
This Saturday a new exhibition with works by @_r_o This Saturday a new exhibition with works by @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ in the gallery! #rodekin #althuishohlandfinearts Rodekin L’adorabile, 2024 oil on canvas 40 x 30 cm 15 3/4 x 11 3/4 in.
Opening 7 september in the gallery: Rodekin - Ton Opening 7 september in the gallery: Rodekin - Tons de Lealdade For the exhibition @sashabogojev wrote a beautiful text about the work. See below Classics never go out of style. This established assertion could clarify the charming, somewhat sinister, yet preciously joyful appeal of Yuri Rodekin’s work. Initially influenced by the romantic vibe of P. G. Wodehouse’s books and stories, they portray an idealized, serene, close-to-real world through stories of sophisticated, perhaps even pretentious gentlemen and ladies. Nostalgic for the potential future, it’s a world that is “as happy as I see it, as beautiful as I see it, as ideal as I see it,” as Rodekin excitedly describes it. “I’d like each picture to connect to the one I did before,” the Russian Austria-based artist explains his oeuvre’s tight coherence and complementing appeal, “They should tell the same story, and although places are different, days are different, and I am different, the story still goes on.” Although infused with vague tension and drama, Rodekin’s images result from a playful, not dramatic, process of dealing with positive feelings. Strengthened by impassioned responses to books, stories, or personal experiences, they link reality with the imagination to devise an idea of a decadent dolce vita that could be. Driven by sincere joy, his painterly practice is a way of self-entertaining, an eternal play through which an ideal reflection of himself or visual representation of a literal character takes shape. The rest of the text you can find ob the website Apparently Instagram doesn’t like huge texts 🤣 @_r_o_d_e_k_i_n_ #althuishofland #althuishoflandfinearts