Up-coming!
C.A.R. contemporary art ruhr, 2011, , 3.-5. Juni, Media Art Fair, Essen, Germany,
@Ververs Gallery, http://www.contemporaryartruhr.de
Het is AAN opening 2 juni 18.00 Nieuw
Dakota, Amsterdam NL
finisage 12 juni 18.00 www.hetisaan.com
2-12 juni www.nieuwdakota.nl
'Family house III', 80x110cm, diasec, ed. 5, 2010
Solo exhibition ' Standing on the edge' @ Ververs Gallery, Hazenstraat 54, Amsterdam do-vr 13.00-17.30 za 14.00-17.30 and by appointment 9 april t/m 14 mei 2011
opening 9 april van 17.00- 20.00 http://www.verversgallery.nl
'At the Office', 80x110cm, diasec, ed5., 2010
a selection by C.A.R., The German Media Art Messe
will be on display at The LAA Art Fair in L.A, USA
'Eigenhuis en interieur' April number, monthly glossy magazine, interview by Ester Darley, 11 pages
Mail Art Project, VAN ABBE MUSEUM, Eindhoven, NL 20-2-2011 tot 11-3-2011 http://libraryblog.vanabbe.nl
'Play With Her Toys', 2010
'PAN art fair RAI Amsterdam,NL Eduard Planting Fine Art Photographs 21 nov. / 28 nov 2010'
' Volcano', 80 x 63 cm, 2009
The Galeries Wit, Chailloux, Katwijk en Witteveen at Loods 6, KNSM Laan 289
, Amsterdam. NL
'IN DE HAL 4'
9/25 - 10/3 12.00-19.00
Plutonics and the Amazing Atmosphere
Licht + Ruimte, Abcoude, NL
April 18 – July 9 2010
Travel to the Sinai desert, Egypt February 2010
New member exhibition of Arti et Amecitia, Amsterdam , NL
Januari 9-31 2010 opening januari 8 20.00-22.00
Solo at MATSUO MEGUMI +VOICE GALLERY
'The
Expedition'
22 Dec,2009 to 17Jan.2010.
Kyoto, JAPAN
www.voicegallery.org
The exhibition and catalogue was generously supported
by the Consulate General of the Netherlands in Osaka, Japan
'A crack in the crust', proposal for a ceiling, paper 180 x200 cm, 2009
Arti et Amicitiae exhibition 'The Salon', opening 11 december 20.00-22.00
December 12 th - Januari 3 2010 Amsterdam, NL
installation 'The Expedition,' in an old barn, Tubbergen, NL
Form September 30th - October 4 For information www.glasrijk.nl
'For All, day and night, night and day', 2 banners, 76x213 cm, 2009
ART PROJECT PARK BUIKSLOTERMEER 2009
August 15 - September 28
Alison Bass, Marieke Bolhuis, Jelle Kampen, Piet van de Kar Els Knipscheer Eric Knoote Elma Oosterhof Ben Oldenhof Rob van der Schoor Det Smeets Jos Smeets
Benefit, De Nieuwe Winst Art for social projects
friday june 12th 2009 3-5.30 pm
Location; Raadzaal, Bannehof 1, 1544 VX Zaandijk , The
Netherlands
'ii' [for Munch, Friederich and Daniels] 2005 1.40x4 meter
The Ministry of Foreign affair bought their 25th piece from Marieke Bolhuis for
the Dutch embassy in Washington DC , may 2009
Volcano 6 and 7, silver glass, glass beads, sweetwater pearls and epoxy, 30x28x32 cm, 2009
More volcano's on the Object page
Glass objects made by VanTetterode on display at Art Center Zaanstad, 5 - 28 march
with Arjan van Arendonk, Marian Bijlinga, Marieke Bolhuis ... www.kunstencentrum.nl
Travel to Island Fuertaventura, Spain making photos of volcano's, 18-25 January 2009
Benefit Artist Space, New York , night of 1000 drawings, 13 December, 3-8 p.m www.artistsspace.org
MR. Sandman 6.7" X 7.3" 2008
An Exhibition & silent auction to benefit IPCNY'S
programs New York
Early bidding & opening reception
December 4, 2008, 6-8 pm
Members only: 5-6pmThe exhibition & Silent auction continues through
December 13, Images of prints will be posted at www.ipcny.org
beginning November 20.
page on National Newspaper site De Volkskrant http://origin.magstream.com/m/magstream/volkskrant/noordzee/
Solar, various dimensions 110 X 21 cm Max 473 X 90cm edition
5, 2008
Exhibition New prints 2008 Autumn October 23 November 22
International Print Center New York, [IPCNY]
526 West 26th street room 824, Chelsea , New York
www.ipcny.org
Lauren Abshire, Glen Baldridge, J. Catherine Bebout, Marieke Bolhuis, Matthew Brannon, Nicholas Brown, Ryan Burkhart, Susan Goethel Campbell, Stacey Cann, Kerstin Cedell, Phillip Chen, Briar Craig, Luke Dorman, Rick Finn, Quintin Gonzalez, Valerie Hammond, Adriane Herman, Tatana Kellner, Damon Kowarsky, Janet Marcavage, Teresa Gomez Martorell, Jiha Moon, Yoko Motomiya, Ethan Murrow, Heidi Neilson, Tom Orr, Krista Peters, Raymond Pettibon, Sarah Nicole Phillips, Ron Rocco, Nick Satinover, Scott Stephens, Joyce J. Scott, Sarah Sze, Ivanco Talevski, Richard Tuttle and John Yau, Joe Waks, Allan Wexler, Wang Yuhui
Travel to Capadocia Turkey September 7 - 14 2008
International
Print Exchange Project 2008-2009
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pre-exhibition : 3 to 11 August, 2008,Gunma, Japan
Exchange
exhibition at
26 August to 21 September 2008,
Art Studio G++
Exhibition of Marieke Bolhuis (NL), Fatima Ferreira (PT), Mami Higuchi(JP),
30 August to 7 September 2008,
Earth men, Unzen and Earth Stone, Unzen , each 73x107cm 2008 series
It's Not Easy
July 24 – August 29, 2008 Exit Underground
It’s Not Easy is an exhibition inspired by the recent tidal wave of efforts to go ‘green’. Exit Art asked artists, activists and the general public to submit responses to the question: What does ‘green’ mean to you? The over 200 photographs, texts, drawings, graphics and other works in It’s Not Easy were submitted through email and printed on 8½” x 11” recycled paper, giving equal – and sustainable – attention to each work.
It’s Not Easy is the second exhibition of
S.E.A. (Social Environmental Aesthetics).....
20 euro, ABN-AMRO 44.34.16.656 t.a.v. M. Bolhuis, Amsterdam IBAN NL11ABNA0443416656
don't forget to mention your adress
Travel to Jordan, 14-22 mei 2008
Fair Art Amsterdam 7 - 12 mei 2008, PARC-Editions, NL
M.B. on Art Amsterdam,NL
Fair, Art Rotterdam,NL 7 - 10 februari 2008, Frederieke Taylor gallery, New York
Also featuring works by Joan Banach, Long-Bin Cheng, Lisa Krivacka, Jason Oddy, Pauline Wiertz and Olive Ayhens
Travel to Lanzarote, Canarian Islands, 3-10 January 2008
International Print Center New York presents :
1 st Kiss, 35x46 cm , giclee print, 2007 ed .10
Splash, 35x46 cm, giclee print, 2007 ed. 10
The Selections Committee for the exhibition was composed of: Christophe Cherix, Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, Museum of Modern Art; Jack Enders, collector and IPCNY Trustee; David Krut, Director, David Krut Projects; Miranda McClintic, independent curator and art advisor; Sheila Pepe, artist and Assistant Chairperson of Fine Arts, Pratt Institute; and Phil Sanders, Director, Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop.
The complete artists' list is: Eric Avery, Tom Baker, Curtis Bartone, Louisiana Bendolph, Marieke Bolhuis, Maria de la Providencia Casanovas, Chuck Close, Michele Oka Doner, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Alex Dodge, Jessica Dunne, Richard Dupont, Eduardo Fausti, Barnaby Furnas, Joscelyn Gardner, Rie Hasegawa, Art Hazelwood, Yuji Hiratsuka, Laurie Hogin, Jenny Holzer, Tom Huck, William Kentridge, Joey Kötting, Beauvais Lyons, Steve McClure, Mark Mulroney, Abe Murley, Lynn Newcomb, Sarah Nicholls, Lothar Osterburg, Liliana Porter, Andrew Stein Raftery, Ana João Romana, Roser Sales, Dasha Shishkin, Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith, Tom Spleth, Nathaniel Stern, Craig Taylor, Mary Temple, and Nicola Tyson.
1 November- 16 December 2007
526 West 26th Street, Room 824, 212.989.5090
After the exhibition in New York, it will travel to Columbia College Chicago, where it will be on display from January 16- February 22nd, 2008
'Pink cloud rains too', glass object on the wall,
49x76 cm, 2007
'Cloud VIII', glass object on the wall,
40x90 cm, 2007
'CUMULUS' NP40 Amsterdam NL November 11 to December 1 2007
Artists Space NP40 invited me to be his guest curator. For their window less space is my proposal 'a sea of clouds. A panorama, a View. Thinking about Mondriaans red cloud, Casper David Friedrich 'Walker on the sea of clouds' Jacoba van Heemskerk, even Pyke Koch made a beautiful gouache about clouds. In short I think everyone makes occasionally a cloud, I myself do so for years ....
Participating artists
Marieke Bolhuis , Marjolijn Boterenbrood , Jan Commandeur , Gilbert van Drunen,
Robert Duijf , Moritz Ebinger , Cecile van der Heiden , Esther Jiskoot , Ad de Jong , Ruth Meijer , Regula Muller , Arkady
Nasonov, Karen Oude Alink, Rob van de Schoor , Hinke Schreuders , Renate Schwarz , Emo Verkerk , Leo Vroegindeweij, Louwrien Wijers
The exhibition was shown in its entirety in the magazine BK information 2007
In the week of 20 to 26 April 2007 was to see this print in newspaper 'The Press' ‘clover’ title, 30x40 cm http://www.kunstkijkenkunstkopen.nl/
Article in 'DE GROENE AMSTERDAMMER' By Angela van der Elst, Foto Bob Bronshoff, dd 06.04.07
-From October 6 to November 10, 2006 artist in residency in Hirado, Nagasaki, Japan
-Travel to Iceland from 21 -28 July 2006
'…a Whole hole swallow up all…', 3x 80x70cm, diasec, ed 5 2007
Valley of Alamut, 110 X 80, giclee print 2006 ed.5
Alex de Vries wrote on www.galeries.nl
Marieke Bolhuis has redirected in a single motion the possibilities of landscapes as a theme, photography is the basic form, graphics are used as the technique, and the interpretation is acquired with digital technology. The digital prints from her sculptured landscapes - they have been manipulated in such a way that they have been squeezed into her own imaginative interpretation- undermine a surreal interpretation , because of the surrealist form that has been used. In fact what we see is a pure, personal, form of natural poetry. The form that Bolhuis has chosen is not naive or sweet, but an enchanting, menacing one. You surrender yourself to the impossible beauty of the impression of a landscape, till you realize that the artificial radiation that immerges from the art form, could be dangerous too, the same as we can be a danger to a landscape. Bolhuis is completely in command in the way she brings things into the form by doing exactly what the landscape needs. There are no observations from a distance only from inside. She traverses the world on horseback and she looks for the harmony between her breathing, the movement of the animal that she is riding and the landscape she is riding in. Now and again her work looks completely thrown : she lies on the ground, looking surprised at the horse, that has just picked itself up at the same place that it fell. She is there watching.
© Copyright 2006: Alex de Vries.
The valley of Alamut I, 110 X 80, giclee print, ed 5, 2005
- Study trip to Iran from April 28 to May 12, 2005, funded by the Peter Paul Peterich Fund, a fund in the name of
The Prince Bernhard Culture Fund
Het Prins
Bernard Cultuur Fonds www.cultuurfonds.nl.
