Posted on March 22, 2011
by Marijke Appelman in Agenda • News
Tribal Man
Aaike Stuart
Tribal man is highly connected.
He is in a trance, a hypnosis.
In his video installation, Aaike Stuart illuminates the archaic aura of the Internet as a global tribe. Oppositely projected, the images feed and worship an invisible entity.
Opening
Thursday March 31 2011, 20:00 – 23:00
And open on
Friday April 1 to Sunday April 3 2011, 14:00 – 19:00
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Posted on March 10, 2011
by Marijke Appelman in Agenda • News
Speaking of was and when
Angel de la Rubia
In his new works that combine photography, drawing and projections, artist Angel de la Rubia (ES) examines how shifting contexts articulate memory and identity. This presentation turns the exhibition space into a promenade where standing ruins answer our gaze with a murmur of vanquished words.
Angel de la Rubia is artist in residence at Het Wilde Weten from January through March 2011.
Opening
Friday March 18 2011, 18:00 – 21:00
And open on Saturday March 19 and Sunday March 20, 14:00 – 17:00 (or until March 24 by appointment, please call 06-27571216 or mail angeldelarubiab@gmail.com)
Posted on February 15, 2011
by Marijke Appelman in Agenda • News
1 MAAND MARXLOH
May JETSKE DE BOER June CHRISTINE SAALFELD July ERIC JAN VAN DE GEER August KIM BOUVY September ELIAN SOMERS October INE LAMERS guest SANDRO SETOLA
During the year of the Cultural Capital of Europe Ruhr.2010 six artists from Rotterdam were given the opportunity to work for one month in Marxloh, part of the industrial city of Duisburg (Germany). The exhibition brings together seven artistic approaches to the complex and transforming agglomeration of industry and habitation in Marxloh and the surrounding Ruhr area. In November 2010 the exhibition has been shown in Marxloh. 1 maand Marxloh was initiated and organized by the artists Kim Zieschang and Arnoud Schuurman. More information: www.nl-ruhr.de/1-maand-marxloh
Opening exhibition 1 maand Marxloh Friday February 25 at 17:00 hrs
by Hugo Bongers, Director of the Rotterdam Council for Art and Culture
Guided tour by Jetske de Boer – Staatsorgaan voor Toekomst Organisatie en Planning (S.T.O.P.) during the opening and by appointment (jetskedeboer@gmail.com)
Open February 25 – March 6 Thursday – Sunday: 12:00 – 17:00 hrs and by appointment (tel. 06 52144001, eenmaandmarxloh@yahoo.de)
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Posted on February 6, 2011
by Marijke Appelman in Agenda • News
Saturday February 12 from 10:00 until 17:00 Open Studios at Het Wilde Weten.
Participating artists are Jan Adriaans, Marijke Appelman, Jetske de Boer, Jeroen Bosch, Kim Bouvy, Marielle Buitendijk, Anouk Griffioen, Sannetje van Haarst, Boris van Hoof, Marcha van den Hurk, Simon Kentgens, Esther Kokmeijer, Angel de la Rubia, Elian Somers, Aaike Stuart and Kim Zieschang.
Posted on February 4, 2011
by Sannetje van Haarst in Agenda • News
Opening: vrijdag 11 februari, van 19.00 tot 21.00u
Open: zaterdag 12 en zondag 13 februari van 14.00 tot 19.00u
Locatie: Het Wilde Weten, Robert Fruinstraat 35, 3021 XB Rotterdam
Entree is vrij. WBM vindt plaats tijdens Art Rotterdam 2011.
Op 11 februari verschijnt de WBM 2011 catalogus.
Opening: 11 February 2010, from 19.00 to 21.00h
Open: Saturday 12 – Sunday 13 February, from 14.00 to 19.00h
Location: Het Wilde Weten, Robert Fruinstraat 35, 3021 XB Rotterdam
Entrance: free. WBM takes place during Art Rotterdam in 2011.
On 11 February the WBM 2011 catalog will be presented.
program WBM
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Posted on January 26, 2011
by Marijke Appelman in Agenda • News
Het Wilde Weten decided it was time to dedicate a special award to a highly driven artist with a continuous and consistent artistic practice of high quality for more than 20 years. He / she might not be very well-known to the general public, but deserves proper attention for the persistent quality of his / her work.
THE AWARD GOES TO RIEN JANSEN
Posted on January 8, 2011
by Sannetje van Haarst in Agenda • News
Kunstenaarsinititatief Het Wilde Weten nodigt kunstenaars en kleine, onafhankelijke uitgeverijen uit om deel te nemen aan de WildeBoekenMarkt (WBM).
Artist run space Het Wilde Weten would like to invite artists and small, independent publishers to present their publications at the WildBookMarket (WBM).
Einde inschrijving: 1 februari 2011 / Deadline: 1 February 2011.
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Posted on December 6, 2010
by Elian Somers in Agenda • News
Je respire: la santé, la tranquillité, la paix, le succes, 7 jours par semaine
Opening Saturday 18 December 2010 / 18:00
19 – 23 December 2010: open by appointment only. On Wednesday 22 December 2010 / 14:00-19:00 Wytske will be present
contact: info@wytskevankeulen.nl or 06 42 11 95 92
Wytske van Keulen (NL) will present a new slide installation that she developed especially for the project space of Het Wilde Weten. Van Keulen experimented in the space with different cinematographic presentations. In this work in progress Van Keulen takes us on a journey into the daily life and surroundings of the 51 year old Saskia, who is fighting a severe malady in her own way. Instead of focusing on her illness Van Keulen tries to visualize the fortitude and beauty of an incredibly strong woman.
Van Keulen studied photography at St. Joost (BA) and Post-St. Joost (MA) in Breda. In 2008 she published the book ‘We would come to doubt everything. And almost everyone would come to doubt’. Her work has been shown in Museum de Hallen in Haarlem, Nederlands Fotomuseum in Rotterdam, Dutch Culture Centre in Shanghai, Kominek in Berlin and at the NY Photo Festival in New York.
The work is supported by Fonds BKVB
Posted on December 5, 2010
by Dieuwertje Komen in Agenda • News
The work of Angel de la Rubia (ES, 1981) is determined by the influence of documentary photography. The relevance of memory and visual index are a basic heritage to him, and a starting point. Nevertheless, the limits of this form of communication have always struggled to be present since his early reportage-like work. Whether working in the Balkans on a present under construction, or in Asturias around and his genealogy and identity, the role of experience and its link with time is always present. He sees his work progressively attempting at shaping certain historical narratives from the perspective of its anonymous actors, those (us) who can seem to disappear behind the language that is needed to describe their context.
angeldelarubia.dphoto.com
Posted on November 16, 2010
by Marijke Appelman in Agenda • News
Opening: Friday November 26th 19.00h
Open: Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th from 13.00-17.00h
A Date with the Foreign is an installation made as a result of a 3 months artist residency by Yolanda de los Bueis. An attempt to reenact, reinterpret and redefine the space in between people’s communication.
Yolanda de los Bueis (Basque / UK)
Her latest work explores new forms of performance and audience interaction in the context of live events. Her interest is in the capacity of new media to intrude into daily life and the potentiality of interactions between audience, author, mediator and artwork.
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