8 September – 21 October 2023
Gallery bradwolff & partners, Amsterdam
opening 8 september 5-9 pm. Exhibition runs until 21 october 2023
Bradwolff & Partners is proud to announce that they will be taking up permanent residence in Amsterdam as of September at Lijnbaansgracht 314, Amsterdam.
With the opening of the exhibition ‘together’, Bradwolff & Partners celebrates the launch of this new space. The exhibition is inspired by the eponymous work ’together’ by herman de vries. This group show features nine artists displaying their vision of ’togetherness’; as community, collaboration and shared experiences in different media, styles and modes of presentation.
Young, mid-career and established artists engage in dialogue with one another: herman de vries, Ruta Butkute, Sjoerd Buisman, Iva Gueorguieva, Katrin Korfmann, Jaehun Park, Greg Colson, Marike Schuurman and Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky. The opening of Bradwolff & Partners is an important milestone in the platform’s growth. Van den Bergh and her team are determined to position the represented artists in the international art world through long-term collaborations. The autonomy of the artists and the artworks remain central to this, with Bradwolff & Partners acting as a catalyst to bring the works to a wider audience.
30 September – 12 November 2023
OMSTand, Arnhem
nieuwe expo – TURBULENTIE – opening 30 sept. as
TURBULENTIE – opening 30 sept. as
7 October – 28 October
project space bradwolff & projects, Amsterdam
opening 7 october 2023
Duo Exhibition
Ruta BUTkute & AkmAr
The project ‘How materials become concepts’ (2023) is supported by: Stichting Niemeijer Fonds, Stichting Stokroos (Hanzenfonds of the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds), Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst (AFK), Amarte Fonds, NL
April – July 2023
EKWC
Artist-in-residency for ceramics (research and development of the new artworks)
Open Studios 25th of June 11:00 – 17:00
‘How materials become concepts’
Collide 2023, porcelain /photo credit: LNDWstudio
The project ‘How materials become concepts’ (2023) is supported by: Stichting Niemeijer Fonds, Stichting Stokroos (Hanzenfonds of the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds), Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst (AFK), Amarte Fonds, NL
Upcoming public program:
Open Studios 25th of June 11:00 – 17:00
PAST
September – December 2022
HOW TO MAKE SCULPTURE MOVE
Book presentations
Book published in July 2022 by Jap Sam Books
https://www.japsambooks.nl/
the book: https://www.japsambooks.nl/products/how-to-make-sculpture-move
Sculpture, choreography, and installation are the main pillars of Ruta Butkute’s art practice. Her method is guided by a reflective approach to the physicality of sculpture and the relation to the performers, audiences, and the spaces in which they interact. She developed a new medium she calls ‘sculptural performance’, which places objects, sculptures, and space in a transformative field, enabling the direction of movement. In this book, a collaboration between Ruta Butkute and Emily Kocken the vital elements of Butkute’s latest work are brought together to create an experience that manifests her unique take on sculpture and performativity. New meanings behind the images unfold via a poetic assemblage of linguistic genres, word play and critical references, culminating in conversations the artist had with her peers on ‘how to make sculpture move’.
How To Make Sculpture Move
Art Ruta Butkute
Text Emily Kocken
Graphic design Eva van der Schans (Inedition) ISBN 978-94-92852-
Price €30.00
Printer die Keure
Binding softcover
Number of pages 112
Book size 21 x 27.5cm
supported by Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst (AFK), Tijl Fonds (Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds), Jaap Harten Fonds (JHF), Mondriaan Fonds (MF)