Pascal Rousson |
"Studio View," by Pascal Rousson |
Art Amsterdam, 27th edition of Holland´s largest contemporary art fair: 11to15 May, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
It would be hard to add more color and energy to Amsterdam.
But the art high of highs, Art Amsterdam 2011, kicks off for a five-day fest on Wednesday, 11 May in the high-energy city.
Art Amsterdam organizers reported113 international galleries field their stables of new and emerging talent.
“Without art, Amsterdam wouldn´t be Amsterdam. Art is deeply rooted in the city,” said Art Amsterdam director Edo Dijksterhuis.
New this year: “No Holds Barred” exhibit, a contemporary art free-for-all of sorts with only one rule.
A panel of judges selected 12 major works from 79 submissions: sculpture, painting, photography, installation, performance, film, and video.
The judges: Albert Groot, Christine Rekade and Nicolai Strom-Olsen--collector, curator and critic, respectively.
The judges: Albert Groot, Christine Rekade and Nicolai Strom-Olsen--collector, curator and critic, respectively.
Winners include Pascal Rousson of Vegas Gallery, UK, Tinkebell of TORCH in the Netherlands, and Henriette Pederson from GalleryMaria Veie in Oslo, Norway.
A new cyber twist: This year´s show will also be the first world art fair to present physical and online presence, according to the fair´s news release.
Working with OpenArtCollection.com in New York, more than 70 exhibitors will showcase and may sell works online.
Rock on and practice peace and love.
Stefan, the ArtTraveler ™"This Way Out" Photograph by Stefan van Drake (2009) |
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