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New Media Art

There have always been two immediate goals. One was to create new works of art in a technology driven, critical social environment. The other was to create new technologies and spaces to facilitate the former.

Collaboration and common ground have been always key. Artists had to start working with engineers, resources were limited and had to be shared. Development was based on both knowledge and imagination through open source.

Projects (as co-producer)

Digital Guestbook (1993)
The Digital City (1993, 1994)
The Flying Desk (1994-1996)
The Thing Amsterdam (1994-)
Salon Digital (ZKM, 1995-1997)
ASCII Art Ensemble (1998-)

Exhibitions (as co-curator)

World Wide Video Festival (1997,1998)
Net_condition (1999, 2000)
GLOW (2010)

See also: medialabs

Art, Kunst

One colour and white

A series of canvasses with a single colour painted in transparant layers on white.
67v1, cerulean on white
67v1, cobalt on white, lightly
2017
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
43, cerulean on white
43, cerulean on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
47, orange on white
47, orange on white
2016
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
73v1, emerald on white
73v1, emerald on white
2017
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
41, magenta on white
41, cerulean on white
2016
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
Art, Kunst

White and two colours mixed

A series of square canvassed with 23, 27, 29, 31 and 37 bars using white and two colours mixed.

59v1 cerulean and orange on white
59v1 cerulean and orange on white
2016
acrylic on canvas
100x100cm
23 cerulean and yellow on white
23 cerulean and yellow on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
23 magenta and orange on white
23 magenta and orange on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
27 cerulean and orange on white
27 cerulean and orange on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
31 magenta and cerulean on white
31 magenta and cerulean on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
37, cerulean and orange on white
37, cerulean and orange on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm
29, yellow and magenta on white
29, yellow and magenta on white
2015
acrylic on canvas
60x60cm

De Europeesche

Onder de noemer ‘De Europeesche’ (Hongaars: Europai) exposeerden vier Hongaarse en vier Nederlandse kunststudenten aan hun academies en in 1985 in Nijmegen in Galerie Goem en in 1986 in Fészsek Galeria in Budapest.

De deelnemende kunstenaars waren Zoltán Ádám, András Bernát, József Bullás, Walter van der Cruijsen, Ad van Hoof, István Mazzag, Tom van der Noordt en Peter de Thouars. Voor de catalogus schreef de kunstenaar Henk Peeters het essay ‘Hongarije ligt ergens anders’.

De Europeesche was een uitwisselingsproject tussen twee kunstacademies in Hongarije en Nederland en een initiatief van de kunstenaar Ferenc Gögös, die in 1957 van Hongarije naar Nederland was gevlucht. Hij was docent van de Nederlandse deelnemers en gaf les aan de Academie voor Beelden Kunsten in Arnhem, nu ArtEZ.

In 2015 besloten de kunstenaars een vervolg te geven en opnieuw met elkaar te exposeren in Budapest, De Europeesche 2.0.

Art, Kunst

The European 2.0

From 15 October until 6 November, I will show three works at Fészek Galeria and Neon Galeria in Budapest as part of ‘The European 2.0’ (Dutch: De Europeesche), a group exhibition with four Hungarian and four Dutch artists. This exhibition is a follow-up of ‘The European’ thirty years ago in 1985.