WG Kunst Sale 2015

During the weekend of December 12 and 13, a special exhibition will be held at WG Kunst in Amsterdam; more than 100 works of art by more than 100 artists are offered for 100 euros each. Drawings, paintings, graphics, sculptures, jewelry, ceramics, glassware and more. Free entrance.

Address: Marius van Bouwdijk Bastiaansestraat 28 Amsterdam (show on map)
More information: wgkunst@wgkunst.nl | +31 (0)20 6161515

In het weekend van 12 & 13 december 2015 zijn meer dan honderd kunstwerken van ruim honderd kunstenaars voor honderd euro per stuk te koop bij WG Kunst, Marius van Bouwdijk Bastiaansestraat 28 Amsterdam (Wilhelmina Gasthuisterrein). Kopers kunnen het kunstwerk na betaling meteen meenemen. Op de vrijgekomen plek wordt direct een ander kunstwerk geplaatst. Zo is sprake van een telkens wisselende tentoonstelling.

Meer informatie: wgkunst@wgkunst.nl | www.wgkunst.nl | 020 6161515

Artists' Books

Artists' books are works of art that utilize the form of the book. They are often published in small editions, though they are sometimes produced as one-of-a-kind objects. 

Galerie 'S' exhibits books with unconventional binding methods and experiments with materials other than the traditional paper, such as metals, textiles, ceramics, wood and even glass. Participating artists are Lydia Bakker, Jan bervoets, Hanneke van Gent, Henri de Haas, Geertrui van Herwijnen, Daniëlle van Hilten, Agnes de Kok, Niqui Kommerkamp, Rik Lina, Carrie Meijer, Ansje v/d Muyzenberg, Annette Palstra, Marlies Rekers, Lies Verdenius en Ben Vollers.

The exhibition runs from October 30 to November 8, 2015. 

Opening hours: 
Friday October 30 from 4 to 7 pm; Saturdays & Sundays from 3 to 6 pm

Address: 
Gallery 'S', Waldeck Pyrmontlaan 21, 1075 BT Amsterdam

Mirroring time in Ceramics

The National Museum of Ceramics, De Princessehof, in Leeuwarden (Netherlands) presents ceramics as the cultural memory of the 20th century. The exhibition 'The 20th century – mirroring time in ceramics' tells the story of the previous century through approximately 400 ceramic objects, ranging from avant-garde to mass-produced objects. 

The ceramic objects are complemented by objects from other fine and applied art disciplines, and include furniture, paintings, a jukebox and even an original caravan from 1960. There are also film footage and historical photographs, which locate the ceramic objects in time. 

The exhibition can be seen from 5 September 2015 until 3 July 2016. 

Ceramics Museum Princessehof, Grote Kerkstraat 11, 8911 DZ Leeuwarden