Exhibitions

Ed van der Elsken

Show who you are 2 Dec 2000 - 27 Jan 2001 'Be strong everybody. Take care. Show who you are. Bye.' With these words Dutch filmmaker Ed van der Elsken (1925-1990) ended his last film Bye. On December 28th 1990, six months after finishing this movie, he passed away. In 1956 Van der Elsken became famous through his photo book A... Read more

Elske Neus | in The Bakery

Dans 2 Dec 2000 - 27 Jan 2001 The Bakery will present the new work 'Dans' by the Dutch artist Elske Neus. In 'Dans' Elske Neus shows how infinitely beautiful the slowness of motion can be. Six Small DVD monitors, placed in a circle, show an ordinary garden snail moving in an imperturable rhythm from one monitor to... Read more

Elise Tak

Binary Fission 21 Oct - 25 Nov 2000 In the next weeks Annet Gelink Gallery shows work by Dutch artist Elise Tak (1957) who lives and works both in Amsterdam and New York. Her oeuvre consists of 'computerpaintings': large, 'glossy' stills and filmposters, in which the imagery and dreamlike quality of the cinematic experience is celebrated. She uses... Read more

Wineke Gartz | in The Bakery

21 Oct - 25 Nov 2000 In the Bakery Wineke Gartz (1968) shows her work ' Planets', Her multimedia installations form landscapes of sequential, and partially overlapping, video and slide projections. Gartz uses the space as a large canvas, in which projections and space have to be in balance. For the work 'Planets' she mixed video... Read more

Rita Ackermann

Lost & Found Notes 2 Sep - 15 Oct 2000 Annet Gelink Gallery starts the new season with the first solo-exhibition in Holland by the Hungarian artist Rita Ackermann (1968) who lives and works in New York. Her drawings and paintings are characterized by a combination of childlike innocence and a tendency towards the forbidden and occult. The marriage of... Read more

Harmony Korine | in The Bakery

The Milk Chicken Review 2 Sep - 15 Oct 2000 Twentyfour-year old Harmony Korine broke through as the script-writer of Larry Clarke's controversial film 'Kids', directed the confusing films 'Gummo' and 'Julien Donkey-boy' and the video for the song 'Sunday' by Sonic Youth. He made a video-installation with the titel' The secret diary of Anne Frank, part II', broke literary... Read more

Anya Gallaccio

Falling from Grace 11 - 29 Jul 2000 The apple represents both purity and temptation, the loss of innocence. The apple tree is a work of art, constructed from our fantasies and desires. It is engineered to produce the perfect product. The apple may be innocent yet it is created by our desire for perfection and from some... Read more

Glenn Sorensen

27 May - 1 Jul 2000 Annet Gelink Gallery proudly presents the first solo exhibition of Australian artist Glenn Sorensen (1968) in Holland. The oeuvre of Sorensen, who lives in Sweden nowadays, consists of watercolours and paintings. Flowers and soft colours occur in almost all of his work. Colour, line, composition, harmony and paint resulting in... Read more

Johannes Schwartz | in The Bakery

27 May - 1 Jul 2000 This month artist Johannes Schwartz (1970), originally from Germany, shows new work in The Bakery. After his series of Kinderhutteninteriors, Jägerstände and people in their new houses again an interior. Schwartz made a photograph of a tabletennis center in Amsterdam which he installed together with a real tabletennis table which... Read more

Paul de Reus

Verder in vuil ondergoed 15 Apr - 20 May 2000 Annet Gelink Gallery proudly presents new work by Dutch artist Paul de Reus (1963). The extensive body of work of De Reus consists of drawings, sculptures, photographs and installations. The central theme which connects his work is man with all its oddities and weaknesses The title of the exhibition (translation... Read more

Lars Arrhenius | in The Bakery

15 Apr - 20 May 2000 This month artist Lars Arrhenius (1966), originally from Sweden, shows the extensive work ' The man without one way' (1998)in The Bakery. The work is a story consisting of 172 images that show the stroll of a man. It is structured like a computergame or musical notation. Each image was... Read more

Wineke van Muiswinkel

4 Mar - 8 Apr 2000 Annet Gelink Gallery proudly presents the first solo exhibition of the Dutch artist Wineke van Muiswinkel (1969). For the new work 'De Brede en de Smalle Weg' she used a combination of film and video. The work originates from a religious print of the same name. A 16 mm film... Read more

Jitka Hanzlova

4 Mar - 8 Apr 2000 The Essen based artist Jitka Hanzlová (1958) shows photos from the series 'Rokytnik' (the Hunt) and 'Bewohner' (Inhabitants). After the Velvet Revolution Hanzlová returned to the Chech Republic after many years of exile in Germany. The portraits and landscapes document her rediscovery of suspended childhood memories. For the 'Bewohner' series... Read more

Alicia Framis

Domestic Loneliness 22 Jan - 26 Feb 2000 DOMESTIC LONELINESS, a project by Alicia Framis On January 22, 2000 the new Annet Gelink Gallery (formerly one of the owners of Bloom Gallery) will open its doors with a project by the Spanish artist Alicia Framis entitled Domestic Loneliness. One of the aims of Alicia Framis is to invite... Read more