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May News 2025

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"WOMEN HOUSE AMSTERDAM celebrates the power of feminist art while critically challenging the status of women artists, by exposing gender inequality and the persistent exclusions that still define the art world. In the 21st century, feminist art still manifests itself as a powerful, multi-voiced language of resistance, critique and poetic disruption. The project, which actively connects with global feminist voices, was initiated in 2024 by Brazilian artist Neyde Lantyer and Uruguayan curator and PhD architect Alejandra Muñoz. Under the name Casa de Mulheres, the first edition took place at the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia (MAM-BA) in Brazil. This exhibition was a tribute to Womanhouse (1972), the first feminist exhibition in the United States, realised by artists Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro in Los Angeles.
As a second edition, the exhibition now gets a follow-up in Amsterdam with a number of new participants. Here, 25 international artists from diverse backgrounds, including artists from the NDSM, present a wide range of artistic techniques to explore the lived experiences of women. They focus on themes such as gendered labour, motherhood, racism, gender-based violence and feminicide, among others. At the same time, the female body - historically objectified, politicised and controlled - is being reclaimed as a site of strength, vulnerability and expression.
By actively claiming equality for women in art, WOMEN HOUSE AMSTERDAM joins global feminist movements fighting for women's rights. At the same time, the project also embraces decolonial, ancestral and indigenous perspectives. It dreams of a more just and equal future - rooted in solidarity and climate justice, and committed to the radical pursuit of global peace.

Guided tour by curator Neyde Lantyer at june 1 and 29 and on july 6" (Women House Amsterdam, 2025)

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Commission Work:

Exciting Commission by

Maarten Cima to create a

Live Sketch for his Live Album. 

https://www.maartencima.com/

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December News

I am very fortunate to have been offered an Art Residency at
Espacio Lavadero from
Dec. 15-Jan. 4, 2025 in Granada, Spain. The Art Residency ends with a
Solo Exhibition/Happening
on Jan. 3, 2025
This will be my 2nd Art Residency at the Espacio Lavadero part of Laterial in Granada, Spain.

https://espaciolavadero.com/
https://lateralgranada.com/

 

November News

|We are excited to invite you to our last exhibition of the year, Sensory Dialogues Through Touch, opening on November 14th at 18h! Come join us for a show dedicated to experiencing art through tactile exploration. 

First in a series of exhibitions focused on the different senses, the aim of the Sensory Dialogues Through Touch is to bring the often-overlooked sense of touch to the forefront, offering a more intimate and physical connection with the works on display.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Parul Bouvart, Li Li k.s.a, Anna Kakhiani, Marloeke van der Vlugt, Gregory Lasserre & Anaïs met den Ancxt, Dejana Vuckovic-Simovic, Rachel Walker-Konno, Lies Aris, Anna Szvak, Senja Barthel, Rika Maja Duevel, Yuk Lin Man & Philip Ling.
Exhibition opening times: Thursday to Sunday from 13h to 18h, until December 8th. 
SIDE ACTIVITIES/WORKSHOPS

  • November 12th from 19h to 21h30 | Bedtime Stories: Writing with All Your Senses by Lies Aris. Second workshop.

  • November 8th from 19h to 20h | Smash the Apocalypse Workshop. The participants of this workshop will sculpt in clay the practical solution (a 'go bag') to their worst fears (our type of apocalypse) to later destroy it in a poetic riddance ritual at the opening.

  • November 14th at 18h | Exhibition Opening including a guided tour with the artists and a performance by Rachel Walker-Konno.

  • November 17th and December 8th from 12h to 13h | Blindfolded Tour. A unique sensory experience where the participants engage with the artworks in a fresh, immersive way.

  • November 24th from 14h to 16h | Tactile Reading Workshop by Marloeke van der Vlugt.

  • November 28th from 19h to 21h30 | Tactile Handmade Bookmaking Workshop by Rika Maja Duevel. Through a series of prompts, participants will explore focusing on the internal and external emotions, to later make them visual.

  • December 8th from 14h to 16h | Touchy-Feely Workshop by Dejana Vuckovic Simovic. A ceramic workshop where attendees make objects that express profound feelings through touching, squeezing, and beating clay." (Treehouse)

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My Piece

"It's Time"

October News

"I am very proud to award you with the

International Prize Velázquez & Goya.

The Prize is for the Artists that are worth for their artistic merit.

You will be awarded on October 26th at 3:00 pm, 2024 at the Auditorium of Casa Milà - La Pedrera, Passeig de Gràcia, 92, in Barcelona, to the presence of collectors, journalists, politicians and art lovers.

If the artist will not be present at the awards ceremony, the prize will be sent home.

It is one of the most prestigious art awards awarded in the heart of Barcelona.

The International Prize Velázquez & Goya is a recognition that is assigned to all those artists who have distinguished themselves over the years for their artistic research and for the stylistic value of their works of art.

The Prize is intended for painters, sculptors, photographers, video artists, performers and digital artists."

Dott. Salvatore Russo

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​Outward Soul
International Group Exhibition
October 26 – November 9, 2024, at OnArtGallery, Florence

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The international group exhibition Outward Soul, organized by Nartwork APS, will be held at OnArtGallery in Florence from

October 26 to November 9, 2024.

This last exhibition of 2024 by the Nartwork Association is dedicated to exploring the most beautiful part of every being, one that remains untouched by human trials or the passage of time, belonging to the intangible world, yet alive and present in everyone's experience.


The exhibiting artists have taken on the challenge of revealing what cannot be seen, transcending the limits of matter to express the formless, and finding the harmonious middle ground between the two opposites of material and immaterial.


The exhibition features works by 29 artists from 16 countries and has received the moral patronage from Tuscany and Campania Region, Suor Orsola Benincasa University, and ALSOB Association. The artworks on display are accompanied by QR codes that link to descriptive phrases provided by the artists for the public.

 

During the vernissage, scheduled for Saturday, October 26 at 5:30 PM, there will be a discussion between curators, participating artists, and the audience, and the exhibition catalog will be distributed for free. A small refreshment will follow.

Booking on eventbrite

 

The exhibition is free to visit from October 26 to November 9, 2024, Monday to Saturday, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at OnArt Gallery, Via della Pergola 57-61r, 50121 Florence.

 

Artists on display:

Claudio Barbugli (Italy), Rafael Castillo Guillén -Rafapasta- (Spain), Denis Chyżawski (Poland), Maria Daloiso (Italy), Claudia Delgado Dupré (Perù), Alessandro Di Porzio (Italy), Rika Maja Duevel (Norway), Christian Elmiger (Switzerland), Giulio Fantone (Italy), Marita Fernandez Barragan (Argentina), Mario Formica (Italy), Nathalie  Guglielmo (Italy), Ulla Hasen (Austria), JBG (United Kingdom), Rada Koleva-Genova (Italy), Anastasiia Lodde -Loddeart- (Denmark), Atsushi  Ohta (Japan), Attila  Olasz (Hungary), Caroline Pasquier (Switzerland), Weronika  Raczynska (Poland), Jukka Savilampi (Finland), Mayada Shibir (Germany), Lisa  Smith (Japan), Analvis Somoza -Si deseo- (Cuba), Maria Carolina Terracciano (Italy), Milica Todorov -Milli- (Austria), Colina van Bemmel (The Netherlands), Alexis van Honig, Ute Zeuschner (Germany).

 

Art curators: Rossella Bellan, Giulia Mazzilli, Antonietta Panico

Exhibition graphic design by: Antonio Imparato

Show display design by: Giulio Bellan

Critical essays by: Maria Aurelia Catalano Rossi Danielli, Gianpasquale Greco

©2024 by Rika Maja Duevel

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