Exhibition Untitled TZT059

Karin Wiertz & Guus Zuiderwijk

August 5 - 22 2021

Opening Saturday August 7 5 pm - 7 pm

Karin Wiertz

Karin Wiertz is trained as textile designer at the Academy for Industrial Design in Eindhoevn.. After finishing her studie she made years of experimental animated films, together with her deceased husband Jacques Verbeek ( NL 1947-1993). Their work is managed by the Dutch Film Museum Eye. But she also always worked in textile. Both influences are still visible in her visual work. When her textile work needed longer and larger sizes and the implementation of her ideas in textiles would take a long time, she changed medium and began to carry out her designs as paintings.

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Karin Wiertz, "V-20"
acrylverf op doek | acrylic on canvas, 80 x 120 cm

Guus Zuiderwijk

Guus Zuiderwijk (NL 1947) graduated from the Royal Academy of Art in 1968 and worked as a designer of monumental ceramics at Royale Delft (Porceleyne Fles) and as a teacher. The series of works that Guus shows in this exhibition are titled “Changing reflections”. Light and shadow determine how the artwork presents itself to the viewer, depending on which angle you look at it. Artificial light or daylight make the difference, daylight changes every moment, artificial light is possible in many variations. The shades are uniform and frugal. In terms of form, architecture and industry are the source of inspiration, rhythm and repetition. The brushed aluminum reflects the light differently when applied horizontally or vertically, that's the game being played.

Guus Zuiderwijk, "Changing reflections"
reliëf in aluminium en kunststof | relief in aluminium and plastic, 60 x 50 x 5 cm

!! New artists at Bos Fine Art

In 2021 Bos Fine Art started collaborating with new artists. You can already find work in stock of some of them, others will follow soon. From 2022 you will find these artists in the "double duo" exhibitions in both our new gallery in Utrecht and in the gallery in The Hague.

Ada Weber

Switzerland

hidden sun 2/19
Technique: interactive object
Material: acrylic on forex
Size: 50x50x4cm

Christian F. Kintz

Germany

No Title (2021)
Material: Oil, acrylic, lead on canvas
Size: 40 x 35 cm

Clive Holden

Canada

SEXI: for Morton Feldman 1 (2021)
Technique: Print, analog & digital mixed media
Material: Print created with hand-painted 16mm film + live digital media. On Kodak Endura Premier Metallic Paper, mounted on Sintra. Edition: 1 of 1 + 1 AP.
Size: 15 x 26.667 inch

Cor van der Meijden

Netherlands

Remembering Antoinette (in stock)
Technique: Collage
Material: Mixed media
Size: 20 x 13.5 cm

Doris Marten

Germany

LAYERS Object No.5
Technique: Ink Drawings
Material: Ink on Alu-Dibond
Size: 45 x 70 cm

Gabriel de Gaudi

Italy

Ix100
Technique: painting
Material: acrylic on canvas - 2021
Size: 50x40 cm

Ines Bitsch

Germany

Sunset
Technique: painting on canvas, all-around format
Material: acrylics/canvas
Size: 95 cm x 75 cm

Jean-Luc Manguin

France

Suggested quadrilatere - 5.2
Technique: Ink on paper
Size: 29.7 x 42 cm

Kirsten Møller Nielsen

Danmark

dark corner
Material: bamboo - waxed linen - oak plinth
Size: 25x25x15cm + plinth

Kleopatra Moursela

Greece

Spring Series 3,flowery 2, 2021
Technique: Oil Painting
Material: Oil painting on Linen
Size: 40 x 40 x 3

Maks Dannecker

Germany

#digitalcollage #miseenabyme #lime
Technique: Digital collage | in various colors
Material: Hahnemühle fine art print | hand-signed signature on the back of the fine art print
Size: ca. 20x20 cm