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Mirrors of time Everything in life reflects time. Time reflects anything in life. This is also the case for castle in Oud-Rekem, which came to international recognition as an acclaimed venue for many extraordinary exhibitions. It is there where Annemie Van Laethem & Erik Croux thiry years ago found the place to give art a […]
PREPCurated by DAGa Group exhibition withJeroen CremersKanta Kimura Sophia SchamaCarlos SilvaJens WolfMichaela ZimmerNew version after lockdown
The key inspiration for the installation „Silent Bells“ was a scene from the classic western ‚Once upon a Time in the West’. In the particular scene an old church bell and its chime stands in the center. The scene reflects a state of paralysis. A state in which the viewer feels the potential of a threatening […]
Solo exhibition Jeroen Cremers in Odapark Venray The proverbial back of the camel The straw that broke the camel’s back. That is the title of the solo exhibition of Jeroen Cremers formerly Jerry Kowalsky, in Odapark – Center for contemporary art – Venray. Born as Jeroen Cremers in Reuver, Limburg, he is now making a […]
Events close to crisis point – Jeroen Cremers formerly known as Jerry Kowalsky Vernisage 08.09 2017 19.00h 09 -23.09.2017 BcmA Berlin Manteuffelstraße 42, 10997 Berlin. The crisis casts a colorful semantic shadow when the Dutch artist fabricates his sculptures made out of cardboard and metal screws. With sympathetic perseverance and reduced, carefully chosen means and […]
CODA Paper Art 2019 10.06.2019 – 27.10.2019 | CODA Museum (Dutch version) The strength and beauty of paper are astounding. The world of this dynamic material offers boundless potential for making great ideas palpable. Paper has been a source of inspiration for artists and designers for centuries; with this relatively simple base material, they manage to […]
“The Control Room” by Jeroen Cremers (then working under the name : Jerry Kowalsky) is this year’s first project at Galerie Bart. This Dutch artist lives and works in Berlin and makes impressive sculptures of an unusual material: cardboard. The exhibition shows large sculptures of enlarged body parts and utensils, as a kind of ‘wonderland’, […]
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