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HIDDE VAN SEGGELEN is proud to participate for the first time at Art Cologne, 16 - 19 November 2023.

HIDDE VAN SEGGELEN proudly presents a new solo exhibition by Richard Bevan at the gallery. Preview on 23 February at 6 pm.

Nie Pastille

10 June - 14 August 2021

Dream sequences transformed into colorful, almost esoteric hippie-esque oil-on-linen and chipboard are presented as wall objects. Nie's canvasses are unconventionally constructed by re-joining sawn parts,  providing rounded irregular shapes with soft edges and feature open partitions, occasionally including painted stuffed linen cushions. The edges are covered with plain cloth.

For this exhibition a free catalogue is available including two essays by Roland Groenenboom and Franz W. Kaiser. This publication can be viewed also online: https://partsproject.nl/wp-content/uploads/PP17-boekje.pdf

The exhibition is extended until 21 March 2021. For visiting and gaining access to the show please contact Parts Project.

On the occasion of this event we will present a kinetic work from German artist Gerhard von Graevenitz.

The kinetic object Zwei Streifen is one of the first object Von Graevenitz made after his return from Paris. The black and white lines  move at slow speed independently over the square canvas and never touch or overlap each other.

TEFAF Online 2020 will run until November 4, 2020

Hidde van Seggelen is proud to announce an exhibition by Spanish artist Pere Llobera.

Pere Llobera’s paintings resemble volatile evocations of possible worlds. The works are like scenes taken from a narrative, fragments in a film or a detective story. Often, they combine various layers and types of visual information. The painterly style is atmospheric, moody; a sleek unevenness suggests that everything can change at any moment; this mercurial aspect is important. 

Llobera is interested in the state of the world, he makes art in response to political issues, and takes his inspiration from many artists. He favours a humoristic approach to the unexpected, for example he made a painting of one of his own works, that was hung behind a door because his friend’s wife did not favour it. Sometimes he collaborates with other artists. 

Ansuya Blom's work is featuring at Casco Art Institute in Utrecht, The Netherlands as part of a program of four solo exhibitions. Blom is showing alongside Babi Badalov, Ama Josephine Budge, and Mire Lee. 

'Ansuya Blom invites us to sense a dreamworld or a dark corner of the mind through her delicately rendered paintings, drawings, collages, sculpture, and films. Revealed vital organs in a series of paintings refer to the consequences of putting words to what you cannot describe yet what’s happening irresistibly on your “insides.” The partially concealed interior scenes of psychiatry clinics on collages draw a hazy line between confusion and clarity.' [cit. Caso website]

This exhibition runs until November 3, 2019

The collection at PEAC, one of the most important collections in the field of radical painting in Europe, has been brought together by the late entrepreneur Paul Age.

Finger

25 October-14 December

Private view

24 October 5 - 8 pm

Participating artists are: Thomas Arnolds, Martin Assig, Michael Bauer, Tim Berresheim, Norbert Bisky, Peter Bömmels, Nicola de Maria, Peter Dreher, Lutz Driessen, Robert Elfgen, Wolfgang Ellenrieder, Max Ernst, Jean Fautrier, Bruno Goller, Wolf Hamm , Thomas Hartmann, Anton Henning, KH Höhle, Gerhard Hoehme, Thomas Huber, Johannes Hüppi, Leiko Ikemura, Olav Christopher Jenssen, Marjorie Jongbloed, Konrad Klapheck, Robert Klümpen, Karin Kneffel, Dieter Krieg, Susanne Kühn, Stefan Kürten, August Macke, Stephan Melzl, Hartmut Neumann, Heribert C Ottersbach, Simon Pasieka, Ulrich Pester, Stefanie Popp, Roland Schappert, Katharina Schilling, Julia Schmid, Andreas Schulze, Norbert Schwontkowski, Sibylle Springer, Norbert Tadeusz, Gert and Uwe Tobias, Cornelius Völker, Friedemann von Stockhausen, Stefan à Wengen and Thomas Werner

To show Pere Lbobera unique and fascinating view of the world, Museum Voorlinden presents works from 2007 till more recent paintings in the cabinets of the museum from February 16 onwards.

Image: courtesy Hidde van Seggelen - collection ING Bank

We are delighted that Pieter Laurens Mol is currently exhibiting at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

This intimate presentation shows various works by artist Pieter Laurens Mol (Breda, 1946) from the period 1970 – 2000. The works - photographs, installation and drawings - are related to Mol's own memories of Vincent van Gogh and the province of Brabant, the region from which both men originate.

For the presentation on the third floor of the museum, the artist has selected the installation Lament Superior, 1991 from collection Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven, two large photo works Winter over Spring (Forest Zone), 1994 from the collection of Ludmila Danon, Brussels, a smaller painting titled Coucher de Soleil, 1987, private collection, The Hague, and a group of early drawings from 1968-1975.  Elsewhere in the museum is installed, Vincent, Painter of the Free Range, 1992. It is the first time that these works have been brought together in this manner.

This exhibition is part of a series of presentations of modern and contemporary art at the Van Gogh Museum showing how later generation artists have been inspired by van Gogh, and follows recent presentations of works by John Chamberlain, Francis Bacon, Edvard Munch, Frank Auerbach, Willem de Kooning, Zeng Fanzhi, Peter Doig and expressionist paintings from the Merzbacher collection.

Photo credit: Steve Shrimpton

Gallery Sfeir-Semler

Admiralit
ätstrasse 71

D-20459 Hamburg

Germany 

Exhibition:

1 February - 15 March 2019

Opening hours: 

Monday to Friday 11-6pm

Saturday 11 am-4pm

Art Rotterdam

Van Nelleweg 1

3044 BC Rotterdam

Opening hours:

February 7 - 10

Daily 11 am - 19 pm

Two exhibitions at Bombon Projects in Barcelona and Sis Galeria in Sabadell explore Pere Llobera's ever changing styles and painterly references, from Antic Assemblages to Cartoonish canvases.

Press Review Frieze:

PAN Amsterdam 

Europaplein 20

1078 GZ Amsterdam

SPRINGVOSSEN by Robert van Altena

Photography Allard Bovenberg

Design Rutger Fuchs

Publisher HIDDE VAN SEGGELEN, Hamburg

ISBN: 978-3-9819511-0-3