unlimited.nl
- Title
- unlimited.nl
- Type
- on group show
- Artist
- Yael Davids, Arthur Elsenaar, Yvonne Fontijne, Barbara Guldenaar, Dianne Hagen, Ram Katzir, Fransje Killaars, Moshekwa Langa, Sjaak Langenberg, Arno Nollen, Elka Oudenampsen, Paul de Reus, Machiel van Soest, Fiona Tan, Pia Wergius, Remko Scha
- Publisher
- de Appel, Amsterdam, 1998
- Venue
- de Appel, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat
- Code
- APPEL-LIB-199801/01
- Subcollection
- publications de Appel
- Details
- 23.0 × 17.0 cm, English
booklet exhibition, book softcover
Description
16 index cards bound with large paperclip
'unlimited.nl' is the first of a series of exhibitions conceived to show the work of artists who live and work in the Netherlands. It does not limit itself to artists of Dutch birth and exhibits a broad range of media, from computer generated choreographies to highly figurative images. During the selection of these works (which was based solely on their expressive power and personal character), affinities, similarities and contrasts emerged of their own accord which then were intentionally given slightly more emphasis.
'unlimited.nl' has become an exhibition in which the physical goes hand-in-hand with the ephemeral instead of being contrasted against it, and sensual and mental perceptions are interwoven. The artists' choice of materials is based not on ideas about techniques or methods, but on an attitude. That attitude is best described as an attempt to seduce which is sometimes wrapped in sensuality and sometimes in pure irony.
'unlimited.nl' is the first of a series of exhibitions conceived to show the work of artists who live and work in the Netherlands.
'un nited.nl' does not limit itself to artists of Dutch birth and exhibits a broad range of media, from computer generated choreographies to highly figurative images. During the selection of these works (which was based solely on their expressive power and personal character), affinities, similarities and contrasts emerged of their own accord which then were intentionally given slightly more emphasis.
'unlimited.nl' has become an exhibition in which the physical goes hand-in-hand with the ephemeral instead of being contrasted against it, and sensual and mental perceptions are interwoven. The artists' choice of materials is based not on ideas about techniques or methods, but on an attitude. That attitude is best described as an attempt to seduce which is sometimes wrapped in sensuality and sometimes in pure irony.