RAM - 2020
RAM was a nocturnal exhibition with as its starting point an old sheep pen at a stone's throw from the former island of Schokland (world heritage) and the well-known architectural village of Nagele in the Noordoostpolder.
With RAM we refer to the history of the place where sheep used to be kept. We present the work of thirteen artists who relate to the place, its surroundings, history or future.
RAM is an initiative of id11 in cooperation with Prins te Paard and ReRun Producties with the support of De Verlichte Boerderijenroute Noordoostpolder and the Cultuurmakersfonds.
artists
Participating artists were: Albert Geertjes, Denis Oudendijk, Elena Redaelli, Karin van der Molen, Liset Moerdijk & Rutger Bergboer, Marjan Laaper, Niels Post, Pat van Boeckel, Pim Palsgraaf, Robert Roelink, Rolina Nell, Sigrid Hamelink and Wies Noest.
location, dates and times
RAM was to be ridden in one direction. The route started at the junction of Sluitgatweg/ Havenweg near the village of Nagele, changed to Ramsweg and ended under the Ramspol Bridge. RAM was a route of about 6 km, along the work of thirteen artists, which is best done by car. Dates & times: Friday 11 - Sunday 13 and Friday 18 - Sunday 20 December 2020 from 16.30 - 22.00.
eb - 2020
eb is a 2.5 km tour of the work of eleven artists, around the Enserkerk on the former island of Schokland in the Noordoostpolder. It is low tide from July 26 to October 25, 2020.
Low tide is a phase of the tide where the seawater descends or goes down. On the former beach of Schokland it has been low tide for a long time. The Noordoostpolder officially fell dry on September 9, 1942, in the middle of World War II. The islands of Schokland and Urk came within the dikes of the new polder.
At low tide, treasures washed ashore, and unfortunately nowadays more and more trash, become visible. Beachcombing appeals to our imagination, stimulates our curiosity, and at the same time confronts us with our behavior in the form of washed-up items. But on the reclaimed land around Schokland traces of the past and present are still found almost every week. From old wooden ships that have sunk, prints of the first footsteps of human habitation, to crashed bombers from the Second World War as well as abandoned plastic bottles, chip containers and cans.
After the coronavirus swept over us like a tidal wave, the ebb seems to have set in. What remains of valuable experiences, new insights, inspiration or discarded items and opinions?
With eb, we make a cautious attempt to turn the tide and move with the waves. We want to give artists an opportunity again to make works and to inspire, amaze and/or confront people. In an area where art is not self-evident and at a location where ebb is, for the time being, the status quo.
eb is an initiative of ReRun Productions with support from id11, commissioned by Cultuurbedrijf Noordoostpolder and made possible by the VSBfonds
artists
Linda Verkaaik, Clemens Maassen, Jeffry Koopman, Rolina Nell, Sigrid Hamelink, Karin van der Molen, Pieter van de Pol, Matthijs Muller, Merel Holleboom, Hester Pilz, Pat van Boeckel, Olaf Mooij, Kaneli & Smit, ZAC (Lucia Loren, Imke Rust, Karen Macher Nesta, Elena Redaelli, Sally Kidall, Karin van der Molen) and work by Anthea Simmonds
location, dates and times
eb was a 2.5 km tour of the work of eleven artists, around the Enserkerk on the former island of Schokland in the Noordoostpolder. It was ebb from July 26 to October 25, 2020.
about A woman
about A woman is a research series in which female artists enter into dialogue about their position in the art world.
The initiative for about A woman was taken by visual artist Maritsa van Luttikhuizen, who has now sought to collaborate with Astrid Moors, Debbie Voerman and Rolina Nell.
Under the title about A woman, the first exhibition was organized in 2013 at art venue De Witte Slagerij in Rotterdam. How is it now -seven years later- with emancipation in the arts? A year ago Mama Cash published a research report on the position of women artists in the Netherlands, with the conclusion that the visual presence of women in art is still far from average.
With about A woman, we highlight the work of ourselves and female colleagues and start a conversation about our position.
Around International Women's Day 2020 we organized an exhibition in Rotterdam with the work of eight female artists under the title about A woman -grilhood-. about A woman offered in this exhibition a reflection on the girl from different perspectives and in different disciplines. Within the context of the exhibition we talked to guests, guest speakers and the audience about the position of the female artist in the current art field.
artists
Astrid Moors, Debbie Voerman, Guda Koster, Hinke Schreuders, Ingrid van der Hoeven, Maritsa van Luttikhuizen, Netty van Osch and Rolina Nell.
location, dates and times
Art Space Rotterdam, Schietbaanstraat 12, 3014 ZX Rotterdam, Saturday, March 7 through Saturday, March 22, 2020
Website about A woman.
artist-in-residence 2017 - 2020
After making the barn suitable for non-agricultural activities and creating a guesthouse, we shaped our activities on the farm in the Noordoostpolder until the end of 2020 and offered artists, writers, musicians and other makers space to realize and present (new) works in relation to the unique environment that the Noordoostpolder offers and/or the specific space, consisting of the original stables. The production and presentation area were connected to each other. Whereby id11 fulfilled a pioneering function in the Noordoostpolder as a production and presentation location for contemporary professional artists.
Per 31 December 2020 we have stopped our artist-in-residence at the farm in the Noordoostpolder because we had to look for another place to live/work.
artists & musicians
Jeffry Koopman, Daan den Houter, Lobke Burgers, Anja Vermeer, Inge Hoefnagel, Mia van den Burg, Pim van Halem, Nilesh Shidhpura, Wies Noest, Rosa Everts, Egied Simons, Lineke Hansma-Imthorn, Marie Claire Krell and Wouter Sibum. Roufaida, Gitta de Ridder and Hunting the Robot worked on new songs there. The European Stage Europe Network was guest with seven emerging bands.
location, dates and times
IJzerpad 17 in Rutten during the years 2017 to 2020
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projects in delft 2008 - 2016
From 2008 - 2016, id11 organized artists-in-residence projects in Delft, the Netherlands. Empty property was temporarily used as living and working space for (international) artists. The houses, apartments, shops or offices themselves where an important factor in the production of the new artworks. Participating artists created site-specific work. id11 had no permanent living or working space in Delft for the realization of projects but used what was available or arises to create a plan for a project. id11’s artist-in-residence program was dependent on the availability of temporary spaces. id11 organized within the European network CreArt the artists-in-residence projects DELFT OP ZICHT AiR (2013), CarArt AiR (2014), the seminar SHIFTING AiR STRATEGIES (2013) and encounter AiR for Experiment - is there enough room for experiment in the cultural landscape of Europe? (2016) in Delft. Below more information and images about the realised (artists-in-residence) projects in Delft.
ENCOUNTER AiR FOR EXPERIMENT - 2016
id11 organized in cooperation with DutchCulture Center for International Cooperation|TransArtists, the encounter AiR for Experiment - is there enough room for experiment in the cultural landscape of Europe? in the framework of CreArt. How can artist organizations, artist-in-residence programs and local governments work together at local level to enhance the European cultural landscape?
Artist organizations and artist-in-residence programs provide open, relational, social spaces embedded in the locality of a village or city. They connect artists and create communities of practitioners: to test ideas, take creative risks and explore new directions in their artistic practice. Many of these initiatives operate internationally and function as local platforms for the production and presentation of new work, as well as the development of discourse, knowledge and understanding, including in the arts and in society. Often they engage in experimental manner in social, economic and cultural structures of a city or region.
Medium-sized cities in Europe are embedded in the structures and cultural networks of a region, seeking to offer a counterweight to the capital cities that often recruit all the arts and culture. How can dialogue and collaboration between local governments and artist organizations take place in this context? What short and long-term effects can art projects generate for a city or a region? These and other questions where explored in several case studies together with policymakers, artist organizations and artist-in-residence programs from the Netherlands and different regions in Europe.
One of the starting points of the program was the published book Artist-Run-Europe. Initiated by Pallas Projects in Dublin, this part how-to manual, part history, and part socio-political critique, looks at the conditions, organizational models, and role of artist-led practice within contemporary art and society within Europe. Accordingly AiR Platform NL and Platform BK instigated an investigation about the parameters of the artist-run model, operating within the setting of small cities and villages in the Netherlands. With the aim to compose, following the outcomes of the program, the first draft of a document of recommendations; working together towards more diverse arts-ecologies.
location and date
Lijm & Cultuur, Rotterdamseweg 272, 2628 AT Delft, the Netherlands. Friday December 2nd 2016 09.30– 20.00 hrs.
program
Download here the program for the encounter.
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Car Art - 2014
In cooperation with Car Art, id11 worked on this edition of the Car Art festival.
id11 took care of the visual arts. Car Art is a multidisciplinary
festival, where cars and car parts are in their most literal or abstracted
forms the source of inspiration. Car Art took place during the 2nd weekend
in August at Lijm Cultuur,
an old clue factory in Delft, the Netherlands.
In cooperation with Car Art, id11 worked on this edition of the Car Art festival.
id11 took care of the visual arts. Car Art is a multidisciplinary
festival, where cars and car parts are in their most literal or abstracted
forms the source of inspiration. Car Art took place during the 2nd weekend
in August at Lijm Cultuur,
an old clue factory in Delft, the Netherlands.
artists
Albert Geertjes (nl), Bart Jansen (nl), Corine Zomer (nl), Denis Oudendijk/Refunc (nl), Filip Jonker (nl), Henk Tas (nl), Instituut
voor de Loslopende Mens/Oscar Prinsen (nl), Jordy Koevoets (nl), Joris Hoogeboom (nl), Joyce Westorp (ca), Laura Lappi (fi), Lineke Hansma (nl), Mark Swysen (be), Maze de Boer (nl), Mio Fujimaki (jp), Olaf Mooij (nl), Paul van den Hout (nl), Rob van der Hoeven (nl), Ronald Schelfhout (nl), Sonja de Bruin (nl), Teun Verkerk (nl) en Wouter Sibum (nl).
location and dates
Lijm & Cultuur,
Rotterdamseweg 270 Delft, the Netherlands. Saturday August 9th and Sunday 10th 2014.
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CreArt AiR - 2014
From June 15th till August 2014 id11 organized the artist-in-residence project connected with the Car Art festival, within the European network CreArt. CreArt is a collaborative venture between 12 European cities: Arad (Romania), Kaunas (Lithuania), Genoa (Italy), Delft (The Netherlands), Harghita County (Romania), Valladolid (Spain), Aveiro (Portugal), Linz (Austria), Kristiansand (Norway), Lecce (Italy), Pardubice (Czech Republic) and Vilnius (Lithuania).
Participating artists created site-specific work related to the Car Art festival. Eight European artists were selected on the basis of their project proposal, in which the relationship with cars was visible. During the regular opening hours of Lijm & Cultuur, the artworks in development could be seen by visitors. The participating artists presented their work every Friday afternoon during the series of artist talks “bij_wijze_van_SPREKEN”. A feature of this AiR project was that each artist liaised with a curator for two months. The curator and the artist could have practical or substantive discussions. The AiR project concluded with a final presentation in the form of a public show.
artists
Martina Kartelo (hr), Roberta Menechini (it), Eddy Kaiser (nl), André Vieira (pt), Bartis Elemer Marton (ro), Fernando Guijar Candenato (es), Carlos Sanz Aldea (es) and Dina Rončević (hr) just one week.
curators
Coen de Jong (38CC, Delft), Iris Cornelis (gallery Iris Cornelis, Rotterdam), Kiki Petratou (gallery Joey Ramon, Rotterdam), Piet de Jonge (worked as senior curator modern art at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum Kröller Müller and Van Abbemuseum), Sander Zweerts de Jong (Sanders Geluk, Rotterdam) Denis Oudendijk (Refunc, Den Haag), Hans Wap (visual artist, Rotterdam).
location and dates
Lijm & Cultuur, Rotterdamseweg 272, 2628 AT Delf, the Netherlands. bij_wijze_van_SPREKEN every Friday at 5 pm from June 20th till August 1st. Final presentation Saturday August 9th and Sunday 10th. Opening Friday August 8th at 5 pm.
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SEMINAR SHIFTING AiR STRATEGIES - 2013
id11 organized in cooperation with DutchCulture Center for International Cooperation|TransArtists, Satellietgroep and Wander the seminar SHIFTING AiR STATEGIES in the framework of CreArt. Network of Cities for Artistic Creation and Mutual Artist-in-Residence Impulse Russia-Netherlands. artist-in-residence is a changing phenomenon. Hosts ánd guests develop new strategies, or they reinvent the ways they operate, because of shifting economic, political, and cultural circumstances. The seminar brought artist-in-residence programs together from the Netherlands, Europe, and Russia, to share the latest insights in artist-in-residence strategies. Some opt for interdisciplinary research, others for integrating artistic goals with commercial activities. Some focus on the specificity of their location, others try to connect to the needs of other parties. Which new artist-in-residence strategies are developed?
What are the consequences for collaboration, programming, funding? How can networks, cultural organizations, funds, and governments connect to these developments? Experts will shared their visions with us in workshop-explorations, amongst them: Jan Willem Schrofer, former director of the Rijksakademie Amsterdam - Georgi Nikich, director of the Moscow Union of Exhibitions Halls - Leontine Meijer van Mensch, lecturer of heritage theory and professional ethics at the Reinwardt Academy, Amsterdam.
Moderator of the day was: Floor van Spaendonck, manager Platform bij HET NIEUWE INSTITUUT. With special contributions of id11's CreArt partners Agdar Art Centre from Kristiansand in Norway, Atelierhaus Salzamt from Linz in Austria and Artkomas from Kaunas in Lithuania.
location and date
Lijm & Cultuur, Rotterdamseweg 272, 2628 AT Delft, the Netherlands. Saturday December 14th 2013, 10.00 - 20.30 hrs.
program
Download the program here.
MUSEUM NIGHT DELFT - 2013
The artists immersed themselves in the financial world, traces of the crisis, (the use of) money and barter. A stimulating mix of video, performance and installation work (for example ceramic) could be seen. Especially for the museum night id11 set up an Exchange Office: visitor brought objects or raw materials. These where processed into art objects in the weeks following the museum night! In return visitors got a small artwork.
artists
Aline Baggio (nl), Daan den Houter (nl) and Ieke Trinks (nl).
location and date
Oude Delft 36, Delft, the Netherlands. Friday October 25, 7pm-1am.
DELFT OP ZICHT - 2013
In August and September 2013 id11 organized the artist-in-residence project DELFT OP ZICHT within the European network CreArt. CreArt is a collaborative venture between 12 European cities: Arad (Romania), Kaunas (Lithuania), Genoa (Italy), Delft (the Netherlands), Harghita County (Romania), Valladolid (Spain), Aveiro (Portugal), Linz (Austria), Kristiansand (Norway), Lecce (Italy), Pardubice (Czech Republic) and Vilnius (Lithuania).
Participating artists created site-specific work related to the location. The project refers to the painting ‘View of Delft’ by Vermeer and challenges artists to make contemporary variants. Eight European artists were selected on the basis of their project proposal, in which the relationship with Delft was visible. The selected artists explored Delft and sampled the city ‘on trial basis’ for two months. DELFT OP ZICHT has several meanings. It is a twist of the title of the Vermeer painting ‘View of Delft’ (Gezicht op Delft). In DELFT OP ZICHT the words are in a different order. ‘Op zicht’ means ‘on trial’, as when you have something on trial for a test period. After this test period, one can decide to keep what was tested or to return it. In 2010, the first edition of id11 DELFT OP ZICHT was organized in the Kadmium Art Centre and this edition was held there again. Kadmium is housed in an old school building. It has four classrooms, a small staircase, a beautiful hall with a long corridor, and a square in front of it. During the regular opening hours of Kadmium, the artworks in development could be seen by visitors. The participating artists presented their work every Friday afternoon during the series of artist talks “bij_wijze_van_SPREKEN”. A special feature of this AiR project was that each artist liaised with a curator for two months. The curator and the artist could have practical or substantive discussions. DELFT OP ZICHT concluded with a final presentation in the form of a public show.
artists
Alexander Glandien (at), Amaya Bombín (es), Dovile Bernadisiute (lt), Leonard Sherifi (it), Lieke Snellen (nl), Nino Strohecker (at), Ruta Butkute (lt) and Tvrtko Buric (it).
curators
Anique Weve and Floor Cornelisse (Fam Ruim, Rotterdam), Coen de Jong (38CC, Delft), Iris Cornelis (gallery Iris Cornelis, Rotterdam), Jacqueline Heerema, Ronald Boer and Eliane Bots (Satellietgroep, The Hague), Kiki Petratou (gallery Joey Ramone, Rotterdam), Piet de Jonge (curator e.g. RAW CHINA EXPO, chief editor WHAT'S UP. Worked as senior curator modern art at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Museum Kröller Müller and Van Abbemuseum), Réka Deuten Makkai (art historian, Den Haag), Weronika Zielinska (Upominki, Rotterdam).
location and dates
Location: Koornmarkt 48 (Kadmium) Delft, the Netherlands.
Dates: every Thursday till Sunday from 12 pm - 5 pm. bij_wijze_van_SPREKEN every Friday at 5 pm. Final presentation Friday September 27- Sunday September 29, 2013. Opening Friday September 27th at 5 pm.
publication
Released on December 14th, 2013 during the seminar SHIFTING AiR STRATEGIES. The booklet can be ordered by id11.
Car Art - 2012
In cooperation with Car Art, id11 will worked on this year edition of the Car Art festival.
id11 is taking care of the visual arts. Car Art is a multidisciplinary
festival, where cars and car parts are in their most literal or abstracted
forms the source of inspiration. Car Art takes place during the 2nd weekend
in September at Lijm Cultuur,
an old factory in Delft, the Netherlands.
artists
Bart Jansen (nl), Daan Samson (nl), Darija Medic (rs), Denis Oudendijk/Refunc (nl), Egied Simons (nl),
Eva Schippers a.k.a. She-Man (nl), Frederik Jan van den Berg (nl), Hans Wap (nl), Instituut
voor de Loslopende Mens/Oscar Prinsen (nl), Karin Voogd (nl), Keuken van het Ongewenst
Dier (nl), Laura Lappi (fi), Lucas Hardonk (nl), Martijn van Dalen (nl), Olaf Mooij (nl), Patricia
Sousa (pt), Paul van den Hout (nl), Paul Santoleri (us), PseudonieM (nl), René Jacobs (nl), Riëlle Beekmans (nl), Rob Verwer (nl),
Silas Nout (nl), Thomas Scherzer(at), Ting Tong Chang (tw), Tijn Noordenbos (nl), Xenia Gottenkieny (de)
and Yvo van der Vat (nl).
location and dates
Lijm & Cultuur,
Rotterdamseweg 270 Delft, the Netherlands. Saturday September 8th 1 pm - 12 pm and Sunday September 9th 2012
1 pm - 9 pm,
BUITENgewoon - 2012
In June, July and August 2012 id11 realized the artist-in-residence
project BUITENgewoon. id11 invited 6 artists to work during the summer
at the Kabelfabriek, an old factory in Delft, the Netherlands to create
a site-specific artwork.
artists
Chelsea Leventhal (us), Flora Moscovic (fr), Jeffry Koopman (nl), Matthijs
Muller (nl), Robin Kolleman (nl) and Sam Bunn (gb).
location and dates
Kabelfabriek,
Schieweg 15 Delft, the Netherlands. Wednesday July 25th and August 29th 2012, 5 pm at Koornmarkt
48F, Delft (Kadmium). Presentation work BUITENgewoon Friday 31st 2012, 5 pm at
the Kabelfabriek, the Netherlands.
onderZOEKT - 2011
In 2011 id11 investigated the cooperation opportunities for the realisation
of an (permanent) artist-in-residence and temporary work- and presentation
spaces in Delft. Connected with this investigations id11 realized a project
in October and November 2011. In temporary locations artists realized
projects with temporary versus permanent as a starting-point. For October
and November 2011 id11 invited 10 artists to create site-specific work
at a temporary location (an former office and a shop) in Delft. In a period
of one month the artists worked towards a final public presentation.
artists
Egied Simons (nl), Guda Koster (nl), Hester Plomp (nl), Ieke Trinks (nl),
Marianne Hamersma (nl), Mark Swysen (be), Petra van Noort (nl), Rosa Everts
(nl), Serena Lee (en) and Stefan Hoffmann (de).
locations and dates
Kruisstraat 35-37, Asvest 20-28 and Hippolytusbuurt 14 Delft,
the Netherlands. Presentations October 28th and 30th , November 25th and 27th 2011.
publication
The booklet from this project can be ordered.
op_LOCATIE - 2010
In addition to the temporary project space in the Poptahof neighbourhood, id11 realized op_LOCATIE (on location) projects at five other locationsin Delft, The Netherlands. Art centre Kadmium invited id11 to launch AiR project DELFT OP ZICHT. At the exhibition space of creative laboratory 38CC, id11 realized a long-cherished dream under the name of DE SPEELTUIN (the playground). id11 participated in the first Museumnacht of Delft and was present at the Car Art Festival. From March until December 2010, twenty-seven artists created works of art related to one of the locations.Each artist worked on their own project proposal, sometimes within a specific theme. At bij_wijze_van_SPREKEN presentations of the works and lectures by the artists were given on a monthly basis.
artists
Annemarie van Grinsven (nl), Aram Tanis (kr), Arjen van Krieken (nl),
Bhupat Dudi (in), Catherine Bourne (au), Danielle Lemaire (nl), Darn Thorn
(au), Desiree de Baar (nl), Eric Jan van de Geer (nl), Griet Menschaert
(nl), Instituut voor de loslopende mens; Oscar Prinsen (nl), Izabela Oldak
(pl), Jacolijn Verhoef (nl), Janna Navis (be), Jos Poeder (nl), Judith
van den Berg (nl), Karen Vermeren (be), Marie-Claire Krell (de), Mathijs
Lieshout (nl), Mieke Maaike Fokkinga (nl), Mies Baars (nl), Nina Boas
(fr), PePoMo; Adam Smith (uk) and Keiko Takahashi (jp), Rolina Nell (nl),
Sabrina Basten (de), Twan Bastiaansen (nl).
locations and dates
Locations: Papsouwselaan 440, Taj Mahalplaats 16, Koornmarkt 48 [Kadmium],
Hooikade 13 [38 CC], Car Art Festival, De Telefooncel Uit de Kunst Oude
Delft 140, Brabantse Turfmarkt 30 Delft, The Netherlands.
Dates: Presentations March 19th - 20th and 26th - 27th, May 21st - 22nd
and 28th - 29th, June 18th - 19th and 25th - 26th, July 24th - 25th and
30th - 31st, July 15th - Augusts 8th, August 5th - 22nd, 20th - 21st and
27th -28th, September 11th - 12th, 17th - 18th and 24th - 25th, October
22nd - 23th and 29th - 30th, November 2nd - 6th and 2nd - 13th - 14th
2010.
publication
The booklet from this project can be ordered.
FLAT_land - 2009
In 2009 id11 accomplished the AiR project FLAT_land. Approximately 85 artists
executed a project in an empty house or apartment of FLAT_land situated
in the Poptahof neighborhood, Delft, The Netherlands. Among the participants
were around 37 international artists using id11’s artist-in-residence
program HET TIJDELIJK VERBLIJF.
artists
Allison Nichol (ca), Alison Owen (us), Anja Sijben (nl), Ans Kanen (nl),
Astrid Dekkers (nl), Audio Compost (nl), Aya Fukami (jp), Babette Kleijn
(nl), Barbara DePonti (it), Beatriz Olabarrieta (es), Beorn Levbenstedt
(de), Brigitte Spiegler (nl), Catharina Geraedts (nl), Dattah (nl), Efrat
Zehavi (isr), Elsbeth Muilwijk, Esther Tamboer (nl), Fiona Weir (nl),
FloPIdisk (nl), Freshn the Impression (au), Hetty Krapels (nl), Hidenori
Mitsue (jp), Inge Hoefnagel (nl), Iskra Sguera (it), Izabela Oldak (pl),
Janna Navis (nl), Janne Eraker (no), Jasmine Ellis (ca), Jimena Kato Murakami
(pe), Jimini Hignett (uk), Joan Fabian (us), John Mason (us), Jolanda
Jansen (nl), Juan Duque (co), Judith Jansen (nl), Julio Pastor (mx), Kim
Engelen (nl), Lisa van Bommel (de), Liset van Dommelen (nl), Marlous Tode
(nl), Maarten Punselie (nl), Marina Tomic (rs), Martijn Koolstra (nl),
Matthijs M. Jansen (nl), Matthijs Kiel (nl), Mary Jo Gilligan (ie), Meg
Mercx (nl), Merryn Kritzinger (ca), Myrthe Rootsaert (nl), Nina Gloudemans
(nl), Odie Rynell Cash (us), Patricia Eustaquio (ph), Paul Santoleri (us),
Pavel Forman (cz), Peter Owen (us), Raymond Huizinga (nl), Rolina Nell
(nl), Richard Wearn (us), Rik van Hazendonk (nl), Rob Verwer (nl), Rob
Visje (nl), Roos Hoffmann (nl), Ruben van Klaveren (nl), Ruth Rosendaal
(nl), Sabrina Harri (fi), Sander Zweerts de Jong (nl), Sanne Avenhuis
(nl), Sara ten Westenend (nl), Simon Dirkse (nl), Suzanne van Rest (nl),
Thijs Kelder (nl), Valentina Paroni (it), Veridiana Zurita (br) and Viola
Onderdelinden (†).
location and dates
Popthahof Delft, the Netherlands. Presentations Sunday December 27th, November 29th, October 25th,
September 27th, August 2nd, July 5th, June 7th and May 10th.
publication
This booklet can be ordered.
HET TIJDELIJK VERBLIJF - 2008
In collaboration with Woonbron, foundation id11 occupied in 2008 three
houses to start their artist-in-residence program and project HET TIJDELIJK
VERBLIJF. Artists from abroad, and closer to home, lived and worked in
the Poptahof neighborhood in Delft, the Netherlands. Two of the three
houses where used as a temporary living and working spaces for residence artists. A third house functioned as a project space, for artists living
in the Netherlands to make site specific work. In 2009 the houses are
demolished.
artists
Carine Weve (nl), Danielle Reid (ca), Eugenie Bakker (nl), Eva Schippers
(nl), Inge Hoefnagel (nl), Inge Rosekrans (nl), Ingrid Meus (nl), Jolanda
Jansen (nl), Judith Haan (be), Lenny Waasdorp (nl), Noortje van Deursen
(nl), Rolina Nell (nl), Stefano Calligaro (it) and Viola Onderdelinden
(†).
locations and dates
Troelstalaan 70, 72, 76 Delft, the Netherlands. Presentations June 29th, July 27th, August 31st.
publication
Document about an artist-in-residence in Delft, the Netherlands.
Text in Dutch. Download here.
HIER&DAAR - 2008
Foundation id11 aspires to create artist residencies in Delft, the Netherlands.
id11 presented the project HIER EN DAAR as a preparation to the realization
of their AiR HET TIJDELIJK VERBLIJF. From August 25 until
August 31, 2008 the project took take place at the ‘free space' of 38CC
in Bacinol, Delft with an exhibition of work made by artists during their
residency; abroad or in the Netherlands. An evening was organized about
experiences and possibilities of artist residencies. Besides that an expert
meeting took place to study the possibilities of realizing artist residencies
in Delft. id11 presented an experienced, representative artist residency
in a similar city as Delft and asked Trans Artists (an organization who
manages among other things an data base/internet site with residencies
all over the world) for expertise on this area.
artists
Alex Reynolds (sp), Arik Visser (nl), Ivo Hendriks (nl), Karrie Hovey
(us), Liesbeth Touw (nl), Marleen van Wijngaarden (nl) and Rolina Nell
(nl).
location and dates
38CC Delft, the Netherlands. Presentation August 29th - 31st.
ontwikkeling - 2002
Link
to old webite.
this site in Dutch 