In Lisse the Lisser Art Museum: LAM has opened its doors. In it’s collection ‘Should I stay or should I go/Self-portrait 46. Now on view!
Museum LAM: Should I stay or Should I go/Self-portrait 46
Author: Annick
Sculpture garden Anningahof, Zwolle, summer 2019
This summer three sculptures in The Sculpture garden: Anningahof.
NAKED – The Vulnerable Body in Museum Kranenburgh – 14 October
Last weekend the exposition Naked – The Vulnerable Body was opened in Museum Kranenburgh, Bergen. Guest curator: Thomas Widdershoven, assistent Marie van der Stel. The work: Walking the Dog/Self-portrait 40 is displayed. When entering the second hall, one can already see the work from above. Open until 3 february 2019.
The Rijksmuseum Bulletin 66 (2018/3)
Newspaper Jyllandtsposten and Kristeligt, for those who read Danish
Articles on ‘beyond the Body’ written by Danish newspaper Jyllandtsposten, 10 September 2018. Beyond the Body KunstCentret Silkeborg Jyllandsposten11-09-2018 kopie Beyond the Body-Kristeligt Dagblad 24-9-2018
KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, Silkeborg, Denmark: Beyond the Body
For Beyond the Body the Dutch curator Anne Berk invited seventeen artists to Denmark. Caspar Berger installed his work: Personal Space/Self-portrait 12, 2010 for this show. Open until: 9 December 2018.
David/Self-portrait 11 arrived in Florence
In Florence, Italy, the NIKI (Dutch University Institute for Art History) has welcomed the David/Self-portrait 11 (3/8) in it’s front garden. The sculpture is generously given on loan by it’s owners to the Institute. The institute houses in a large Florentine villa at the Viale Torricelli. This august Caspar Berger went over to Florence to help erect … Read More
Beeldenpark Landgoed Anningahof 13 mei t/m 28 oktober 2018
Innocenzo X
Article in dutch blog Sargasso – Kunst op zondag.
1e Biënnale Oosterhout
Just opened: The 1e Biënnale Oosterhout, 16/9/2017 – 22/10/2017. Four works by Caspar Berger are presented in the Chapel of the St. Catharinadal monestery, among which the latest work developed in the Universe project: Let us make man. This work is developed with the financial support of the Mondriaan Fund.