Inspiration of the presentation The presentation of Self-portrait 7 at Anningahof was inspired by The Calvary sculpture by Dutch sculptor Claus Sluter (circa 1389-1406). This statue carved from boxwood shows the crucifixion of Christ. Flanked by his mother Mary and John the Evangelist, the crucified Christ is depicted. What makes this sculpture particularly inspiring, apart from the refinement of … Read More
This summer open in Zwolle till October 25th 2020: Landgoed Anningahof. A large Sculpture garden representing more than 60 Dutch Sculptures. 3 works from Caspar. Notice his latest work from the series Universe : Point of View. We don’t see the world as it is, we see the world as we are.
NRC-journalist Arjan Ribbens bezocht Caspar Berger in zijn atelier en interviewde hem over zijn nieuwe video-installaties In Case en Cordon Sanitaire. “Ik gebruik mijn lichaam als voertuig voor ideeën.” – Caspar Berger
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!
This summer three sculptures in The Sculpture garden: Anningahof.
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.
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
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
