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Purpose of the Foundation:
As Herman always found it important to promote gifted unknown artists, the foundation, apart from taking care of his work, will continue to work with talented artists. Since 2007 every summer an exhibition of their work will be organized in the South of France. |
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'Ramon Otting Et Les Autres'
Salernes
on a series of landscapes, among which his impressions of the ever imposing 'Gorges du Verdon', sometimes also referred to as Europe's 'Grand Canyon'.
The result of his efforts, around 22 paintings and watercolours, will be shown in the Foundation from the May 28th till the end of June.
At last year's exhibition 'Hommage to Herman Krikhaar' Otting was represented by two 'sea-scapes'
(Normandy) where they immediately drew everyone's attention and admiration.
Herman and Ramon met in Salernes in the summer of 2009 and from the start there was a strong friendship between them,
based on a shared love of art and life. |
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Exposition 5 june – 4 july 2010
'Hommage a Herman Krikhaar - autour Herman'
Twenty artist-friend from London, Amsterdam, Paris and the Provence pay their tribute to Herman, showing their own work: |
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| R. Otting |
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J. Renoir |
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| M.T. Delannoy |
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C. Simeoni |
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| A. Breton |
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| A. Krikhaar |
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S. Kantorowicz |
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| A. Hadad |
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| M. Roux |
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| D. Cassee |
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Exposition 14 june – 12 july 2009
Mounira Al Solh, Sharon Houkema and Mascha de Vries
(video’s, photographs and installation art)
With the generous cooperation of the ‘One Minutes Foundation’ and the ‘Nederlands Instituut voor Mediakunst, Montevideo/Time Based Arts’ in Amsterdam.
(http://www.mouniraalsolh.com en www.sharonhoukema.info)
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| Mounira Al Sohl 'The Sea is a Stereo' (video) |
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| Sharon Houkema 'Flow' (drawing: part of installation) |
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| Mascha de Vries 'Hair' (still from video) |
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Exposition 2008
Paintings and works on paper by
Marie Therese Delannoy (http://marie-therese-delannoy.varnews.fr/)
Nature is her point of departure and in the series of eighteen paintings, which she realised this winter, she has been inspired by the richness of the kaleidoscopic world under the sea: deep red and pink corals, plants, many coloured fishes and the water itself that keeps varying colour. |
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Exposition 2007
Paintings by Marcel Pinas - Marcel Pinas
This Surinam painter, born in 1971, is quickly becoming well known throughout the international art world.
Pinas created an impressive permanent installation connecting the African and South American collections of the Tropical Museum in Amsterdam.
The appreciation and conservation of his cultural background plays an important role in Pinas’ work. He translates history, language and symbols of the tribe of his forefathers (N’dyuka) in a contemporary way. His colourful work, filled with a sense of optimism, is innovative in many respects.
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