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Photo: Rudy Duboue www.antoniawright.com Gefördert durch: |
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Website von Raiya Al Rawahi In Kooperation mit / Gefördert durch: |
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Oomen completed is art-education at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, The Hague in 2000. In 2004 he produced his first large mural “Roosje” in downtown Amsterdam. In this mural, a 15 meter high naked model caused social and political riot during the full summer of 2004. The mural was bombarded with paintbombs. During the restoration the mural, Oomen decided to ‘censor-out’ her lower parts, to make a statement on the fierce reactions the mural implied in public. This action made him aware of his social engagement in art. |
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Working primarily in drawing and painting, Stichbury's work focuses on the modern relationship between individuals and larger institutional bodies. With the intensification of network structures organisations have become increasingly opaque; the operations through which decisions that relate to everyday life are made are often hidden or invisible, taking place in unknown spaces and carried out by anonymous individuals. Relative to this, Stichbury creates work that attempts to reflect on these events.
Originally from New Zealand, Stichbury received a MFA with Distinction from Massey University and has held residencies in Switzerland, Germany, China, New Zealand, Austria, Hong Kong and Hungary. Currently he is based between Wellington and New York City. In 2014 he won New Zealand's Parkin Prize for contemporary drawing. |
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born in Florence (10-11-90), lives and works between Florence and Milan. Grown up between the Florence countryside and the Maremma, Cosimo Casoni finds in his land the origin of his personal research, linked to concepts like instability, balance, identity. Painting, drawing, collage and video are the mediums of his work, often left open to a glimmer of mutual hybridization, melting depiction and abstraction at the same time. |
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