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I can paint and illustrate all sorts of things ✨

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Work in progress for the art expo @planned_for_demolition
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Open for visits (and drinks and food) 1/10 to 4/10 (1 pm - 11 pm)
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Place to be: Van Laere site, Antwerpsesteenweg 320, Zwijndrecht
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Info @wallin_9000
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@the_abstract_session
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#workinprogress #contemporaryart #graffiti #streetart #abstractart

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Aanstaande maandag 18 mei om 12:00 uur start de veiling van de acht levensgrote kunstwerken die tot leven zijn gekomen tijdens de PLOEGENDIENST Kingsnight Special en Oranje Zoet 2026. In samenspel met de omgeving en de muziek van lokale artiesten, zijn deze werken vorm gegeven. En hoe tof is het dat jij één van deze werken, of allemaal, kunt bemachtigen!

Dit is wat je moet weten:
- Je kunt een bod doen op één of meerdere werken door het nummer van het werk en je geboden bedrag naar ons te sturen via DM. Wij houden alles bij en het hoogste bod wint! Als je bent overboden laten we je dit weten zodat jij zelf kunt bepalen of je er nog een schepje bovenop wilt doen.
- Wanneer je een bod hebt geplaatst staat deze ook echt vast.
- Bieden kan vanaf €75 euro, bedragen zijn inclusief BTW.
- Na het sluiten van de veiling nemen wij contact op met de winnaars over de bezorging en betaling.

Zorg dus dat je maandag om 12:00 uur klaar zit en bemachtig jouw favoriet!🧡

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Choo choo!!!!!!!

Tomorrow we are going to be woooshing with @judiths_pool !!!!

Judith is in Dundee for a short and sweet time only, as part of an artist exchange between @nieuwevide and @generatorprojects . She is very excited about seeing things like big hills and bridges (pictured) but also about getting to do a wooosh!!!!

Tomorrow we will find out what she has even been doing with her time here, what her favourite thing about Dundee is, what she even does usually, and maybe more things than that!

HALF 8 !! That’s 8.30 PM !!!! That’s 20.30!!! See you there

Love wooosh x xxxxx

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A big Thank You to all who came along to Wooosh with ourselves and @burnt_bongo last Thursday!!!

All in attendance were brave enough to bravely brave the arctic winds that had descended upon the Perth Road. In a deeply unusual turn of events, almost everyone was on time - Wooosh made the executive decision to implement a half hour delay, giving everyone some time to warm up while slamming a wee half at the Orwell, and resetting balance in the universe. Not everyone had brought gloves, even though we had told them to.

The fact we’d agreed to let Ben show 10 photos, and had accepted his very slightly pedantic curatorial schema, meant that the install of the wooosh took much longer than usual, which helped us be all the more late and cold.

Before the sharp mood shift of the interrogation, Ben said lots of heartwarming things to the enormous and eager gathered crowd. He told us that photography was an excuse to put himself in new situations, form connections, and meet new people; that his love for it was really a love for the friends he has made and continues to make. We all said ‘aww’ together, partly because we felt a deep sensation of love and communion, and partly because Jek told us to.

Ben’s vast photography knowledge exposed its limits in our questioning: he didn’t know exactly how many photos he’d ever taken, or when his book was coming out, or why he thought his eyes were better than everyone else's. He wasn’t even able to fully explain to us why all photos are rectangle shaped - but maybe it’s good for life to maintain some of its mysteries.

What he does know, and what really matters, is what Wooosh knows too - that you should almost always use art as a clever trick to bring people together and make friends, especially when it is very cold outside and you aren’t adequately prepared for the conditions.

Ben took photo no. 3 of us all to commemorate the occasion. Thank you Ben! Here’s to 10 more years!!!!!

Special shout out to our new social media intern @ohsohudso and our guerilla vine management technician @josephdonald117 !!!!

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What a very lovely few days doing some collaborative drawing @generatorprojects, finishing a project and making pottery

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UPCOMING @ GEN: ⭐️TEKEN or LEAVE IT⭐️ by Judith Pool

⭐️WHERE: GENERATORprojects
⭐️WHEN: 1 - 3pm on Saturday the 4th of March

⭐️WHAT: We’ve got an exciting workshop planned on Saturday the 4th of March to celebrate the end of our Annual Members Show. Artist Judith Pool from Haarlem, a city in Holland, is planning to take drawing workshop ‘Teken of Leave It’ from art space Nieuwe Vide in Haarlem to GENERATORprojects.

⭐️WHO: Judith Pool will lead a drawing exercise that aims to bring together all participants. Judith is interested in discussing art, money and ownership within art works. Using this she will encourage you to make without worry of what is good or bad or where to start and finish!

⭐️HOW: This is a FREE workshop so feel free to pop in, meet new people and make some work!

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baby baby baby
film pics by @caragarbutt

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What an amazing week it’s been @arkiveshop with clean beauty brands, inspiring artists and connecting people 💚

Due to succes we will extend the pop-up till December 5th it’s your last change to find the perfect gift for the festive season! 🌏✨

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Hello, that's a good yellow! ✨

This popping piece is by Judith Pool (@judiths_pool ), one of our exhibiting artists at the Arkive (@arkiveshop ) pop-up this weekend at our space!

We invited Arkive Cosmetics to host their pop-up event at our space, to create a place where you can rescue beautiful, clean beauty products at a reduced price, ánd immerse yourself in an amazing collection of artworks by different talented artists like Judith Pool!

If you like art and cosmetics this is something you for sure don't want to miss✨

Judith studied painting and graphics at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague. There she began to explore size, colour and volume in painting and graphics. From there, Pool created a basis from which she still works. After graduating Judith left figurative painting and focused on colour and movement. From this came the so-called 'Wiggles'. These are paintings with a central moving part that contrasts with the outer parts, in colour and thickness of the paint. This effect is achieved by playing with layers, creating a lot of relief and rubbing paint off the canvas. This creates a marking effect. It shows the attempt to make something disappear, but at the same time what was remains visible.

Recently Judith Pool has been sanding with a sander to see what emerges from the old layers of her paintings. Reverse painting is a new process for her. For Pool, playing and working intuitively is important. It is important that a work arises from the need to discover something, whether the starting point is a story, colour or memory. Judith Pool is interested in discovering the world around her with an infinitely curious attitude. Can you touch art or still see it when it hangs so high? Can you make it appear or disappear?

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Thursday 24 November
Sunday 27 November
10:00 - 18:00hrs

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Atelier Artplaats
Mauritskade 55C
1092 AD, Amsterdam

#art #artinspiration #atelierartplaats #sculptureart #contemporaryart #artoftheday #instaart # instaartist #artistofinstagram #dailyart #exhibition #axsartxatelierartplaats

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And it’s a wrap! The art is ready to be send and picked up. It’s always sad to see them go, but boy it was great having them at our space✨

A big thanks to our exhibiting artists @sophie_steengracht, @elinemartherus, @setisdeadbaby, @mari_ann, @jolinekwakkenbos, @carmenschabracq, @judiths_pool, @nikedolman.
And of course to @axs_art for collaborating with us and creating this amazing exhibition ‘8 Promising Female Artists of Amsterdam’. ♥️

See you all soon!

These works are all for sale; DM for inquiries! ☺️

#art #artinspiration #atelierartplaats #sculptureart #contemporaryart #artoftheday #instaart # instaartist #artistofinstagram #dailyart #exhibition #axsartxatelierartplaats

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Meet exhibiting artist #JudithPool!❤️ @judiths_pool

Judith Pool studied painting and graphics at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague. There she began to explore size, colour and volume in painting and graphics.

From there, Pool created a basis from which she still works. After graduating, Judith Pool left figurative painting and focused on colour and movement. From this came the so-called 'Wiggles'. These are paintings with a central moving part that contrasts with the outer parts, in colour and thickness of the paint. This effect is achieved by playing with layers, creating a lot of relief and rubbing paint off the canvas. This creates a marking effect. It shows the attempt to make something disappear, but at the same time what was remains visible.

Recently Judith Pool has been sanding with a sander, to see what emerges from the old layers of her paintings. Reverse painting is a new process for her. For Pool, playing and working intuitively is important. It is important that a work arises from the need to discover something, whether the starting point is a story, colour or memory. Judith Pool is interested in discovering the world around her with an infinitely curious attitude. Can you touch art or still see it when it hangs so high? Can you make it appear or disappear?

👉 These works are all for sale; DM for inquiries! ❤️
More works available on axs-art.com (link in bio)

‘8 Promising Female Artists of Amsterdam’ by @axs_art & @atelierartplaats is on view at Mauritskade 55c Amsterdam until Sunday August 28th! 🙌

During the week per appointment (via DM), and open Saturday 27.09 1-5pm & Sunday 28.08 1-3pm 🙌
(👉 Sunday 28.08 3-8pm we’re hosting an amazing Life Drawing event by @mikidou_lifedrawing 😍)

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Meet these beautiful artworks by our exhibiting artist Judith Pool (@judiths_pool )! ✨

She studied painting and graphics at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague. There she began to explore size, colour and volume in painting and graphics. From there, Pool created a basis from which she still works. After graduating Judith left figurative painting and focused on colour and movement. From this came the so-called 'Wiggles'. These are paintings with a central moving part that contrasts with the outer parts, in colour and thickness of the paint. This effect is achieved by playing with layers, creating a lot of relief and rubbing paint off the canvas. This creates a marking effect. It shows the attempt to make something disappear, but at the same time what was remains visible.

Recently Judith Pool has been sanding with a sander to see what emerges from the old layers of her paintings. Reverse painting is a new process for her. For Pool, playing and working intuitively is important. It is important that a work arises from the need to discover something, whether the starting point is a story, colour or memory. Judith Pool is interested in discovering the world around her with an infinitely curious attitude. Can you touch art or still see it when it hangs so high? Can you make it appear or disappear?

These pieces are exhibited at Atelier Artplaats (Mauritskade 55c) until Sunday 28 of August. Come over and have a look! For prices or inquiries send a DM :)

#art #artinspiration #atelierartplaats #sculptureart #contemporaryart #artoftheday #instaart # instaartist #artistofinstagram #dailyart #exhibition #axsartxatelierartplaats

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