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'Reincarnation of Jheronimus Bosch?'
Platoon KUNSTHALLE Berlin
September 2015

Nuno Roque Photography

'Child in His Eyes’
Oilpaint on canvas
188 x 216 cm
2015

Platoon KUNSTHALLE Berlin
Nuno Roque Photography

‘Stories from Life’s Other Side’
Oilpaint on canvas
188 x 216 cm
2015

Platoon KUNSTHALLE Berlin
Nuno Roque Photography

'Requiem for a Harlequin’
Oilpaint on canvas
188 x 216 cm
2015

Platoon KUNSTHALLE Berlin
Nuno Roque Photography

'Reincarnation of Jheronimus Bosch?'
Platoon KUNSTHALLE Berlin
September 2015

Nuno Roque Photography

'Foxy Lady'
Oilpaint on canvas
188 x 216 cm
2015

Matthias Nicolas Franco Photography

'I will follow'
Oilpaint on canvas
216 x 188 cm
2015

Matthias Nicolas Franco Photography

'Odalisque'
Oilpaint on canvas
188 x 216 cm
2015

Matthias Nicolas Franco Photography

'Circus in town'
20 x 30 cm
Ecoline op paper

Studio Berlin
2015
working on 'Reincarnation of Jheronimus Bosch?'

'Foxy Lady'
188 x 216 cm
Oilpaint on canvas

'Die Frau, die in Berlin die Waende feiert'
June 2015 Berliner courier
Interview

Mediums of the Modern City
2013
Oil on canvas

Durch die Nacht Mit Ekaterina Mitichkina / Sabrina Basten/ Eveline van de Griend

Mediums of the Modern City, detail
2013
Oil on canvas

ARE YOU THE NEXT MAECENAS?

Solo exhibition 2013
Kers Gallery Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Preview Berlin, Germany

A search to find the next Maecenas is an exposition that questions the current situation in the Arts and opens the discussion of the position of Art and the Artists. Van de Griend draws a line between the colonial Dutch past in the Golden Age and current times.

ZOMBIE BOY
2013
76 X 56 CM
charcoal on paper

Part of the exhibition 'Are You the next Maecenas?'

LADY MONKEY MONEY
2013
76 x 56 cm
Charcoal on paper

Part of the exhibition 'Are You the next Maecenas?'

'Artem non odit nisi ignarus'
Inscription on the western pediment of the Neues Museum in Berlin meaning 'Only the ignorant hate art'.
Charcoal on paper
2013
150 x 185 cm

Part of the exhibition 'Are You the next Maecenas?'

The Question of enlightenment
150 x 180 cm
Charcoal on paper
2013

Part of the exhibition 'Are You the next Maecenas?'

Nascendo Morimur (As we are born, we die)
Charcoal on paper
150 x 200 cm 2012

Part of the exhibition 'Are You the next Maecenas?'

'In the name of...'
140 x 120 cm
2013, charcoal on paper 2013

Part of the exhibition 'Are You the next Maecenas?'

Marc Bijl
2012
150 x 180 cm
Mixed media on paper

Lawrence Tooley
2013
Oil on canvas
21 x 18 cm

De Wit ( Witte Wartena)
2013
Oil on canvas
21 x 18 cm

"But O, how bitter a thing it is to look into happiness through another man's eyes."
2013
Oil on canvas
21 x 18 cm

The Son of the Cock
2013
Oil on canvas
23 x 30 cm

1% PURE GOODNESS
project Art for Gold

gold
signet ring / knuckle duster

Art for Gold collects Gold in exchange for Art in order to make one artpiece out of the collected gold and donate this to the South African National Museum of Contemporary Art in Cape Town.

With Art for Gold Van de Griend translates a dark part of the Dutch Colonial History in a modern way and questions the humanity and value of Art and Gold.

To finance Art for Gold, Van de Griend designed a collectors item in the form of a ring where two fingers are joined together as one, with the text ’1% pure goodness’ engraved in mirrored writing.
The ring can be used as a seal ring: when pressed into a soft surface the text ’1%pure goodness’ will appear.
The concept of the ring combines History with the present, in a modern way.
The ring is available in gold (24K gold plated) and silver 925

www.artforgold.com

Martin Rettschlag Photography

ART FOR GOLD Lida Oosterbaan
76 x 56 cm
2013 charcoal on paper
In private collection

Art for Gold collects Gold in exchange for Art in order to make one artpiece out of the collected gold and donate this to the South African National Museum of Contemporary Art in Cape Town.

With Art for Gold Van de Griend translates a dark part of the Dutch Colonial History in a modern way and questions the humanity and value of Art and Gold.

ART FOR GOLD Lidwien van Noorden
76 x 56 cm
2013, charcoal on paper 2013
In private collection

Art for Gold collects Gold in exchange for Art in order to make one artpiece out of the collected gold and donate this to the South African National Museum of Contemporary Art in Cape Town.

With Art for Gold Van de Griend translates a dark part of the Dutch Colonial History in a modern way and questions the humanity and value of Art and Gold.

ART FOR GOLD Anouk Leeman-Simpson
76 x 56 cm
2013, charcoal on paper 2013
In private collection

Art for Gold collects Gold in exchange for Art in order to make one artpiece out of the collected gold and donate this to the South African National Museum of Contemporary Art in Cape Town.

With Art for Gold Van de Griend translates a dark part of the Dutch Colonial History in a modern way and questions the humanity and value of Art and Gold.

Art For Gold
2011
Charcoal on Paper

Atelierhof Kreuzberg

In private Collection

THE DARK HOUR OF REASON
2011 Oil on canvas 61 x 46cm

A series of paintings, painted from light into darkness. Portrayed are African Chiefs, tribe Leaders and witchdoctors.

'Turning the mirror to the sun to capture the gold
just to realize that it's beauty is like Narcissus'
EVDG
2010
Mixed media

If one man alone scraps bark from a tree it falls
2010
Mixed media on old print

Zuma's Love Baby
2010
Mixed media on old print

'My dad is a sexual beast, unable to control his urges, unable to keep it in his pants.'

ANTSUNDU, KLEURLINGE EN ASIERS
BLACK COLOUREDS & ASIANS
Goldleaf on canvas
2010

Sunlight 100% pure goodness
2010
Goldleaf on wood
kitchen tile size

Inspired by the Dutch tradition of tile-quotes Van de Griend designed a series of golden quotes.

In private collection Notten/ Japenga

A part of Us
2010
Goldleaf on wood
Standard kitchen tile size

Inspired by the Dutch tradition of tile-quotes Van de Griend designed a series of golden quotes

ORIGIN OF MURDER
2010, goldleaf on wood

In Grimm Museum Collection Berlin Germany

The origin of murder

A woman had a child. One day she went to work in the fields. While she was going to her work the child cried. When it stopped crying she suckled it, and when she had finished suckling it, she laid it down in the shade. Then she went on hoeing. Once again the child cried, and a bird came- an eagle- and sat upon it. It soothed the child with its wings. Then the child , who was crying, became silent. When she saw this, the woman was greatly alarmed; said she: “Dear me! I am amazed; the eagle is eating my child.” When she went towards it the eagle flew away, and she suckled her child. When she had done suckling it, she put it on her back. When she finished hoeing, she left her work and returned to the village. On her arrival there, she did not tell her husband the marvel she had seen, but kept it to herself. Next morning, once again the woman went to work in the field with her child. The same thing happened. She returned to the village, and on her arrival told her husband about it, saying: “A great marvel!” Her husband answered, saying, “What about?” The woman said: “Today is the second day I have seen the thing where I hoe. This did I: I put my child to sleep in the shade, and as soon as it cried an Eagle came and on its arrival stooped over its body and soothed it with its wings. To-day is the second day that I have seen that bird act thus. Its name is Eagle.” Thereupon the husband refused to believe, saying, “No! You are lying; there never was such a thing.” The wife said no more. In the afternoon she took her hoe and went late to work in the fields. On her arrival she laid the child in the shade. The child cried. Thereupon the woman thought: “Now I will go and call my husband, who desputed my word and said I lied.” So the woman ran. When she arrived where her husband was, she said: “Come on! It is you who disputed, saying that there never was such a thing. Let us go and see now.” The man took his bow and three arrows. On his arrival the woman told him, saying, “”Sit here, I will put the child to sleep in the shade yonder and then, when you see the bird coming hide yourself.” The woman left the child went some distance, and then the man hid himself there. Then the child cried very loudly. As he was wachting he saw the Eagle come and sit upon the child. Then the man was greatly alarmed, and charged his bow with two arrows that he might pierce the Eagle sitting on his child. Then he shot; but at the moment of shooting the Eagle dodged, and both arrows pierced his child.

This story is part of the Bantu Heritage

Studio Berlin
'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

WHAT IF GOD IS BLACK...
2010
Oil on canvas

Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

MASTER M.G. OF THE U.N.I.A.
2010
Oil on canvas

Marcus Garvey was a Jamaican-born black nationalist who created a 'Back to Africa' movement in the United States. He became an inspirational figure for later civil rights activists.

Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

HIS IMPERIAL MAJASTII H.S. 1
LION OF JUDAS
NEGUS NEGESTIS
2010
Oil on canvas

in private collection

Born in Ethiopia in 1892, Haile Selassie was crowned emperor in 1930 but exiled during World War II after leading the resistance to the Italian invasion. He was reinstated in 1941 and sought to modernize the country over the next few decades through social, economic and educational reforms. He ruled until 1974, when famine, unemployment and political opposition forced him from office. Most adherents of the Rastafari movement see Haile Selassie I as Jah or Jah Rastafari, an incarnation of God the Father.

Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

EMMANUEL JAL
2010
Oil on canvas

Emmanuel Jal (born Jal Jok c. 1980) is a South Sudanese rapper- musician, former child soldier, and political activist.

Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

HISTORY SHALL BE KIND TO ME
2010
Oilpaint on canvas

Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

GOD DAMN WHAT A BROTHER GOTTA DO TO GET A MESSAGE THROUGH...
2010
Oil on canvas

Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'
In private collection

Missing Link
2010
Mixed Media on paper
150 x 120 cm

Bella Detesta Matribus
Wars, the horror of mothers (Horace)
Oil on canvas
and SHOOT FIRST ASK QUESTIONS LATER
Jeans jacket, Springbok skin burned in text
2010 Capetown, South Africa

Multis e gentibus vires
(from many peoples, strength)
2010
Oil on canvas

In private collection

Novus Ordo Seclorum
New order of the ages
2010
Oil on canvas

DE OPPRESSO LIBER
(Latin for "to free from oppression" or "to liberate the oppressed") detail
oilpaint on canvas
100 x 80 cm 2009
Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

In private Collection

I believe...
2009
Oil on canvas

In private Collection

Dux Femina Facti
A Woman is in Charge
2010
Oil on canvas

In private collection

DUX FEMINA FACTI (Latin for "a woman is in charge")
oilpaint on canvas
100 x 80 cm 2009
Part of the serie 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...'

'The Last Rain Queen' Makobo Modjadji VI (1978–12 June 2005) was the 6th in a line of the Balobedu tribe's Rain Queens.
in Private Collection

PUMA
2008
Ceramic
35 cm

Puma, 3 red stripes like adidas stripes become paws of a Puma that are placed in the neck running up to the back of the head. adidas/ Puma: The small Bavarian town of Herzogenaurach, near Nuremburg, is most famous in Germany as the home of the Dassler brothers. Adolf ("Adi") and his brother, Rudolf, started making sports shoes in the 1920s. After a falling out during World War II--the exact nature of which remains as mysterious as it was bitter--the brothers went their separate ways; Adi founding adidas, and Rudolf establishing Puma in the late 1940s.

Ruud Strobbe Photography

PUMA (side view)
2008
Ceramic

Ruud Strobbe Photography

ROLIHLAHLA installation
Museum of Contemporary Art, De Pont, Tilburg, The Netherlands 2008

The installation: ‘ROLIHLAHLA’ (meaning ‘creating disquiet’ and the birth name of Nelson Mandela). Enormous portraits of mainly smiling prominent world leaders, hanging upside down on steel cables, filling a space at De Pont museum of Contemporary Art – Tilburg, The Netherlands. The work consists of four black Nobel peace prize winners (Nelson Mandela - Wangari Maathai - Desmond Tutu - Kofi Anan) and the white activist Michael Moore. From an entirely new position, the onlooker is asked to enter a different environment, and perception.

Ruud Strobbe Photography

ROLIHLAHLA installation. detail Nelson Mandela.
Museum of Contemporary Art, De Pont, Tilburg, The Netherlands 2008

Ruud Strobbe Photography

ROLIHLAHLA installation
Museum of Contemporary Art, De Pont, Tilburg, The Netherlands 2008

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Jeux Confetti Rouge
2008
Mixed media on Paper
150 x 100 cm

Jeux Confetti Bleu
2008
Mixed media on Paper
150 x 100 cm

Jeux Confetti Verte
2008
Mixed media on Paper
150 x 100 cm

Golden earring
2008
Charcoal and gold on paper

In private collection

Melting
2006
Ceramic
44 x 42 x 30 cm

In private collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Small Talk
2006
58 x 55 x 21 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Bullet Proof Mask
2006
Ceramic silver
55 x 33 x 28 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

2gether
2006
Mixed media
60 x 60 x 45 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Coitus Interruptus
2002
Bronze
31 x 42 x 20 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Girl
2005
Ceramic
36 x 25 x 20 cm

In private collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

STUDIO
working on the installation 'Rolihlahla'

Somatic
2005
Ceramic
56 x 40 x 42 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

SACRIFICE
2005
Ceramic glazed
54 x 37 x 42 cm
2005

This sculpture questions the issue of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), also known as female genital cutting and female circumcision, it's the ritual removal of some or all of the external female genitalia for non-medical reasons.

In private Collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains
2005
Ceramic
26 x 34 x 37 cm

In private collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

SPITTING GOLD
2005
Ceramic glazed
30 x 32 x 30 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Mask
2005
Ceramic
53 x 36 x 33 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

3D Men Communicating
2004
Ceramic copper
60 x 60 x 85 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

'Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu'
Mixed media on paper

In company collection

A person is a person through other persons.
The Zulu proverb Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu expresses a profound truth embedded deep within the core of traditional African values. According to African ancestral teachings, personhood is understood as a process and the product of interconnectedness experienced and or achieved in the context of the community.

Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu
a person is a person through other persons

A project by Eveline van de Griend
Location: Streek Museum Alphen

A billboard is placed in the garden of the Museum and 500 posters are hung around town and the neighboring villages. A discussion is provoked and reached a climax when the work went missing. A discussion emerged and reached the newspapers. Why did the Billboard disappear?

Girl NL
2006
70 x 100
Charcoal on paper

Without Title
2006
70 x 100
Charcoal on paper

AFRICAN SNOW
2006
70 x 100
Charcoal on paper

Without Title
2004
Statuario Marble

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Lifeline
2002
Statuario Marble
55 x 37 x 20 cm

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Be-wondered
2002
Ceramic
35 x 33 x 28 cm

In private collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Head in Clouds
2002
Bronze

In private collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Without Title
2002
Bronze

In private collection

Ruud Strobbe Photography

Portrait of King Willem Alexander of The Netherlands
2013/2014
Oilpaint on canvas

FAREWELL ROLIHLAHLA
2013
Ceramic wood and printed fabric

Eveline van de Griend

1976 born in 's-hertogenbosch, Netherlands

Lives in Berlin, Germany and, Netherlands

Education

Graduated from the Royal Academy for Art and Design, ’s-Hertogenbosch The Netherlands in 1997

Eveline van de Griend was born in 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands in 1976. She grew up in Africa, England and Russia, before returning to The Netherlands to study drawing, painting and sculpture at the Art Academy 's-Hertogenbosch, the city where the famous Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch lived. She taught at Art Academies in The Netherlands AKV St. Joost, Breda and AKV ‘s-Hertogenbosch, gave lectures internationally, and was an artist-in-residence in France, Italy, Germany and South Africa. In Pietrasanta, Italy she studied the classical technique of carving in marble. Currently Eveline is living and working in Berlin, Germany and in The Netherlands.

Grants

WORKPERIOD GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIP ABROAD
Scholarship for essay N.O.T.K., Kenya, Africa 1996
Scholarship Pietrasanta, Italië 2000
Work period at Beeldenstorm Eindhoven, in collaboration with NBKS, Breda, NL 2003
Research Berlin, Germany 2005
Research New York, America 2005
Research Novy Bor, Tsjechië 2007
Work period Mas de Charrou, France, sponsered by the Virginie Janssen Foundation 2008
Work period DCR Artist in residence, The Hague, NL 2008
Grant/ basic stipend, Fonds BKVB, Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, NL 2008
Workperiod Berlin, KHG, funded by Fonds BKVB, 2009
Workperiod South Africa, Capetown, funded by Fonds BKVB, 2010
Kimberly Clark, KC ( Iris van Dongen/ Ellemieke Schoenmaker/ Eveline van de Griend) Kunstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin 2010/2011

Solo Exhibitions

2015 - Reincarnation of Jheronimus Bosch, Platoon KUNSTHALLE, Berlin
2015 - POP-UP EXPO, Verkadefabriek, Den Bosch, The Netherlands
2013 - 'Amsterdam Drawing' art fair, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2013 - ARE YOU THE NEXT MAECENAS?, Kers Gallery, The Netherlands
2012 - Paradiso Amsterdam, Kers Gallery, The Netherlands
2012 - BANK OYENS & VAN EEGHEN, The Netherlands
2011 - 1% PURE GOODNESS, Atelierhof Kreuzberg, Berlin Germany
2011 Wrong Exit ( KC) Autocenter, Berlin Germany
2009 - ‘History Shall Be Kind To Me...’, Priveekollektie, Heusden / The Netherlands
2009 - 'History Shall Be Kind To Me...' KHG, Berlin, Germany
2008 - ' Umuntu Ngumuntu Ngabantu', Museum Alphen, The Netherlands
2008 - Drawings, Priveekollektie, Heusden aan de Maas, The Netherlands
2007 - Priveekollektie, Heusden aan de Maas, The Netherlands
2007 - Queensday 2007 ’s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
presentation for Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands
2006 - Priveekollektie, Heusden aan de Maas, The Netherlands
2006 - 'Somatic' The Living Room, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Group Exhibitions

2015 - Myrrh, incense and GOLD! Museum Romeinse Katakomben, Valkenburg, The Netherlands
2015 - 25 years A&M, Kruithuis, Den Bosch, The Netherlands
2014 - Emotional Rescue Shows/ Romantica curated by Catherine Lorent ( Luxembourg Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale), Stuttgarter Platz, Berlin
2014 - Tupajumi Foundation, GEH8, Dresden, DE
2014 - ́Mediums of the Modern City' Gallery Neurotitan, Berlin, Germany
2013 - Durch die Nacht Mit Basten/Mitichkina/Van De Griend, Berlin, Germany
2013 - »Episode 3: Cézanne beats Pollock«Insitu, Berlin, Germany
2012 - Young Masters@auction, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2012 - "Ekstase und Leidenschaft ", Berlin, Germany
2012 - ACE for Gold Freies Museum Berlin, Germany
2012 - 'Luxusloft II' Re-Rotterdam, The Netherlands
2011 - Fitax 1500 Grimmuseum, Berlin, Germany
2011 - Fitax 750, TENT, Den Haag, The Netherlands
2011 - National museum Berlin 'Laws and sausage' Germany
2011 - Ozean 'Solos II' Germany
2011 - 'XYZ about understanding' curated by Marc Bijl, Atelierhof Kreuzberg Germany
2011 - Berliner Zimmer Genossen, Berlin Funkhaus, Germany
2011 - Luxus Loft Berlin Germany
2011 - Tape Modern No.19, Berlin Germany
2010 - 'TO FIND YOUR HOME VISIT OURS' Greatmore Studios, Capetown, South Africa
2010 - Spier Contemporary, Capetown, (performance) Cityhall, South Africa
2010 - 'Girloverkill 02', Kunstlerhaus Bethanien, curated by Iris van Dongen, Berlin, Germany
2009 - 'Girloverkill 01' Forgotten bar project, Curated by Iris van Dongen, Berlin, Germany
2009 - 'Contemporary Visitors', Villeroy & Boch and Friends, Pecs, Hungaria
2009 - #3 Ego, You are the chosen one, Curated by J. Gruber, Berlin, Germany
2009 - #1 Salon, Curated by J. Gruber, Berlin, Germany
2008 - 'Artistbeds' CBK Drenthe, Assen, The Netherlands
2008 - 'Brabant Nu' De Pont Museum for Contemporary Art, curator Alex de Vries, Tilburg, The Netherlands
2007 - 'The White Gold' NBKS, curator Netty van de Kamp, Breda, The Netherlands
2007 - The DCR, The Hague, The Netherlands
2007 - 'Bien Etonne' The Living Room, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2007 - Colourful Children, benefit exposition, ’s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
2007 - 'Nest_01' The DCR, The Hague, The Netherlands
2006 - 'Accrochage' The Living Room, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2006 - Art Amsterdam, Presented by gallery The Living Room, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2004 - ' SOLO 7' Noord Brabants Museum, ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
2003 - HAF, Holland Art Fair, Presented by gallery Hüsstege,The Hague, The Netherlands
2003 - Beeldenstorm, In coöperator with NBKS, Breda, The Netherlands
2003 - ' INSIGHT OUT' Kruithuis, Den Bosch, The Netherlands

Projects

2015 1% PURE GOODNESS, Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, Noord Brabants Museum ’s-Hertogenbosch, Stedelijk Museum Den Bosch, Museumshop presentation Art for Gold ring, NL
2014 Art for Gold project presentation, Haus am Schwarzenberg, Berlin, Germany
2013 Art for Gold project www.artforgold.com presented in The Netherlands, South Africa and Germany
2012 Art project DDODW,
Funded by Mondriaan Fonds and BKKC,
with Peter Holvoets-Hanssen Art in Public Spaces, Tilburg, The Netherlands

Art collective Kimberly Clark,
(Iris van Dongen/ Ellemieke Schoenmaker/ Eveline van de Griend)
at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, Germany 2010/2011

2012
-Luis de Adelantado Valencia/ Mexico(ES) (with Iris van Dongen)
2011
-Wrong Exit, Autocentre, Berlin DU
- Halleluwah! - Hommage à CAN, curated by Christoph Tannert, ABTART Stuttgart, Germany
- 'De Wereld van Witte de With', Art festival, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- A.I.R. 4, Substitut project space, Berlin (KC)
- Temporary Devotion, Künstlerhaus Bethanien Bethanien, Berlin, solo Kimberly Clark Germany
- Rineke Dijkstra / Cady Noland / Pierre Leguillon features Diana Arbus /
 Kimberly Clark, video HOOLEY, De Hallen, Haarlem (NL)
- Arco Madrid, Gallery Luis de Adelantado KC (ES)
- KRC Collection (former Chadha) , Voorschoten, The Netherlands KC (NL) 
- Gallery Luis de Adelantado, Valencia, Spain, KC (ES)
- Smell of pepper, gallery Peter Bergman, Stockholm, Sweden KC (SE)
- Inter-cool 3.0 HMKV Hartware Medien Kunst Verein, Dortmund, Germany
2010
- Fantastic Photography, CBK, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- Berlin Kreuzberg Biennale, www.berlin-kreuzberg-biennale.org Berlin Germany
- Madonna Psycho Slut, GRIMM museum, Berlin Germany

2010
-'To Find Your Home Visit Ours...'
Capetown South Africa
-Artist in residence Capetown South Africa
Greatmore Studios

Collections

Grimm Museum Berlin, KRC Collection Voorschoten The Netherlands (KC)
De Hallen, Contemporary Art, The Hague The Netherlands (KC) and Various Private - and Company Collections

Links

www.artforgold.com
www.studiovandegriend.com
www.artnews.org/kimberlyclark