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Set of four riso postcards A6 size. stenciled by Knust Press, soy ink on 250 grams crush paper, Signed. Inspired by a mysterious story about a missing bride in Indonesia. Symbolism of Sundanese bride, batik, the crocodile as a life companion (danger and strength).

Recent work Indonesia

Installation Danielle Lemaire in Oh Tina! Photo:with curator Suina Latersia

Architect Dea Widya and writer Suina Latersia developed “The Tina and Joi” Trilogy; a fictional story that tells about a young couple struggling in a conflictual marriage and their daily life in the city.

A beautiful former colonial house, home to the Goethe Institute, managed by The Lodge Foundation in the heart of Bandung’s DAGO district, staged the performance-related installations in various media that respond to the story of the mysterious Tina. 2-8 November 2023

In an artistic re-enactment, the house, a community place for (cultural) gatherings in everyday life, regains its original status during the project, as the home of the disappeared bride Tina. The multimedia disciplines of the participating artists complement each other, placed in a hybrid route through different rooms in the house.

As the audience enters, they feel Tina’s presence in “traces she left behind” and her spirit hangs in the atmosphere.

I elaborated on the story with a magical installation consisting of large printed

400 cm high endurable textile panels that hung down in the patio. New drawings and real plants from the houses environment were projected via two mobile overhead projectors on the panels. Performative presentations were done two times on 7 nights. The audience became part.

read: Bandung Bergerak article by Awla Rayul / Ahmad Fikri

under: video impression of OhTina! by Mikrofon.id
Artist talk Oh Tina! bij The Lodge Foundation, Goethe Instituut Bandung,woensdag 8 november 2023. (Foto: Syifa Ananda/BandungBermobil.id) Met o.a. Kristofer Svensson, Dea Widya, Asmujo Jono Irianto, Danielle, Ari Adipurwawidjana
supported by Mondriaanfonds International Art Presentation
article in local newspaper

Agenda

24 nov-14 januari 2023

Galerie 158
Hoogstraat 158 Schiedam

‘Wunderkammer’ is in Margi Geerlinks’ gallery at Hoogstraat 158 in Schiedam.
it is is a collaboration between with Suzanne Klüver. Margi is a culture coordinator, image maker, exhibition maker, curator and friend.
Suzanne Klüver was a curator at the museum in Delft for 8 years and specializes in Chinese and Japanese pottery.
The exhibition runs from November 24 to January 14. There will be drawings on display that I made in Kanazawa in 2017. Of course, there are also beautiful riso prints of mine and other special items for sale. There is also work on display by Johan Kleinjan, Marco van Duyvendijk, Julia Kaiser and Francine Vermeer.

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18 January – 28 february 2024 

Solo Exhibition 

Traits Libres Gallery 
31 Rue de Verneuil,
75007 Paris
FRANCE

Dasha,Anna and Ella, gallery Traits Libres
The name of the gallery Traits Libres (“free strokes”) accurately reflects their work. They are devoted primarily to contemporary drawing and works on paper, without forbidding themselves to approach sculpture or three-dimensional objects.

now going

7 september – 4 december 2023

‘The Meeting

expositie Academisch Genootschap Eindhoven

All works are for sale
Address: 
Parklaan 93, 5613 BC Eindhoven

Open: weektimes 9.00 – 21.00 pm
Lunchtime 12.00 – 14.00 pm closed
Evenings 19.30 -20.00 closed

My art practice is supported by the Mondriaan Fund
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Danielle Lemaire

General Bothastraat 5 K

Eindhoven

daniellelemairestudio at g mail dot com

Drawing and making art is a way to generate energy and consciousness in a world of decay. A way of life for me.

A memory of happiness and purity can be present in my work.
It can give space for melancholy and contemplation.
Sometimes you find symbolic references to universal undertones.

Nature gives direction and the voices of my (ancestors) parents whisper in my ear.

My drawings in (multimedia) installations often tell about a special history of a place or a special person.
They are part of a greater whole and can coexist with other visual and audio media and third-party collaborations. I always show them in a different special context.

My work is created in a sensitive and organic way, in which time investment plays an important role. It takes a lot of scrolling with elements before the drawing gets concrete form.
I’m looking for inexplicable ‘throbbing’ moments in the studio, when all the elements come together perfectly in magic moments. 

In my drawings shadows of human life become tangible in universal and timeless situations.
In large drawings that coincide with the architecture, or small drawings as momentum and intimate conversation with the subject.

In april werkte en presenteerde ik met drie andere kunstenaars uit NL bij Atelier Néerlandais, Parijs, reflecterend op het fenomeen ‘collecties’.
Een eerste aanleiding voor dit project was de collectie van Fondation Custioda, dat zich bevindt in hetzelfde gebouw.
 

pages from found Jugendstil postcard album

Mini dessins, collection croissante 

“il pourrait ne pas disparaître“

inspired by the collection of Frits Lugt at Fondation Custodia

I see my love for drawing figurative and natural elements and stories in the drawings of the Custodia Foundation collection. During the working period at Atelier Néerlandais in April, I worked on a collection of ‘miniature drawings’ that took up residence in an antique art nouveau album I found at the flea market. The album is reminiscent of the beautiful folders of drawings Frits Lugt collected for the Custudia Foundation collection.”

gallery sale

drawings for sale via gallery Wilms
installation Hilvaria Studio's, Diamonds Are Forever, 2022

Sounds & stories of the fathers at Misssiehuis Teteringen

Jan Van Den Dobbelsteen & Danielle Lemaire

Release date: 16 october 2022


collaboration brother Wiro, father Wiel and Danielle
Drawing 'They came by boat' & drawings Flowers from the garden of Park Zuiderhout
Father Tony with his panting of a black Jezus, as they know Jezus in Ghana
Father Eef, he worked many years in the Congo, with my drawing 'Longing for Home'
Father Kees Maas and Jan Van Den Dobbelsteen with Christian batik from Flores
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Danielle and father Kees Maas, who worked msny years in Flores, Indonesia
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The workspace of brother Martien, who worked in the Congo and made over 200 bird houses at Park Zuiderhout
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JaDa – De Missie  Residency project

From March 1 to May 31, 2021, JaDa worked at the studio of
AIR De Missie, in nursing home Park Zuiderhout. We lived and worked among the priests and missionaries, who reside there in the last phase of their working lives. We studied the history of the institution and its residents. The former missionaries traveled the world; they worked in Congo, Ghana, the Philippines, Brazil, Papua New Guinea and the Dutch East Indies and have amazing stories. JaDa was also on a mission: the mission to propagate the arts.
A double LP ‘Zij Zoeken Zich Zelf Niet’ next to the book (see top at this page) as a result of the project is in the make.
Also, a few documentary and art movies are in the make. To be released!
Presentation: september, 2022, NEXT, Stedelijk Museum Breda. i.c.w. kunstloc Brabant en Park Zuiderhout.
support JaDa releases: Cultuur Eindhoven and Constant van Renesse Fonds 

Jan Van Den Dobbelsteen & Danielle Lemaire
i.s.m. Stedelijk Museum Breda, en Kunstloc Brabant

 

past events

The exhibitions at the Brummelkamp gallery consist of work by artists who have already been or will be included in the AMC art collection. Curator and head of the collection: Sabrina Kamstra

text (translated from Dutch): Menno Dudok van Heel Danielle Lemaire's drawings are composed of separate elements. At first glance, you are looking at an ensemble that on closer inspection is missing pieces or to which artificial elements have been added. A figurative staging of reality and a cabinet of curiosities all in one. These are drawings with a narrative character, but in her work the shadows of human life also become palpable. This is precisely what makes Lemaire an artist of eloquence in the context of the hospital. She manages to capture both the stories that take place here and the invisible, intangible in her compositions. Natural forms and lines recur throughout, such as those of trees or curtains, plants and flowers in bloom or decay. In each medium, her work emerges concentrated, sensitive and organic, with time playing an important role. This gives the work a layered quality and brings it to life. First she paints a number of areas of color on the paper in short, quick gestures. This is followed by the drawing, which often depicts people's clothing, hairstyle and surroundings in rich detail. The origins of these compositions lie in Lemaire's inner world. Evidence of this is the drawing from which the exhibition takes its title: Back to Earth/ Back to Earth. As she herself says, "It would be good if people felt a little more how they relate to the earth. Thus, these works of art can offer visitors to the Brummelkamp Gallery a moment of reflection.
Drawing 'Unhidden' expositie 'Back To Earth' Brummelkamp Galerie, AMC Zieknhuis Amsterdam. Purchased 2022
drawing Papoea Sister, 215x150 cm, 2022. Stedelijk Museum Breda