Exhibit, Balance with Will Kellermann’s new paintings, “Messages from another world”
Will Kellermann
Artist Will Kellermann motivated by the belief our world craves new symbolic representation, delved with her inspiration to reveal her paintings series of Hope and Love thru her Silkcolors, titled “Messages from another world”.
Kellerman cites; “With this series I want to give a positive answer to overwhelming imagery of a world turned upside down”. Join us to view, reflect and enjoy the exhibition. Three booklets designed by Jan Boswijk of Will Kellermann’s recent artwork of her silkcolors, oil and aquarelle techniques will be presented during the Festive Vernissage.
Along with Kellermann’s Silkcolors paintings are bronze sculptures of Jaap Hartman, and a selection of classic antique jewelry from the Ans Hemke Kuilboer’s collection along with glass art Sabine Lintzen, Mari Mészáros thus a preview of this month’s PAN Art Fair, Pictura Antiquairs Nationaal.
The Festive Vernissage will take place on Sunday, November 5 from 2 pm in the ‘s-Graveland gallery, free parking along the driveway of park Gooilust.
The gallery represents established Dutch and international artists such as Jaap Hartman, Will Kellermann, Jan van Lokhorst, Ad Arma, Aat Veldhoen, Mari Mészáros, Sabine Lintzen and Tay Dall.
Artist Will Kellermann motivated by the belief our world craves new symbolic representation, delved with her inspiration to reveal her paintings series of Hope and Love thru her Silkcolors, titled “Messages from another world”.
Kellerman cites; “With this series I want to give a positive answer to overwhelming imagery of a world turned upside down”. Join us to view, reflect and enjoy the exhibition. Three booklets designed by Jan Boswijk of Will Kellermann’s recent artwork of her silkcolors, oil and aquarelle techniques will be presented during the Festive Vernissage.
Along with Kellermann’s Silkcolors paintings are bronze sculptures of Jaap Hartman, and a selection of classic antique jewelry from the Ans Hemke Kuilboer’s collection along with glass art Sabine Lintzen, Mari Mészáros thus a preview of this month’s PAN Art Fair, Pictura Antiquairs Nationaal.
The Festive Vernissage will take place on Sunday, November 5 from 2 pm in the ‘s-Graveland gallery, free parking along the driveway of park Gooilust.
The gallery represents established Dutch and international artists such as Jaap Hartman, Will Kellermann, Jan van Lokhorst, Ad Arma, Aat Veldhoen, Mari Mészáros, Sabine Lintzen and Tay Dall.
The Silkcolors© of Will Kellermann have their own identity in which a sparkling play of colors and forms are created in a professional and spontaneous manner. One of her important themes is the heritage and freedom of women. Her paintings are often touching at the brim of Symbolism telling tales of the earth, people, and the mind. The deep and rich colors are obtained by painting transparent colors layer upon layer, using specially developed techniques. Will Kellermann uses high-quality China silks as a canvas. Her flamboyant Silkcolors© are unique and show light and depth in a brilliant and magical way. Her paintings are held by collectors in Europe, the Middle East, and America and she won several prestigious prizes.
Jaap Hartman
Jaap Hartman at the Rijkskunstacademie discovered his passion as a sculptor. ‘’When sculpting you work from the inside out, with blobs of clay. This creates an open image. That’s my style, my handwriting”. Jaap casts these clay statues in bronze. Hartman’s whimsical creatures reflect a magical interpretation of the natural world, invoking both amusement and endearment in depiction of human nature or the furry and feathered friends. Jaap Hartman finds inspiration from the tenet; “Nature is the mother of all arts”.
Ans Hemke Kuilboer
11 Opal Necklace set in 18 krt gold, circa 1890, Cameo Broche of cut onyx stone set in 18 krt gold, circa 1870, 18 krt gold Blanc Pain Watch set with .5 krt diamonds, bracelet is signed by Regner Switzerland
Amethyst Necklace set in rose gold with broche set with faceted amethyst and cut diamonds appraised in France, circa 1860
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