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Heritage
DnA Gallera, Rotterdam | 25 May - 28 July 2024

Specially made on invitation of DnA Gallery, a new Picture Pigment Series, in Situ at Boijmans van Beuningen Rotterdam

Een expositie met werk van 15 verschillende kunstenaar die zich allemaal hebben laten inspireren
door een schilderij van Johannes Christianus "Johan" Roedig (Den Haag, 28 april 1750 – aldaar,14 mei 1802).

STORM THE GODS & SHAKE THE UNIVERSE

FORM Gallery, Claremont, Western Australia in partnership with The Farm Margaret River
26 MAY - 16 JULY 2023

This group show explores nature's ultimate revenge in response to the urgent ecological crisis facing Western Australia's South West region and is on display at FORM Gallery from 26th May til 16th July.

The exhibition title is a quote from iconic 
revenge tragedy Medea, by first century 
playwright Seneca the Younger. Storm the 
Gods & Shake the Universe is a dramatic story of retribution, chaos and tragedy - 
and in the end, the planet prevails. Featuring captivating new work by The Farm's international 
artists-in-residence Berndnaut Smilde and Annegret Kellner
And South West-based artists Kate Alida Mullen, Corey Khan
Perth-based sculptor Susan Flavell who collaborated with 
composer Moses Kington-Walberg, dramaturge Sian Murphy 
and local musicians and performers.
curated by Andrew Nicholls

Artist Residency
THE FARM Margaret River
Western Australia

MAY 2023

Annegret Kellner was one of the invited artists in residency at The Farm, to explore and respond to the natural and cultural surroundings of Margaret River Region during a 3 week period this year. She developed several concepts that reflect international trade and historical bonds with local flora, the resilience and strength of local species as well as our conditioned perception of authority. 

Concluding to the residency, three of those concepts became part of the group show STORM THE GODS & SHAKE THE UNIVERSE at FORM Gallery, Claremont, Perth, WA.

solo exhibition at Campis: 
Plants like phantoms  - solo exhibition ANAESTHESIA

What would happen to a plant when you put it under narcose? How could an anaesthetist monitor the well-being of this 'anaesthetised' plant?
In the new exhibition ANAESTHESIA at CAMPIS, Annegret Kellner gives comatose-like plants a leading role.
With this she examines the condition of temporal insensitivity that arises when consciousness is turned off.

The white silicone leaves have recognisable shapes but are mere matter without soul nor aura, like pale, spotless phantom plants. 
The sculptures and installations thus express an implicit hope for painless healing.
ANAESTHESIA, for a while, offers an experience of no accountability and sadness about our disastrous behaviour.

Cultural council Bert Jan ten Oever will open ANAESTHESIA on Sunday 15 January at 12:00. 

Campis
Plants like phantoms  - solo exhibition ANAESTHESIA

longing for painless healing

26.2. artist talk with art historia Lara den Hartog Jager (video Harry Cock)
12.3. finissage + guest speaker Norbert Peeters, botanical philosopher, Leiden University

read review in De Groene Amsterdammer on the exhibition here

Residency in Germany August 22
exhibition on 2nd - 4th September 22

This August I will be part of the übercool collective IPIHAN. Together with 10 other artists and a historian, we will be working at an abandoned park in Dresden Neustadt. The residency will be completed with an exhibition om site.
=>There is a chance for you to be part of it by funding the upcoming edition here: =>. (Thank youuuuu!)
Read a review in the Volkskrant here

WE LIKE ART ROTTERDAM

Art Rotterdam in Summer?

Regularly in February, the 2021 edition was safely stored until now.
Visit the largest fair in NL from 1 - 4 July

Find my work @ We Like Art

newsletter on current developments

In this issue: curating the largest exhibition in the north - Minerva Art Academy Graduation Fine Arts

followed by a short insight in the Art Compass, including typo’s but also reviews and updates on ongoing exhibition.

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Review Spatical Thought on Traces of Huma Presence

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• MetropolisM
  

• Rizoom_

Spatial thoughts on traces of human presence @ Omstand, Arnhem

2/04/21 - 29/05/21
Ricardo van Eyk, Yair Callender, Vanessa Henn, Sander Breure & Witte van Hulzen, Jeroen Jongeleen, Evita Vasiljeva, Laura Kaminskaitė, Annegret Kellner

Artist Support Pledge @De BALIE Amsterdam
12/12/20 …quarantained and now open up again until 27/06/21

CAMPO ARTFEST 2020: BREAKING BORDERS

Welcome to the virtual edition of CAMPO Artfest 2020! Since 2017 and the launch of CAMPO, our annual festival, CAMPO Artfest has brought countless international creatives to Uruguay to infuse our tiny Pueblo Garzon with site-specific installations and performance. This strange year called for something unique. So, we decided to open our fourth annual festival to the world and build a global creative community online.

>> click to go to my work Terra Nullius, a photo project for Campo’s ARTFEST 2020

>> OFF GRID << 1o/o1/2o2o - o1/o2/2o2o

Wim Bosch, Gerbrand Burger, Annegret Kellner @ DAPIRAN art space - Amsterdam

Monitoren, smartphones, interfaces, pixels, maar ook: plattegronden, een archief en het periodiek systeem van de chemische elementen. Zomaar een greep uit een veelheid van systemen die onze geest nodig heeft om grip te krijgen op de complexiteit van de wereld waarin we leven. Het raster als ordeningsmiddel staat hierin centraal.

Wim Bosch, Gerbrand Burger en Annegret Kellner hebben een gedeelde interesse voor onze leefomgeving: architectuur, bouwmaterialen, planten en tuinen. Wat hen daarnaast verbindt is het gebruik van het raster, niet het raster als monolithisch systeem, maar elk op verschillende wijze juist zoekend naar het kantelpunt waar ordening en meetbaarheid oplossen in chaos.

Op 10 januari 2020 opent bij Dapiran Art Project Space de tentoonstelling Off Grid. We zijn trots het werk van Annegret Kellner, Wim Bosch en Gerbrand Burger gezamenlijk in de galerie te presenteren.