Design: Studio van Amsterdam
Kunstruimte 411/ Art Space 411 presents a new international show in Amsterdam with participants from several countries in Europe.
The exhibition opens Saturday, April 4th from 7-11pm.
“Tomorrow is Today” aims to be showing work which can not be postponed, partly because of personal, societal or other reasons.
Participants:
Wafae Ahalouch (Amsterdam), Arjan van Amsterdam (Amsterdam), Caro Bensca (Amsterdam), Nina Boas (Amsterdam), René Bosch (Amsterdam), Archi Galentz (Berlin), Minne de Groot (Amsterdam), Alissa Guillouet (Brussels), Patrick Huber (Berlin), Henrik Jacob (Berlin), JC (Amsterdam), Mika Karhu (Helsinki), Sina Khani (Amsterdam), Peter Klashorst, Hagen Klennert (Berlin), Jukka Korkeila (Frankfurt), Hans Kuiper (Amsterdam), Ute Lindner (Berlin), George Maas (Amsterdam), Tatjana Macic (Amsterdam), Claudia Mulder (Amsterdam), Mathilde MuPe (Amsterdam), Jean-Philippe Paumier (Amsterdam), Luciano Pinna (Amsterdam), Artemis Potamianou (Athens), Harald Priem (Mannheim), Niina Ráty (Berlin), Antonio Rego (Hamburg), Virginia Rego (Hamburg), Jean-Philippe Rousset (Amsterdam), Juha Sääski (Helsinki), Tarik Sadouma (Amsterdam), Johan Sandstrom (Malmö), Stefan Schaefer (Amsterdam), Markus Schaller (Berlin), Sean Smuda (Berlin), Ruth Spetter (Amsterdam), Rutger van der Tas (Haarlem), Tunc Topcuoglu (Amsterdam), Gerard Veldman (Haarlem), Frans Vendel (Haarlem), Steffen Vogelezang (Amsterdam), Ilja Warmerdam (Haarlem), Linda Weiss (Berlin), Veronika Witte (Berlin), Andreas Wolf (Berlin), Marius van Zandwijk (Amsterdam).
Artist/ curator: Hans Kuiper
More information will follow.