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Research – Patronage in the Arts
March – July 2019
In collaboration with Radboud University, Nijmegen Netherlands
Researching patronage in the arts with a view to small-scale organisations. Contemporary benefactors are galvanising a profound change in the art world. By giving artists freedom from quotidian concerns…..
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Freja Niemann Lundrup’s sculptures | by Marieke Folkers
An Outside for the Inside
Through her stone sculptures the Danish artist Freja Niemann Lundrup aims to visualise the internal psychological processes of the body. At SEA Foundation she focuses on the ‘Unheimlich’ in relation to horror and trauma in the body.
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sea_youhere | Virtual Vitrine
Edition 2019
Virtual Vitrine | sea_youhere
SEA Foundation’s project sea_youhere is an online-residency and a window that aims to share knowledge of artists and curators from all over the world.
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Next
European project | Partnership with Cove Park
Residency exchanges 2019 – 2020
Collaboration with Cove Park: a Scottish multidisciplinary Artist in Residence near Glasgow. Together with 8 institutions throughout Europe, we partake in cultural exchanges with Scotland.
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Summer Holiday 2019
SEA Foundation closed
The summer break starts on 15.07.2019 and we will be back on track from 25.08.2019 onward.
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Past
Jon Tarry | Artist in Residence
March – April 2019
Resident from UK | Australia
The work of the British/Australian artist Jon Tarry tests ideas about the prosaic, political and poetic, in the form of sculpture, drawing, film and sound. His work explores art and architectural conditions as a comparative investigation of spatial intelligence.
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How to Make An Art | Dakota Havard
01.05.2019 – 19.05.2019
Collaborative art project
Artist Dakota Havard invited eleven other artists into his home and studio, to spend the day together and share their insights and practices. The outcomes of the experimental and personal project are presented in a group exhibition at SEA Foundation on 17, 18, 19 May 2019.
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Lucandrea Baraldi | Unfolding Experiential Landscapes #1
