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Showing 1 - 4 of 4 exhibitions

Aug 22

Sep 28

EXcontainer

rayn & Hazel van Berkel & Noud Boogaard & Marco Sleumer & Soete Boon & Glenelys Josefina & Ken Stoové & Roos Gerritsen

EXtern presenteert EXcontainer!EXtern is de nieuwste programmalijn van EXutrecht. Geen kunst binnen de muren van een museum of galerie, maar midden in het dagelijks leven: op onverwachte, publieke plekken in de stad. EXtern geeft Utrechtse kunstenaars de kans om buiten de gebaande paden te treden. We helpen hen bij het vinden van een bijzondere locatie en begeleiden het hele proces: van idee tot uitvoering.

Sep 4

Sep 28

Singer Harmony

Lyssah Oterdoom

Singer Harmony is part of an ongoing research into the acoustic properties of electric sewing machines. Both the resonance of the casings and the mechanical movements of the needle are amplified, creating a composition that transforms over time. The motors of the sewing machines are individually controlled, resulting in a poetic interplay of varying rhythms. These rythms gradually shape into tones, forming an evolving soundscape.

Sep 6

Sep 28

The Altar

Alicia Hofstra

The Altar is a textile installation that explores the Alicia Hofstra's relationship with the concept of ‘worship.’ The work incorporates numerous references to their past within Protestantism, alongside personal hyperfixations, which are presented as alternative forms of devotion. Drawing inspiration from the overwhelming visual richness of castles and ornately decorated churches, the installation seeks to immerse the viewer in a similarly intense atmosphere. Viewers are invited to navigate this eclectic altar and reflect on their own position within it.

Oct 4

Oct 26

There is a Monster in Our Street

Mart Pool

In the work “There is a Monster in Our Street,” Mart Pool examines in a playful way how we as humans deal with the unknown and especially when it occupies your space. Themes such as the relationship between humans and animals, loneliness and polarization are also present. Within the installation, the visitor enters a world that feels simultaneously familiar and alienating. You find yourself between two screens, on which both sides of a street are projected. At first glance, these streets appear to be both slightly dilapidated and there is a somewhat dark atmosphere. However, the residents of these streets differ! And this is about the monster!