Milco Onrust (1961-2015)
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Milco Onrust (1961-2015)
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Richard Artschwager started working in the 1960s exclusively as a freelance artist, having completed a science degree and after many years as owner of a furniture workshop. His oeuvre encompassed many style directions: the reduced and clear forms of his objects and paintings reflect minimalism whilst his use of industrially made materials such as Resopal and Celotex take up an element of Pop Art, and his ‘Blps’ mechanisms deploy ideas of conceptual art. This work by Artschwager reminded me of Fons Haagmans who does in some way the same. But where Artschwager tends to become a minimal artist. Haagmans stay’s always far from it and in his form language you always can recognize reality.
Artschwager’s first solo exhibition was in 1965 at the legendary Leo Castelli Gallery in New York. The most comprehensive retrospective of his complete work up till now was opened in 2012 at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, moving on to the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2013), and the Haus der Kunst, Munchen and the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco in 2014.
www.ftn-books.com has some excellent Artschwager titles available.
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Richard Artschwager (1924-2013) Richard Artschwager started working in the 1960s exclusively as a freelance artist, having completed a science degree and after many years as owner of a furniture workshop.
Yesterday i wrote about Fons Haagmans and that he reminded me of Richard Artschwager…..why?…. i stil do not know, because when your really compare and study both, there are so many differences to be discovered, but at a glance i still say… they belong to the same family.
For me Fons Haagmans stands for two things. His catalogues published belong to the best dutch art catalogues published over the last 25 years and he is a typical artist of the south. Born and still living in Limburg, in the south of the Netherlands, he had his most important exhibitions at the Bonnefanten museum ( Maastricht) which catalogues are available at www.ftn-books.com
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His art is something special and his works ( beside they are related to Artschwager ;-)) are strongly graphical and have a signature of their own.
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nature, Letters/ fonts and numbers are a constant source of inspiration and worked out into joyful , intriguing works of art.
While studying some pictures of Haagmans i noticed some similarities with other artists:
left Fons Haagmans and on the right Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita (1928):
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and left Fons Haagmans and on the right Julie de Graag( ca. 1915)
Fons Haagmans (1948) Yesterday i wrote about Fons Haagmans and that he reminded me of Richard Artschwager.....why?.... i stil do not know, because when your really compare and study both, there are so many differences to be discovered, but at a glance i still say...
Toon Teeken (1944)
I have been fascinated by the works of Toon Teeken for some decades now. I first encountered his works in the Bonnefanten Museum Maastricht in 1986 where he had an exhibition at that museum together with Fons Haagmans. I loved both, but slightly preferred the works by Teeken.
Since, i followed his exhibitions at museums and galleries. Because Teeken is represented by gallery Nouvelles Images…
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