RM Sunday Session: John C. Welchman on Koen van den Broek

RM Sunday Session: John C. Welchman on Koen van den Broek

Come join us for a RM Sunday Session with John C. Welchman discussing the incredible art of Koen van den Broek!

Door Galerie Ron Mandos

Datum en tijd

zon, 4 mei 2025 14:00 - 15:00 CEST.

Locatie

Galerie Ron Mandos

282 Prinsengracht 1016 HJ Amsterdam Netherlands

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We’re pleased to invite you to a new edition of our RM Sunday Sessions at Galerie Ron Mandos. On Sunday, 4 May, art historian and professor John C. Welchman will join us in the gallery for a talk focused on the recent work of Koen van den Broek.

John C Welchman (1958) is Professor of Art History in the Visual Arts department at the University of California and a leader in the international arts community. He also serves as chair of the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts (Los Angeles). In 2023, Welchman published 'Out of Place', a monograph about van den Broek, which will be discussed in the talk.

The lecture will offer a closer look at the themes and shifts present in van den Broek’s latest works, including his move away from photographic references and his experimental use of materials typically found in street infrastructure, such as road paint, tar, and bitumen. Koen van den Broek will also be present at this event.

The doors will open at 13:30, please be sure to arrive before 14:00.

We look forward to welcoming you.

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Galerie Ron Mandos

Over 20 years, Galerie Ron Mandos has earned its place of prominence within the Dutch art scene. First opening its doors in Rotterdam in 1999, it has since accrued a roster of over 30 artists from around the globe, becoming an integral nexus-point for artists at all stages of their career. In 2010, the gallery moved to its current location in the Amsterdam gallery district. In its pursuit of new developments within contemporary art and facilitated by its spacious venue, the gallery presents an extensive program within which new and dynamic means of representation are sought.