9th edition of The Amstelveen Triennial at Cobra

From May 18 to July 7, 2024, the ninth edition of the Amstelveen Triennial can be seen at the Cobra Museum for Modern Art in Amstelveen. From more than 60 entries, 21 artists have been selected whose recent work can be seen in the Cobra Museum for two months. A jury consisting of Esther van den Berg from the Cobra Museum, Tomas Hilleband from Museum JAN and Sietske Dudink from Platform C, made a selection together with project leader Niels Vis.

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9th edition of The Amstelveen Triennial at Cobra

Location

Museum Cobra

Sandbergplein 1

1181 ZX Amstelveen

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From painting to installation and from video work to graphics

This edition of the Amstelveen Triennial shows the wealth of local art practices in all their diversity: from painting to installation and from video work to graphics. There is conceptual art, such as giant-sized envelopes, but also experiments with materials and traditional themes such as landscape and interior are represented. In terms of content, the choice also fell on works that show an involvement with subjects such as migration and language, such as a wooden suit of armor and a fist made of hard foam. In addition, there are several paintings that highlight the theme of trauma and the role of the subconscious, in both figurative and more abstract translations.

Participating artists

Participants of this edition: Robbert Weide, Robin Waart, Jan Verschoor, Mitchell Thar, Júlia dos Santos Baptista, Tamar Rozenblat, Ulric Roldanus, Hanneke Rijks, Thom van Rijckevorsel, Mees van Rijckevorsel, Piet Reekers, Ingeborg Oderwald, Anne-Marie van Meel , Mehdi Mashayekhi, Hanneke ter Horst, Inbar Hasson, Ramaz Goiati, Bouchaïb Dihaj, Sharon van den Berg, Irene Brok and Joep Backhuijs.

About the Triennale

The Amstelveen Triennial is a triennial event in which professional visual artists who live or work in Amstelveen are given a stage. This event has been organized by the Cobra Museum since 1998. In collaboration with Museum JAN and Platform C, there will be an educational side program in the form of guided tours and workshops that a number of participating artists will provide for secondary school students. A Triennial Talks in-depth discussion evening will also be organized on the topic: art in the public space of Amstelveen, in which various participants will talk about their work. The aim of the Triennial is to offer a professional platform to artists working or living in Amstelveen and to give the public an overview of the state of affairs in local visual arts. The exhibition provides a cross-section of art practice in Amstelveen.