Walking is a way of locomotion that goes beyond the necessary movement. A way to escape the treadmill that life is quite often. Artists can put their work into perspective while walking. Some artists go a step further and make walking their practice.
A special part of this exhibition is walking past the artworks themselves. No shuffling from one work to another. Traversing the exhibition can be experienced as a walk, a unique, personal experience. An exclusive work of art for you alone, which you take home with you in your memories.
Welcome to the exhibition ‘Artists who walk’. During this ‘walk’ you will meet the various artists.
Participating artists:
Frans van Lent
ienke kastelein
Cathelijn van Goor
Roelant Meijer
Uwe Poth
Liesje van den Berk
Marleen Kappe
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