Until the end of November I am participating in a show by MUSH-ROOM. For this exhibition I made a new installation that can only be experienced by visiting the space. My work is supported by CBK Rotterdam.
The following text is written by the team of MUSH-ROOM;
BELOW CONTROL invites a descent into a space where the pace of everyday life falls away, opening to a quieter rhythm. The exhibition explores surrender not as passivity but as an act of radical connection: to our body, emotions, and the uncertain world we share. We invite you to slow down and feel the tension between surrender and control.
BELOW CONTROL is supported by CBK Rotterdam, Stichting Bekker la-Bastide fonds and Iona stichting.
The poster is designed by Jesse van Meel 
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Ruins & Renewal
Im Participating in an exhibition by Hannah van den Elzen at Het Archief Artspace in Rotterdam. You can visit the exhibition from the 7th till the 30th of March!
Exhibition at Brutus
A view weeks ago I showed a new work in an exhibition that was organised by the Bcademie. The exhibition was called Something Sticky Under Your Feet.
The work that I showed is part of two bigger projects in which I am reflecting on our contemporary vision of the world and what we should share with the next generation.
Send me an email for more information.
The second photo is taken by Melissa van Venrooij.
One-Time View
This work is about an experience. Buyers will have to decide whether or not want to see the work. However, if this is chosen, the work will immediately begin to degrade until there is nothing left of it. The experience of the work is only for this person and for no one else. The instructions on the envelope also provide an experience
The best experience comes from following the instructions on the envelope. The envelope will only be opened after following the instructions.
https://unnoticedart.com/thomas-meijerman-one-time-view/
Reminiscing about the Brutus Wild Summer of Art
September 4th there was a closing of the Brutus Wild Summer of Art. I am very excited about all the people that I have met and the feedback that I received!
Wild Summer of Art Part II
Tomorrow is the opening of the Brutus Wild Summer of Art Part II in which I will show a selection of works from the project a Conversation with the Landscape.
The exhibition is curated by Piet de Jonge (former curator of the Van Abbemuseum, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and Museum Kröller-Müller), Jessy Koeiman (curator Collective Learning, Art Institute Melly) and Liesbeth Bik (visual artist and curator).
For more information visit: https://brutus.nl/nl/programma/programma/wild+summer+of+art+part+ii/
and:
https://art.brutus.nl/Mjg1LzA=
Exhibition at ARWE Gallery
The 3th of October, there will be a new exhibition opening at a new gallery. Edwin Spek curated an exhibition with five people who have recently finished an academy or postgraduate. The exhibition will take place at the ARWE Gallery in Gouda from the 3th of October up and until the 24th of October and I am one of the exhibitors. The works I will be showing are Positioning in the Chain of Creation, Human Nature and Island Discovery. Feel free to check out their website and take a look at the invitation below!
Minor Inconvenience
I am part of the organisation and curation of an exhibition event with, among others, my work. The exhibition is called Minor Inconvenience and this is the poster.
Electronic Ecosystem – art // sound //performance
I joined an exhibition in The Crypt in Bristol about electronic ecosystems with my Island project. Here is the poster with my work.
THOMAS MEIJERMAN 