The Curators Room

CURRENT


Rosa Aguilar
Barocoria
(Curated by Gabriel Rolt for The Curators Room)

28 June – 1 September

Location:
The Curators Room – La Oficina
Carrer de Trafalgar, 45
BARCELONA

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YOU’RE INVITED TO:

I’ll dance as fast as I can
Live Performance by LR On Demand
@Piramidón, Centre d’Art Contemporani

Special ‘Art Nou’ Edition
Free entrance

When: 1st of July
Where: Carrer del Concili de Trento, 313, 08020 Barcelona, SP
Doors open: 6.30PM (18:30)
Start Live Performance: 7PM (19:00)
End Live Performance: 7.30PM (19:30)
Afterwards: Vermut.

ELOY ARRIBAS
Antología de canciones / Anthology of Songs
(Curated by Gabriel Rolt for The Curators Room)
 
10 June – 30 June
 
🥂Opening: 
Saturday, 10th of June, 17 – 21. hrs
 
Location:
The Curators Room – East
Dapperplein 45
AMSTERDAM

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Barcelona

Nothing to Hide
Featuring work by Calli Moore, John Fou, Virginia Paradise, Adam Linn & Julia Kowalska
(Curated by Thom Oosterhof for The Curators Room)
 
18 May – 24 June
 
🥂Opening: 
Thursday, 18th of May at 18h
 
Location:
The Curators Room – La Oficina
Carrer de Trafalgar, 45
BARCELONA

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Amsterdam

SHOE
UNMOVEMENT
(Curated by Gabriel Rolt for The Curators Room)
 
🥂 REVEAL OF SHOE’S NEW SCULPTURAL WORK: ‘1992 BUICK PARK AVENUE’

-> Thursday 11 May, 17 – 21 hrs
 
Location:
The Curators Room – Art Chapel Amsterdam
Prinses Irenestraat 19
AMSTERDAM

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Barcelona

Starshine

GIJS VAN LITH

(Curated by Gabriel Rolt for The Curators Room)


16th of March – 30th of April

Location:
The Curators Room – La Oficina Barcelona
Carrer de Trafalgar, 45
BARCELONA

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The Garden

Featuring work by Thomias L. Radin, Szaweł Płóciennik, Cesc Abad & Lera Dubitskaya

(Curated by Thom Oosterhof for The Curators Room)

03 February – 25 March

🥂Opening: 

Friday, 3rd of February at 18h

Performance by Thomias L. Radin at 19h

Location:

The Curators Room – Amsterdams Chapel

Prinses Irenestraat, 19

AMSTERDAM

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The Curators Room – La Oficina Barcelona

Firestater

Featuring work by Miel Olise Kjærgaard, Jamie Gray Williams, Ronnie Robinson & Bobbi Essers

(Curated by Thom Oosterhof for The Curators Room)

12 January – 04 March

🥂Opening reception: 

Thursday, 12th of January , 18 – 20 hrs

Location:

The Curators Room – La Oficina Barcelona

Carrer de Trafalgar, 45

BARCELONA

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UVNT ART FAIR MADRID

Artists:

Adam Štech
Zac Yeates
Cesc Abad
Juan Narowé

 Location:

UVNT ART FAIR
Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos Madrid

Calle Hortaleza  63

February 23th – 26th

https://www.urvanity-art.com

The Curators Room is proud to announce the participation at  UVNT ART FAIR , where we will present works by Zac Yeates,  Adam Štech , Juan Narowé and Cesc Abad

Looking forward to see you there!

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THE CURATORS ROOM – AMSTERDAM CHAPEL

Inaugural exhibition

’11+11=22’
FRANS FRANCISCUS
(Curated by Gabriel Rolt for The Curators Room)

11 November – 01 January

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Location:
The Curators Room – Amsterdam Chapel
Prinses Irenestraat, 19
AMSTERDAM

The Curators Room is pleased to present 11+11= 22 by Frans Franciscus , a solo exhibition curated by Gabriel Rolt dedicated to the oeuvre of the Dutch painter whose career has been centered on reconfiguring canonical structures present throughout the history of European painting. Working in a classical tradition of portraiture and landscape, the artist continues in this legacy through figurative works that span both flatwork and ceramic sculptures. His body of work concerns biblical references which he reimagines often with an autobiographical flair .

This show helps bring into the world and inaugurate the new temporary exhibition space, The Curators Room – Amsterdam Chapel, which dialogues with The Curators Room – La Oficina, the only permanent space of the project which opened in Barcelona last April. Franciscus’ show will be held in the new temporary space from the 11th of November to the 1st of January and serves as a loose anthology of his work in the past 20 years. It suggests a curious chronology given that the artist almostf entirely stopped painting 6 years ago in favor of an unexpected shift of focus from painting to clay. Only in the last year has the artist reconciled with his painting practice.

THE CURATORS ROOM – MOYA

MOYA (museum of young art) Oosterhout, adopted The Curators Room for the upcoming months. We will open with two exhibitions: ‘Most Normal’ , a solo show by Amsterdam Based artist Bas Geerts together the group exhibition ‘Wat voel je nou’ with works by Daria Birang, Juan Narowé, Lisette Ros, Javier Ruiz Perez, Paul du Bois-Reymond, Bas Geerts, Cesc Abad, Freddy Tratlehner, Nathaniel Bolarinwa, Eduardo Millan and Jose Bonell . This school-reunion -like exhibition marks a few highlights of The Curators Room ‘s presentations since our very first exhibition a year ago. We are very excited about this new cooperation. Stay tuned! Hand in hand with the exhibition, there is a program full with performance, music and food in the works.

Opening Reception:
Saturday 12 November, 15 – 17 hrs

Location:

MOYA – MUSEUM OF YOUNG ART
Wilhelminakanaal Zuid 104, 4903 RA Oosterhout, The Netherlands
https://moya.museum/


‘Wat voel je nou’

Group show
Daria Birang, Juan Narowé, Lisette Ros, Javier Ruiz Perez, Paul du Bois-Reymond, Bas Geerts, Cesc Abad, Freddy Tratlehner, Nathaniel Bolarinwa, Eduardo Millan and Jose Bonell .

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‘Most Normal’
BAS GEERTS
(Curated by Gabriel Rolt)

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The Curators Room – MOYA is proud to announce  Most Normal,  a solo exhibition by Amsterdam based artist Bas Geerts.

The question at the core of  Bas Geerts ‘ practice is the timeless discourse on mimesis: how to represent reality. What interests him the most is however not the actual material world, but the digital one (even if one could ask whether such a distinction can be truly made, nowadays). His works serve as a possible way of translating the digital realm, ubiquitous and contemporary filter of our life, onto a concrete and tangible surface. To do so, Geerts employs precisely what today’s technology has to offer: digital instruments. During the years, he developed a computer program able to transform technological algorithms into organic designs, shapes and forms of unpredictable format.