The unique drawings by Mai van Oers (Uden, 1953) take you to a world that is seemingly impossible, where life and death intertwine and in which Van Oers plays with light, order, perspective, infinity and spaciousness.
The Fries Museum is showing the first solo exhibition with work by Mai van Oers (Uden, 1953). Her unique drawings take you to a world that is seemingly impossible, where life and death intertwine and in which Van Oers plays with light, order, perspective, infinity and spaciousness. In addition, painted landscapes of her hand can be seen. Through the green and brown of the condensed nature shines the light that brings the small canvases to life. Van Oers studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, won the Jeanne Oosting Prize for painting and lives and works in Amsterdam.
Every tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday until july 17th, 2022
from 11:00 to 17:00
ChildrenYes
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AdultsYes
Senior citizensYes
Wanneer:
until 17 July
Afstand tot jouw locatie:
Here you will find
Mai van Oers: Toen kwamen de wolven
Address:
Fries Museum Leeuwarden Wilhelminaplein 92 8911 BS Leeuwarden
