EXHIBITION JORIS VAN SPAENDONCK

Exhibition Jeroen Paulussen

Exhibition: Joris van Spaendonck

From Saturday 21 January to Friday 17 February 2023, the idiosyncratic paintings of Joris van Spaendonck can be admired at Van Loon Galleries. 

Joris van Spaendonck (Netherlands, 1967)

Accompanied by his dog, Joris van Spaendonck takes a brisk walk in nature every day. This gives him snatches of images every time. Nature with its trees, branches, flowers, mosses and bark is just a foothold for his work. The ever-recurring play of the seasons, the organisms that make the most beautiful structures on tree bark or moss soil, the splendour of colours on an autumn leaf or, on the contrary, the burgeoning fresh hue in spring. These are elements of nature that continue to fascinate Van Spaendonck enormously.

He takes these impressions in his head to his studio to turn these components into his own idiosyncratic translation. The artist creates his own entity. He would therefore like to invite those viewing his paintings to get very close to his work and discover his, almost natural, organisms in puddles of paint and in deep drawing of his branches and flora. Zo ontdek je dat ‘verf ansich’, het hoofdthema is in het werk van Joris van Spaendonck.

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Official opening

The festive opening of this exhibition is on sunday 22 January from 2 p.m. onwards. The artist will be present at the gallery, so you can learn more about the works in a personal conversation. You can visit our gallery without an appointment. We look forward to welcoming you!

Opening hours Van Loon Galleries

Wednesday to Friday: 11.00 – 17.00 hours
Saturday: 12.00 – 17.00 hours
Sunday: 13.00 – 16.00 hours
or available by appointment

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”I would therefore like to invite people viewing my paintings to get very close to my work.” – Joris van Spaendonck