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December 28, 2016May 14, 2017 tessavalkLeave a Comment on First post is a happy one

First post is a happy one To all the readers, supporters and artist I say “thank you, for a wonderful […]

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    How amazing, so thankful for this collaboration! A How amazing, so thankful for this collaboration! Also, don't miss the chance to buy the magazine. Whether you visit the exhibition or not, it really is a special edition. Not only is this edition in Dutch, but there are also many artists featured who have a longtime history with Art by Nature magazine. Go to https://www.flowerartmuseum.nl/magazine-1. After all these years, complete voluntarily and with the help of special people, artists and other creatives (yes, artists and creatives are also people and special, but should still be mentioned🙂 in particular) we made our first paper magazine. So go and have a look and be amazed, because seeing artists work in real life and the special background information in the Art By Nature Magazine makes a complete experience! #Magazine #collaboration #art #Nature #REPOST @flowerartmuseum EXHIBITION EXTENDED We are reveiving great reactions to the current exhibition 'Human Nature'. So we are extending this exhibition by three weeks to give even more people the chance to come and see it. Human Nature is extended until February 19 and is open weekly from Thursday to Sunday, 1.00 - 5.00 p.m. (13-17u.). 📷 Details of work by (clockwise) Irina Dzhul, Margot van de Stolpe, Robin Noorda & Bethany de Forest. #flowerartmuseum #humannature #wegenssuccesverlengd #Aalsmeer #visitaalsmeer #tentoonstelling #museum #natureart #repostandroid #repostw10
    Such crazy detail, you never stop surprising me wi Such crazy detail, you never stop surprising me with your work! It's living to work or work to live... life runs you by, and before you know it you mist out on the special moments with your kids, friends and family. Succeeded in your career, but what's that worth at the end. So true, find balance it will give you more even in your career. #REPOST @artistmarcelwitte with @get__repost__app Don’t sell yourself to life. If you are only concerned with achieving the highest goal, you have a chance to miss out on a lot of great things around you. Title: Rat race Technique: Acrylic on canvas Size: 30x30 cm Artist: Marcel Witte #ratrace #life #explore #enjoy #art #painting #contemporaryart #artist #marcelwitte #repostandroid #repostw10
    How amazing! Don't miss the chance to buy the maga How amazing! Don't miss the chance to buy the magazine. whether you visit the exhibition or not, it really is a special edition. Not only is this edition in Dutch, but there are also many artists with whom I have a very special bond! go to https://www.flowerartmuseum.nl/magazine-1 . It really is a special achievement after years, voluntarily and with the help of special people and artists and other creatives (yes, artists and creatives are also people and special, but should still be mentioned🙂 in particular). So go and have a look and be amazed, because seeing work in real life and the special background information in the Art By Nature Magazine makes a complete experience! #Magazine #collaboration #art #Nature #REPOST @flowerartmuseum with @get__repost__app EXHIBITION EXTENDED We are reveiving very good reactions to the current exhibition 'Human Nature'. So good that we are extending this exhibition by three weeks to give even more people the chance to come and see it. Human Nature is extended until February 19 and is open weekly from Thursday to Sunday, 1.00 - 5.00 p.m. (13-17u.). 📷 Details of work by (clockwise) Irina Dzhul, Margot van de Stolpe, Robin Noorda & Bethany de Forest. #flowerartmuseum #humannature #wegenssuccesverlengd #Aalsmeer #visitaalsmeer #tentoonstelling #museum #natureart #repostandroid #repostw10
    So Amazing to find new artist with nw teckniques a So Amazing to find new artist with nw teckniques and insides into naturr while working on project "Human Nature" #REPOST @flowerartmuseum with @get__repost__app 'Talking Heads' by @Margot van de Stolpe (@Tropism Art & Science Collective), photogram. This work is part of the series ‘Flora Imago: Blond & Black’. It is an attempt to depict the personality and vagaries of human nature in flower portraits. Human qualities are projected onto nature's most fragile, exuberant, colourful and vulnerable expressions. The works are experimental contemporary photograms. A photogram is a print of an object that has been placed directly on light-sensitive material in the darkroom and then exposed. More works are on display in our current exhibition Human Nature. Get more inside into this artist and more in the special paper edtion @artbynaturemag at flowerartmuseum.nl/magazine-1 #flowerartmuseum #humannature #margotvandestolpe #tropismartandsciencecollective #photogram #flowerart #fotogram #aalsmeer #repostandroid #repostw10
    Eventhough the reason why Irina has to stay in the Eventhough the reason why Irina has to stay in the Netherland is awefull, I feel so thankfull that we came in contact with sutch an amazing artist. Reposted from @flowerartmuseum "Hope" - Irina Dzhul (@irinadzhul). The sunflower is one of the main symbols of Ukraine, the photographer's homeland. When the fields are in bloom, according to Irina, it resembles “a sky with a thousand suns”. This photo represents the hope of better times. There will come a day when the sunflower will be able to focus on the sun again. This work is part of our current exhibition Human Nature, open for visit every Thursday to Sunday, 13:00 - 17:00. See flowerartmuseum.nl Buy the special edition of Art by Nature magazine to read all about Irana's story behind her amazing work flowerartmuseum.nl/magazine-1 #flowerartmuseum #humannature #irinadzhul #hope #sunflower #artbynaturemag
    https://radioaalsmeer.nl/video/thats-life-flower-a https://radioaalsmeer.nl/video/thats-life-flower-art-museum-interview-tessa-valk/ https://lnkd.in/esWa8NwX For 7 years and over 15 editions, Art by Nature magazine has given our readers deep insight into the work of artists of all media who have been inspired by Nature. The latest, 16th edition, is very special because of the collaboration with the Flower Art Museum , and Constantijn Hoffscholte, who has contributed with many of the articles, apart from our regular contributors Merel Slootheer Jacolien de Jong Kunstenaar and longtime supporter Sandra Westgeest. And offcourse Final editor Mariska van der Zande Together Constantijn and I curated a list of artists to tell the story of 'Human Nature’. This list included: MARCEL WITTE, Bethany de Forest, Storytale Irina Dzhul, Jeroen Helmer, Jacolien de Jong Kunstenaar, Jelte Keur Alfred Marseille, Robin Noorda, Merel Slootheer, Margo van der Stolpe, Kirsten Westerhuis, Sandra Westgeest. The result is a beautiful project "Human Nature" 56-page magazine supporting the exposition within the Flower Art Museum curated by Constantijn Hoffscholte, Karina Tan, and made possible because of many supporters and volunteers. I'm so honored to be featured on radio and Internet TV studio Aalsmeerderbrug (Presented by Jenny Piet cohosted by Constantijn Hoffscholte) and get the chance to tell so many more people about our magazine, this amazing collaboration and also hopefully to provide inspiration to people across the Netherlands and widerafield.
    1/2 When I started the project with the Flower Ar 1/2 When I started the project with the Flower Art Museum, I knew that the cover had to be special - I decided I wanted to visualize how flexible nature is. In this case I wanted to imagine nature as a rubber band, and that how amazing it is that it hasn’t snapped yet. This is especially as we build and build, continuously destroying the homes and habitats of animals without thinking.  And so, I started to think about urban environment of our cities, and how animals adapted to them.  Of course, when I investigated the subject, I found the most horrendous examples where nature was unable to adapt or evolve - and the tragic fates experienced by these creatures made me want to cry. And so, I ended up choosing the metro service as a background for the image.  I wanted to visualize an image that is just as surreal, as the reality that animals are forced to adapt to human behaviour. It is sad how we are just now realising that it should have been the other way around. Although I was happy with the layout and concept for the cover, I realized that my specialty does not lie in Animals as much in presenting a surreal environment. And therefore, I realized I needed to partner with a collaborator. I am fortunate that we have featured so many exceptional artists in Art by Nature, and as I thought about who could help me with this conundrum, Marcel Witte came immediately to mind. I first saw Marcel Witte’s work about five years ago, when I was on a city trip in Zandvoort, whilst pregnant with my first child. By pure coincidence I visited a gallery, and I saw his work “Multicultural”. At the time I was not well versed on his work, nor his process or inspiration. about who this artist was. So I went to his website, saw more of his work and the message he wanted to send. It was so refreshing how he makes his audience look at our society without lecturing us. It was clear that Marcel was a very talented and accomplished artist. So you may be able to imagine my surprise that he was enthusiastic to be in Art By Nature and since then we have kept in touch
    2/2 When we started the project “Human Nature", 2/2 When we started the project “Human Nature", it was logical that he was one of the first artist we called upon to join the team. And so you will find the great story behind the inspiration of his work in this special issue of Art By Nature and you can also take a closer look at them in the Flower Art Museum in Aalsmeer.  A week ago I contacted him, showed him the cover, and asked if he could help me to “let the animals look more natural in the metro environment”. Without hesitation he said yes. One day later I got the new version back, and I was flabbergasted by the result.  The great thing is, he just told me what he did to make the animals more natural in their new environment. And even more typical he shared this insight as simply because he wanted to do his best to make my work look even better. When I make the next issue, I will try to put his process into practice, but I’m not as vane as to think I will rise to his level of craftsmanship so quickly. However, it would be great to take my work to the next level.
    Sutch an amazing colaboration. Exposition and 56 p Sutch an amazing colaboration. Exposition and 56 pages magazine where as usual readers of Art by Nature get a personal view into the work of the artist. But this time you get the oportunity to see there work in real live @flowerartmuseum
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