Vondervotteimittis – Artist Talk by Falke Pisano

Page Not Found is delighted to invite you to an artist talk with Falke Pisano, following her recent performance in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Although book publishing does not seem to come easy to her (she has not made another monograph publication after her first artist book Figures of Speech eight years ago), Falke Pisano’s […]

Özlem Altın: Dance

Page Not Found is delighted to invite you to meet visual artist Özlem Altın. She will present her latest publication, “Dance”, and unveil a new mini-edition, made especially for our event. In her work, Özlem Altın draws especially from the comprehensive collection of images and texts that she has intuitively compiled from various sources and, […]

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🍸Here’s looking at you!

🌱With joy we welcome you to the launch of @annemariewadlow ’s new book “Women Looking at Women Looking at Women: Reclaiming Histories of Women in the Arts and Proposing Models to Facilitate Future Friendships”.

✨In 2020 Wadlow won the first Page Not Found Thesis Award, celebrating the thesis which integrates most strongly its own dissemination. Together we proudly present “Women Looking at Women Looking at Women”, now published by Page Not Found.

🪞In what ways have women artists come together to investigate their own image? This publication delves into histories of feminist and queer collective practice, expanding on the various ways women claim agency of their identity, via collaborations that connect intergenerational and far-away friendships.

🔎Each chapter features artistic and theoretical case studies that discuss images produced by women artists, about women artists; proposing that to gaze upon ...

Jul 4

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🍸Here’s looking at you! 🌱With joy we welcome you to the launch of @annemariewadlow ’s new book “Women Looking at Women Looking at Women: Reclaiming Histories of Women in the Arts and Proposing Models to Facilitate Future Friendships”. ✨In 2020 Wadlow won the first Page Not Found Thesis Award, celebrating the thesis which integrates most strongly its own dissemination. Together we proudly present “Women Looking at Women Looking at Women”, now published by Page Not Found. 🪞In what ways have women artists come together to investigate their own image? This publication delves into histories of feminist and queer collective practice, expanding on the various ways women claim agency of their identity, via collaborations that connect intergenerational and far-away friendships. 🔎Each chapter features artistic and theoretical case studies that discuss images produced by women artists, about women artists; proposing that to gaze upon someone represented with care and autonomy provides more affirmative ways to relate to ourselves. It discovers that to pay homage to overlooked knowledge of women artists builds a case for the artist as researcher. Only by engaging in both roles can we unveil what is not taught in the mainstream and inspire a more inclusive, generous future. 🤝Every aspect of the book’s design is a collaborative endeavour, expanding the notion of individual authorship. It is with this sentiment that creating the publication became research in itself, via collaboration with both direct peers and an extended genealogy. 💫“Women Looking at Women Looking at Women” is designed by Marijn van der Leeuw, Esther Vane, India Scrimgeour, Hannah Williams and Annemarie Wadlow. #annemariewadlow #womenlookingatwomenlookingatwomen #pagenotfoundpublishing #femaleartists #pagenotfoundinvite #pagenotfoundthehague #artisticresearch #contemporaryfemaleartists

🍸Here’s looking at you!

🌱With joy we welcome you to the launch of @annemariewadlow ’s new book “Women Looking at Women Looking at Women: Reclaiming Histories of Women in the Arts and Proposing Models to Facilitate Future Friendships”.

✨In 2020 Wadlow won the first Page Not Found Thesis Award, celebrating the thesis which integrates most strongly its own dissemination. Together we proudly present “Women Looking at Women Looking at Women”, now published by Page Not Found.

🪞In what ways have women artists come together to investigate their own image? This publication delves into histories of feminist and queer collective practice, expanding on the various ways women claim agency of their identity, via collaborations that connect intergenerational and far-away friendships.

🔎Each chapter features artistic and theoretical case studies that discuss images produced by women artists, about women artists; proposing that to gaze upon someone represented with care and autonomy provides more affirmative ways to relate to ourselves. It discovers that to pay homage to overlooked knowledge of women artists builds a case for the artist as researcher. Only by engaging in both roles can we unveil what is not taught in the mainstream and inspire a more inclusive, generous future.

🤝Every aspect of the book’s design is a collaborative endeavour, expanding the notion of individual authorship. It is with this sentiment that creating the publication became research in itself, via collaboration with both direct peers and an extended genealogy.

💫“Women Looking at Women Looking at Women” is designed by Marijn van der Leeuw, Esther Vane, India Scrimgeour, Hannah Williams and Annemarie Wadlow.

#annemariewadlow #womenlookingatwomenlookingatwomen #pagenotfoundpublishing #femaleartists #pagenotfoundinvite #pagenotfoundthehague #artisticresearch #contemporaryfemaleartists ...

On Friday 1 July Page Not Found will remain closed in honor of Keti Koti.

We believe Keti Koti should be a national day of remembrance and celebration, a day on which we’re free. To commemorate the abolishment of slavery and to celebrate freedom.

The effects of our colonial past continue to permiate the present. But after almost 150 years, 1 July has not been officially acknowledged yet. Together we can change this. For more information go to @the_blackarchives

#ketikoti #ketikotidenhaag #nationalefeestdag #nationalholiday #1juliketikoti #1julivrij

Jun 29

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On Friday 1 July Page Not Found will remain closed in honor of Keti Koti. We believe Keti Koti should be a national day of remembrance and celebration, a day on which we’re free. To commemorate the abolishment of slavery and to celebrate freedom. The effects of our colonial past continue to permiate the present. But after almost 150 years, 1 July has not been officially acknowledged yet. Together we can change this. For more information go to @the_blackarchives #ketikoti #ketikotidenhaag #nationalefeestdag #nationalholiday #1juliketikoti #1julivrij

On Friday 1 July Page Not Found will remain closed in honor of Keti Koti.

We believe Keti Koti should be a national day of remembrance and celebration, a day on which we’re free. To commemorate the abolishment of slavery and to celebrate freedom.

The effects of our colonial past continue to permiate the present. But after almost 150 years, 1 July has not been officially acknowledged yet. Together we can change this. For more information go to @the_blackarchives

#ketikoti #ketikotidenhaag #nationalefeestdag #nationalholiday #1juliketikoti #1julivrij ...

🧹Come visit Marianna Maruyama’s solo exhibition “Six Blue Things”!

🌀Enjoy the scent of incense and the (imagined) company of termites, while spending time with Maruyama’s contemplative works

🐜Swing by during the upcoming @thehaguecontemporary Art Weekend, 2 & 3 July.
On Friday 1 July we will remain closed for Keti Koti.

💙Or during our regular opening times, Wednesday through Sunday from 13:00-18:00. The exhibition is on view until 17 July

🪔From the beautiful exhibition text written by Maruyama:

“Once you feel you’ve got a grasp on something, whether its termites, or identity, or history, or your partner - there’s a tendency to stop looking. So I try to stay as close as possible to termites. That way I can appreciate the endlessly growing field of my ignorance”

Work pictured: “Accoutrements”, incense burners, brushes, broom, and raku ceramics, 2022

📷 @stevenmaybury

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Jun 29

Open
🧹Come visit Marianna Maruyama’s solo exhibition “Six Blue Things”! 🌀Enjoy the scent of incense and the (imagined) company of termites, while spending time with Maruyama’s contemplative works 🐜Swing by during the upcoming @thehaguecontemporary Art Weekend, 2 & 3 July. On Friday 1 July we will remain closed for Keti Koti. 💙Or during our regular opening times, Wednesday through Sunday from 13:00-18:00. The exhibition is on view until 17 July 🪔From the beautiful exhibition text written by Maruyama: “Once you feel you’ve got a grasp on something, whether its termites, or identity, or history, or your partner - there’s a tendency to stop looking. So I try to stay as close as possible to termites. That way I can appreciate the endlessly growing field of my ignorance” Work pictured: “Accoutrements”, incense burners, brushes, broom, and raku ceramics, 2022 📷 @stevenmaybury #mariannamaruyama #sixbluethings #thehagueartists #thehaguecontemporary #thehaguecontemporaryartweekend #termites

🧹Come visit Marianna Maruyama’s solo exhibition “Six Blue Things”!

🌀Enjoy the scent of incense and the (imagined) company of termites, while spending time with Maruyama’s contemplative works

🐜Swing by during the upcoming @thehaguecontemporary Art Weekend, 2 & 3 July.
On Friday 1 July we will remain closed for Keti Koti.

💙Or during our regular opening times, Wednesday through Sunday from 13:00-18:00. The exhibition is on view until 17 July

🪔From the beautiful exhibition text written by Maruyama:

“Once you feel you’ve got a grasp on something, whether its termites, or identity, or history, or your partner - there’s a tendency to stop looking. So I try to stay as close as possible to termites. That way I can appreciate the endlessly growing field of my ignorance”

Work pictured: “Accoutrements”, incense burners, brushes, broom, and raku ceramics, 2022

📷 @stevenmaybury

#mariannamaruyama #sixbluethings #thehagueartists #thehaguecontemporary #thehaguecontemporaryartweekend
#termites ...