Gallery Nono goes Delft
You are most welcome for the
opening Sunday 6 October from 15.00 – 17.30 hours
at our new location
Alex De Bruycker and Ilse Pierard
Gallery Nono is happy to announce that Ilse Pierard will show her work for the first time at the gallery.
The sentient cell.
The cell knows, remembers, anticipates, learns and vibrates. Its form, light and colour become a frequency, a movement. This causes peace, joy and sometimes tension: Like a reflection of your own intimacy, both personal and collectively recognisable. Ilse Pierard (b. 1976, Vilvoorde, Sint Lukas School of Arts, Brussels) wants to reproduce the timeless aesthetic harmony and beauty of an existential truth with a simple but intense distillation of her own artistic language and material. In her working process, she explores a wide range of everyday packaging materials, transparent paper silk paper, metallic foil or cellophane that she manipulates, tears, cuts or folds. In accepting wear marks along the edges and corners – traces of time, use and handling – the artist emphasises both the fragility and the enormous strength hidden in the core of life.
06.10 – 27.10.2024
Voorstraat 14, 2611 JP Delft
Past
Group Show ‘Celebrate Summer’
05.07 – 28.07.2024
For this last exhibition in the gallery space Boekhorststraat The Hague, I have chosen an overview of the artists who have been shown at various exhibitions in the past two years.
Wim Nival (BE)
Alex De Bruycker (BE)
Kira Fröse (DE)
Stef De Brabander (BE)
Jelle Van Den Heede (BE)
Camille Truyffaut (BE)
John Fraser (US)
Darja Eßer (DE)
Floris Hovers (NL)
For complete catalog click here
Solo show – Camille Truyffaut
Appâts pour les yeux
De mes yeux à ma main, de ma main à ma poche, de ma poche à vos yeux.
Quand le clou devient hameçon, l’humain devient poisson.
04.05 – 02.06.2024
The questions of perception and transformation are the core of Camille Truyffaut’s work.
How does light affect the color, the texture, the surface of any support and enters in relation with it.
She combines different techniques such as etching and ceramic. Her work often takes shape through layered installations where the color appears as a mist thanks the transparency.
A fragile equilibrium between revealing and concealing, a moment of transition from a color to another, from a shape to another. A taste for the beauty of impermanence and ephemerality.
Monochromes – group exhibition
From Sunday 3 March till 24 March 2024
- Alex de Bruycker, Camille Truyffaut, Darja Eßer en Michaël de Kok
Monochrome art. This art form often limits itself to one color or varying shades of the same hue, inviting viewers to delve deeper into the essence. “Less is more” serves as a powerful tool for the artists featured in this exhibition. Viewers can focus on texture, form, and the visually pleasing interaction of light and shadow without being distracted by alter effects.
Group exhibition ‘Stuck on Collage’
Wim Nival
Camille Truyffaut
Jelle Van Den Heede
John Fraser
Stef De Brabander
17.12.2023 – 28.01.2024
Inspired by the collage art that emerged in the early 20th century, Gallery Nono presents contemporary works rooted in this technique.
The exhibition ‘Stuck on Collage’ showcases five artists who have created unique collages. This beautiful exhibition demonstrates the diverse artistic outcomes possible with the same technique, where fragments are transformed into visual poetry.
I warmly invite you to come and enjoy intricate paper compositions, mixed-media variations, serene and almost minimalist compositions, and brightly colored assembled works.
‘Stuck on Collage’ pays homage to over 100 years of collage art!
Invitation to an Art-Based Learning Session at the Gallery!
Machella Boot stimulates personal development within organizations through a unique approach for profound change. Her methodology transcends traditional solutions, embracing sensory experience, delay, and wonder.
Exploring art as innovative reflection and tapping into creativity are her core values. She introduces Art-Based Learning in her sessions, where your inquiries and associations take center stage. Whether in museums or at Gallery Nono, Machella swiftly unveils a different dialogue around artworks, fostering new perspectives.
Following this session, the exhibition’s closing event will take place.
Art The Hague 2023
Wim Nival (BE), Alex De Bruycker (BE), Roeland Tweelinckx (BE), John Fraser (US), Stef De Brabander (BE) and Camille Truyffaut (BE)
Double Belge
Stef De Brabander and Roeland Tweelinckx
24.09 – 29.10.2023
Double Belge is an exhibition in which both artists incorporate humor into their art, albeit in different ways. De Brabander translates amusing anecdotes, while Tweelinckx often integrates humor subtly and hidden within his work
Stef De Brabander never starts with a blank canvas; this is why he often uses recycled materials as a foundation. He is an artist who carefully considers whether an artwork is finished or not. As a painter, he acts as a translator of an amusing anecdote, searching for imperfections. He covers and uncovers with color, resulting in playful and colorful artworks.
Roeland Tweelinckx is subtle and adapts to each new situation and space, often in a humorous manner, but just as frequently concealed, contrary, and invisible to the inattentive visitor. Be vigilant when attending his presentation. Nothing is what it seems; a house is not a house, and a house is not a house. – Frederik Vergaert –
North Sea Jazz festival
Gallery Nono will be present at the North Sea Jazz festival 07.07 – 09.07.2023
Hudson Art Department
On the ground floor you will find an contemporary art fair with over fourteen galleries from The Netherlands and Belgium. On the middle square a sculpture garden and a placement where you can find contemporary design.
Herewith the link where you can see all of the works on show at NSJ.
Wim Nival retrospective
The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend
30.06 – 02.07.2023
This year The Hague Contemporary is celebrating their sixth edition of The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend. During the three-day event, The Hague takes center stage, showcasing the latest developments in contemporary art the city has to offer. From 30 June – 02 July, exhibitions, tours, talks, and pop-up presentations from over twenty art institutions will be taking place across the city. After the kick-off at the art school KABK, well-known museums, renowned galleries, experimental presentation spaces, and emerging artists’ initiatives will offer the best from the art scene.
KunstRAI | Art Amsterdam 2023
Bertrand Fournier (FR) (solo), Alex De Bruycker (BE), Kira Fröse (DE), Darja Eßer (DE), Nuria Maria (NL) and Camille Truyffaut (BE)