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Galerie Rob Koudijs
Amsterdam, Netherlands Management: Rob Koudijs
website: www.galerierobkoudijs.nl mail: info@galerierobkoudijs.nl

Statement
Galeire Rob Koudijs is a 100 square meter exhibition space located in the gallery district in the centre of Amsterdam. The gallery specialises in contemporary art jewellery which communicates ideas, has sculptural qualities and an innovative use of materials. The gallery represents a very motivated group of jewellery artists who produce work challenging the borders of the applied and the fine arts. As these artists come from all corners of the globe, the latest international developments are on display in regular solo shows and in the stock presentation of the gallery.
Artist list
Tobias Alm, Ralph Bakker, David Bielander, Alexander Blank, Célio Braga, Helen Britton, Octavia Cook, Nhat-Vu Dang, Dittlmann & Jank, Gemma Draper, Benedikt Fischer, Jantje Fleischhut, Stefan Heuser, Hans Hovy, Suska Mackert, Xavier Ines Monclús, Marc Monzó, Mari Ishikawa, Melanie Isverding, Jiro Kamata, Anya Kivarkis, Felieke van der Leest, Sari Liimatta, Felix Lindner, Christa Lühtje, Mia Maljojoki, Hiroki Masuzaki, Javier Moreno Frías, Evert Nijland, Ted Noten, Ruudt Peters, Shari Pierce, Natalya Pinchuk, Karen Pontoppidan, Katja Prins, Mi-Ah Rödiger, Roos van Soest, Masao Takahashi, Nelli Tanner, Terhi Tolvanen, Francis Willemstijn.
Programme
2012
18-Nov-2012 - 25-Nov-2012 Galerie Rob Koudijs at PAN Amsterdam
03-Nov-2012 - 05-Jan-2013 Felieke van der Leest: Once upon a time in My West (part 2)
03-Nov-2012 - 05-Jan-2013 Mi-Ah Rödiger: Over the Rainbow
15-Sep-2012 - 27-Oct-2012 David Bielander: 'Make it big, make it red, make it shiny
15-Sep-2012 - 27-Oct-2012 Ralph Bakker: Introduction
07-Jul-2012 - 11-Aug-2012 Hans Hovy: Space Sculptullery
07-Jul-2012 - 11-Aug-2012 Akihiro Ikeyama: Holey Holye
04-Jun-2012 - 07-Jul-2012 Evert Nijland: Ornament
11-May-2012 - 14-May-2012 Galerie Rob Koudijs at Collect
14-Apr-2012 - 25-May-2012 Francis Willemstijn: Making Home
14-Apr-2012 - 25-May-2012 Helen Britton: Introduction
03-Mar-2012 - 07-Apr-2012 Nelli Tanner: Lost Days and Left-Over Longing
03-Mar-2012 - 07-Apr-2012 Jantje Fleischhut: Synthetic Delight
21-Jan-2012 - 26-Feb-2012 Terhi Tolvanen: Introduction
21-Jan-2012 - 26-Feb-2012 Tobias Alm: Traces of function
Additional information
Opening times: Wednesday to Saturday 12.00-6.00 pm or by appointment
Publications
Edited by the Gallery
GRK Magazine 12 Ward Schrijver Amsterdam: Galerie Rob Koudijs, 2012 Technical data: 52 pages, full-colour, 265 x 195 mm Price: from 15 € Order book
GRK Magazine 09 Ward Schrijver Amsterdam: Galerie Rob Koudijs, 2009 Technical data: 36 pages, full-colour, 265 x 195 mm Price: from 10 € (1 issues by year) Order book
GRK Magazine 08 Ward Schrijver Amsterdam: Galerie Rob Koudijs, 2008 Technical data: 32 pages, full-colour, 265x195mm Price: from 10 € (1 issues by year) Order book
Galerie Rob Koudijs Elandsgracht 12 1016TV - Amsterdam Netherlands Telephone: +31 (0)20 331 87 96 Telephone: +31 (0)6 139 05 554


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	[Gallery] Galerie Rob Koudijs 2013 Update of the exhibition program of the gallery for 2013. The three coming solo shows presented are with artists Karen Pontoppidan, Sungho Cho & Mari Ishikawa. (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[Exhibition] Galerie Rob Koudijs at PAN Amsterdam The art, antiques and design fair of today. You will find Galerie Rob Koudijs at stand no 29. Place: Rai Parkhal (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[Exhibition] Felieke van der Leest: Once upon a time in My West (part 2) For Felieke van der Leest the 'Wild West' was once the world over the rainbow. The realm where villains were defeated and heroes triumphed, where Indians lived and broad plains beckoned, even the colours and animals looked different there. Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[Exhibition] Mi-Ah Rödiger: Over the Rainbow The icon of the rainbow is a good example of the archetypes employed by the artist Mi-Ah Rödiger. It is her way of joining her work with universal memories and mythological stories. By choosing jewellery as her medium, sensory experiences also become part of her work. Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Ralph Bakker: Introduction As an real equilibrist Ralph Bakker manages to maintain a position at the hart of the compass rose. Bakker’s jewellery stands in a classic tradition and is proof to his considerable technical abilities, yet, his very personal way of expression stems from a different source. Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] David Bielander: Make it big, make it red, make it shiny It is David Bielander’s gift to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. He is capable of capturing the visual characteristics of everyday things like fruits or animals in unusual materials. Even though it’s unlikely that you’ll take a bite from his new 'Strawberry' pendants, they are as seductive as the real thing. Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Akihiro Ikeyama: Holey Holye (...) The material links East and West in a way that is as unexpected as it is appropriate. Ikeyama’s approach to using a part of an animal skull shows a respect that is distinctly Japanese (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Hans Hovy: Space Sculptullery (...) There are different groups to be distinguished in this work. Some refer to the imagery that dominated Hovy’s sculptures at the end of the twentieth century: the star shapes and shimmering silver spots allude to the cosmos and the firmament. Hovy also plays around with the jargon of jewellery (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Evert Nijland: Ornament (...) Evert Nijland’s jewellery is derived from the richness of Europe’s cultural history. Over the past fifteen years his pieces referred to drawings of Leonardo Da Vinci, paintings by Lucas Cranach and the art of the eighteenth century. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[Book] GRK Magazine 12 The present issue covers the last two and a half years. Just like its predecessors it gives an overview of all the exhibitions we had during that period, the artfairs we attended and other special events. This edition has something extra: an essay 'New art for a new age' from Ward Schrijver. (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Evert Nijland: Ornament Opening And Preview At Kunstrai Artfair Wednesday 30 May. After the artfair on show in the gallery to the 7th of July. Place: KunstRAI (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Galerie Rob Koudijs at Collect (...) Galerie Rob Koudijs sprang from more than 30 years commitment to contemporary art-jewellery. The gallery presents established artists and emerging new talents with regular exhibitions. (...) Visit Galerie Rob Koudijs at Collect 2012. Place: Saatchi Gallery (London, United Kingdom)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Helen Britton: Introduction (...) Is there a stronger contrast imaginable than that between the enchanting beauty of a garden in bloom and the dynamic bedlam of the contemporary metropolis? Yet both environments provide inspiration for Helen Britton’s jewellery. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Francis Willemstijn: Making Home (...) Everybody carries burdens, not only the shopping or the suitcases, but also immaterial ones like one's education and descent. The past is always part of your baggage and Francis Willemstijn referred to that many times in her jewellery pieces. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Jantje Fleischhut: Synthetic Delight (...) The magnificence of the infinite heavens will always be fascinating to Jantje Fleischhut: overwhelmingly beautiful, irrationally ominous, forever in motion. In her jewellery Fleischhut plays with existing plastic fragments and uses synthetic materials to realize components in refined colours. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Nelli Tanner: Lost Days and Left-Over Longing (...) Numerous utensils that once kept daily life going, have disappeared; worn out, gone to pieces, turned obsolete, they are objects that are suitable for keeping in your hand, meant to be used and willful enough to make an artistic statement. In this way artists enrich our world: continuously they reinvent beauty. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Tobias Alm: Traces of function (...) What happens when you look at something? What if its function is not instantly clear, when purpose and beauty seem to be rivals? There might come a moment when you decide that the object is a piece of jewellery. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Terhi Tolvanen: Introduction (...) It is remarkable that in the work of Terhi Tolvanen the hand of man is always visible without causing discord. She shows that through attention and care nature and culture together can rise to a new high. (...) Place: Galerie Rob Koudijs (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
	[members only] [Gallery] Galerie Rob Koudijs 2011 Member of Klimt02. Galerie Rob Koudijs will be present at Collect 2012 in London with a selection of th artist of the gallery. (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

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