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EXHIBITION

Exhibition - Eat Love Die

13.03.2020 24.05.2020

A retrospective on transience, sensuality and death by visual artist Roos van Geffen.

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The Last Pet

An exhibition about grief and rituals around our beloved animals. Artists show informative, poetic and stimulating work about our handling of dead animals. How far does our grief reach?

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At Home with the Coffin

Would you like to see your future coffin everyday? It might be confronting – but not for everyone. Some of us have already made all the necessary preparations: their caskets are waiting for them at home, and their gravestones have been commissioned.

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10 Years of Collecting

Museum Tot Zover has been alive and kicking for 10 years. A good moment to look back. This exhibition celebrates 10 Years of Collecting; photographs, drawings and objects that have not been on display before will be on show.

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Kim van Norren

The power of language is a main feature in Kim van Norren’s work. She paints words from popsongs, films, poetry or speeches. She isolates phrases, and positions them into colourful paintings. Thematically they convey topics like suffering, loss and longing; depicted in a lighthearted manner.

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Best of Class 2

LOSS | REMINDER PHOTOGRAPHY. How do you depict grief in a photo? How do you show grief? Museum Tot Zover shows work by four recently graduated photographers from the Fotoacademie Amsterdam.

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Norita Pinas

From 25 March - 13 May, 2018 the installation piece 'As You Know Him II' by Surinamese artist Norita Pinas was on show in our gallery.

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Here I Exist

In The Netherlands and Belgium several dozens of people die in utter solitude. Homeless people, illegal migrants and tourists, sometimes abandoned new-born infants or simply people who for one reason or another cut off all social contacts.

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Willem de Kooning Academie

Second-year advertising students of the Willem de Kooning Academy came up with various creative concepts for the exhibition Here I Exist. A theme where loneliness is central. How do you draw attention to such a socially charged topic?

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Especially for you

By means of product photography and the erotic coffin calenders of an Italian coffin manufacturer, the exhibition 'Especially For You' demonstrates the complex marriage between commerce and death.

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Best of Class 1

ARCHITECTURE AND DEATH. In this first edition (2016), architecture students take an innovative look at how we deal with death.

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Post Mortem

With photography we can permanently capture important moments from our lives, numerous deceased people have therefore been photographed. Often it was the only picture people had of the deceased. Post Mortem is the first exhibition of the historic Frecker Collection.

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The Bird Catcher

Image essays on suicide and prevention. A wake-up call for a rising suicide rate.

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Mourning Mobiles

The Big Hearse Retrospective. The exhibition invites you to look at what we would rather not see: cars that transport grief.

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The Pixelated Revolution

A confrontational exhibition with work by Rabih Mroué (Beirut, 1967). Shooting with a smartphone, fighters from Syria record their own deaths.

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Sign of Love

Can you preserve love? Artist Clemens Merkelbach van Enkhuizen drew portraits of his dying partner Gerard Spruyt for two years. The series of drawings is a poignant documentation of the process of death, an intimate portrait of solidarity and detachment. Above all, it is an ode to love.

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Poets of Service

A Poet of Service writes a poem for a lonely dead man. The poet reads the poem during the funeral. Bianca Sistermans (photographer) and Hester van Hasselt (writer) have summarized the phenomenon of the solitary funeral in the exhibition, Poets on Duty.

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Afterlife. Art about the final destination.

What is after life? Is there something, is there nothing? Fourteen artists give a vision and look at the world of spirits or parallel universes with an open mind.

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Napoleon's Last Trip

Prints from the Jol collection tell the story of a special funeral transport in 1840.

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Trace Elements

A portrait series that the Japanese photographer Seiichi Furuya made of his now deceased wife. A series with a dramatic ending.

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Bedrooms of the Fallen

Australian photographer Ashley Gilbertson captures the abandoned rooms of dead American soldiers.

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Paul Fusco, Funeral Train

Magnum photographer Paul Fusco portrays thousands of mourners waving a murdered presidential candidate along the track in 1968.

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The Ambiguity of the End

Greek artist Tania Theodorou examines the ambiguous meaning of the term "the end". She creates bizarre scenes that create a sense of doubt. The end turns out to be less straightforward than we thought.

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