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2 month residency at Schunck Museum, Heerlen- together with George Korsmit, Dec.2019 -Jan.2020
Saskia Janssen & George Korsmit will be in residency Lijiang Studio in July and August. Artist talks, film screening & performances on the Jixiang village market on Tuesdays 8-12 pm. With thanks to the Mondriaan Fonds.
Re-arrangemnet of Priorities #2, a presentation by Rainbow Soulclub collective at Cargo in Context, opening 8 March 5-7 p.m.; meet & greet & talk by Rainbow Soulclub on 11 March 3 p.m.; finissage on 23 March 4-6 p.m. – Haparandadam 7, Amsterdam. www.instagram.com/rainbowsoulclub
On Friday 18 January 2019 a next episode of Lost & Found will take place at the Theatrum Anatomicum of the Waag. The theme of this event: regret; with confessions by a.o. Io Cooman, Alma Matthijssen, Jan Hoek, Julia van Mourik, Saskia Janssen. Lost & Found is an evening for stray images and sound. Artists, writers, scientists and musicians present work in progress, experiment or present work that doesn’t fit into their oeuvre (yet). A specific and unique stage for diverse and hybrid works which don’t fit comfortably into galleries or museums.
12 September West Wednesdays, walk nr. 13. Undercurrent18.00-21.30 a walk with tour guide RainbowSoulclub, starting at 18.00h sharp at the walk-in center Oud-West, Bilderdijkstraat 182. drinks, food, free hair cuts, a studio visit, free pencil drawings and more. West Wednesdays FREE BIRD RADIO, a -slightly political- radioprogram for birds, Saskia Janssen, 2018
at the group exhibition Lûd, 15 August – 15 October, a sound exhibition in publics, Rijs, curated by Rudy van Hodel, with a.o. Voebe de Gruyter, Uri Aran, Dora Garcia & Jan Mech, Falke Pisano, Matt Mullican, Peter Zegveld.
22 May 2018, No Walls / Flowers from the Cardboard HotelTuesday May 22 at 7:00PM, presentation & discussion around issues with artistic social practices by Saskia Janssen, George Korsmit and Dawn DeDeaux, at Camp Abundance, 3001 Bruxelles St, New Orleans. The Rainbow Soulclub, founded by Saskia Janssen and George Korsmit in 2005, involves collaborative projects between artists, art students and clients of The Rainbow Foundation, which provides shelter and care for homeless people and for long term drug addicts in Amsterdam. Dawn DeDeaux has implemented experimental art programming for a 6000 inmate prison facility, including projects for juvenile offenders. This led to a long-term collaboration with The Hardy Boys, two of New Orleans’ most notorious gang leaders of the late 80s through early 90s. Janssen, Korsmit and DeDeaux will show the work that was made during these partnerships and go into a conversation about their experiences they’ve shared with their collaborators.
17 April, The Dutch are not the Danish, Tulane University, New OrleansTuesday April 17 at 6PM, public talk by Maaike Gouwenberg, Saskia Janssen & George Korsmit, in the Stone Auditorium at Newcomb Art Department of Tulane University, 6823 St. Charles Ave, 202 Woldenberg Art Center. Deltaworkers residents George Korsmit & Saskia Janssen will give a public talk together with Deltaworkers co-founder Maaike Gouwenberg. As one of their projects, artists Korsmit & Janssen established The Rainbow Soulclub. It’s an art studio in an Amsterdam shelter for long-term drug users. Since then, they have run a weekly program in the studio, often together with their art students. Gouwenberg is a freelance curator who specializes in the intersection between theater and the visual arts. Amongst many other things, she works for Performa in New York. research residency Deltaworkers, New OrleansSaskia Janssen & George Korsmit @ research residency Deltaworkers, New Orleans. 1 March- 31 May 2018. Generously supported by the Mondriaan Fund. Read our blog at the Deltaworkers website.
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