On view during ‘Masterly The Hague’ at Museum Bredius! In five magnificent monumental buildings one hundred artists and designers present their work in relation to the Old Masters. This year’s theme is the Dutch landscape. From 21 to 24 October 2021 in the historic heart of the Hague, opposite the Binnenhof and around the Voorhout: www.masterlythehague.com
This is the first copy of my new book! In Stadsmuseum Harderwijk – at the official opening of my solo exhibition – it was was handed to Annemiek Rens, chief curator of the Drents Museum! Now available in any good bookstore and online! https://www.saskiaboelsums.nl/book/
On the Wednesday evenings 6 October and 1 December, I will speak about my work in a lecture at the Stadsmuseum Harderwijk. It starts at 19.45 hours. Afterwards, you can visit the exhibition ‘Saskia Boelsums – Landscapes’. You can make reservations on the website of Stadsmuseum Harderwijk by buying a ticket on the date of the lecture, select ‘Lecture Saskia Boelsums’: https://www.stadsmuseum-harderwijk.nl/nieuws/lezing-door-saskia-boelsums/
My exhibition Heaven and Earth will be on display from 19 June onwards in the Till Richter Museum for International Contemporary Art, Buggenhagen Castle, Germany.
My work can be seen at the beautiful location Schloss Dätzingen in Grafenau – Germany! From June 19 until September 4 / Galerie Schlichtenmaier: www.schlichtenmaier.de
This is one of 9 works of mine that will be shown in large format at the international exhibition Nordart! To be visited from 5 June – 10 October in Rendsburg/Büdelsdorf near Kiel, Germany: www.nordart.de
Het Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe. The Drowned Land of Saeftinghe. One of my works that can be seen in Teylers Museum in Haarlem at the retrospective of John Constable! Still to be seen from 5 – 27 June 2021
10 pagina’s in Holland Herald met een mooi artikel van Manon Uphoff over de wereldberoemde Hollandse wolkenluchten!
“For a representation of this interplay of air and light, we do not always have to go back to the distant past. For example, photographer Saskia Boelsums (named artist of the year in 2020), adds – with her stunning landscape photos – the grandiose to what initially seems inconspicuous. Her work is reminiscent of many iconic landscape paintings by Dutch artists, such as Paulus Potter. By making use of the dramatic Dutch skies and the variation in land and water, Boelsums is able to compensate for the lack of events ‘on the ground’. She depicts the peace, beauty and density of the landscape. Cows, the land and the sky meld together, appearing as one. There might be a wreath of trees, or a field of green on which cattle are gathered in the rain; their warm breath hanging in the air as vapour. And, over everything lies the pearl veil of shadow, mist and light. The show of absence is the greatness in this imagery. The Dutch live in a mirage in this landscape.”
De kunst en antiekbeurs PAN Amsterdam presenteert tot en met zondag 29 november een alternatief beursprogramma door het hele land. Meer dan 100 PAN-deelnemers openen een lang weekend door heel Nederland de deuren. Dit is een van mijn werken die te zien zijn bij ZERP Galerie www.zerp.nl