Participant at Manifesta 15 Metropolitana September 8th

https://manifesta.org/news/news-entry-2

 


Climate Biennale Vienna   April 5th 2024

Into the Woods – Kunsthaus Wien Museum Hundertwasser curator Sophie Hasslinger April 5th 2024

 https://www.biennale.wien/ausstellungen/into-the-woods


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About the exhibition Farming Textiles on dutch television.

https://npo.nl/start/serie/nu-te-zien/seizoen-8/nu-te-zien_49/afspelen


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Farming Textiles at  Museum Kranenburgh has been  included in the list of  best exhibitions of 2023 by Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant.


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Cultureel Supplement NRC

Lucette Ter Borg about the exhibition Farming Textiles in Museum Kranenburgh.

nrc.nl/nieuws/2023/10/04/kunstenaar-diana-scherer-ziet-zichzelf-als-boerin-oogsten-is-niet-heel-anders-dan-jagen-al-vloeit-er-geen-bloed-a4176152


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Volkskrant - Janna Reinsma


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Joke de Wolf - Trouw


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400 cm x 400 cm


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800 cm x 300 cm


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600 cm x 400 cm


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600 cm x 450 cm


1 Oct 2023  – 8 April 2024

In this solo exhibition, Farming Textiles,  Diana Scherer reflects on humankind’s capacity and constraints in influencing nature while also highlighting the contemporary detachment between humans and the natural world. Farming Textiles showcases many recent works and features an installation of textiles ‘in the making’, allowing visitors to follow its growth process.

Curator Colin Huizing

Avro Tros Kunst Nu te zien!:

 https://npo.nl/start/serie/nu-te-zien/seizoen-8/nu-te-zien_49/afspelen

https://www.kranenburgh.nl/tentoonstelling/129/diana-scherer-farming-textiles


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6. Biennale Reset Now! August 6 2023

Invited are 27 national and international contemporary artists who work at the interface of science, technology and art. Their works integrate complex themes and techniques such as AI, cybernetics, augmented reality and bio art. The exhibition “resetNOW!” presents itself as an experiment on aesthetics and technology. The aim is to show synergies and competences and to present a multifaceted picture of artistic discourse and production. In doing so, the relationship between science, art and society as well as the dissolution of boundaries will be addressed. The works of the artists invite the visitors to a parcours that condenses this theme kaleidoscopically.

Artists: Alexandra Bircken, Birthe Blauth, Tatjana Busch, Louisa Clement, Ursula Damm, Jana Debrodt, Nausikaa Hacker, Kelly Heaton, Alexandra Hendrikoff, Barbara Herold, Franka Hörnschemeyer, Notburga Karl, Brigitte Kowanz, Alicja Kwade, Julia Lohmann, Peggy Meinfelder, Anna Pasco Bolta, Nana Petzet, Anne Pfeifer, Sophia Pompéry, Rasha Ragab, Diana Scherer, Susanne Schütte-Steinig, Selma Selman, Catharina Szonn, Susanne Wiegner and Anne Wodtcke.