Endi Poskovic Exhibits/Lectures in Germany and the Netherlands
Endi Poskovic is featured in the exhibition “Statements” at Kloster Bentlage in Rheine-Münster, Germany. Curated by Knut Willich, Director of Druckvereinigung Bentlage e.V., and organized on the occasion of the SNAP 2015 3rd International Printmaking Symposium, the exhibition features works by international artists who have been invited to participate in the symposium, including Valerie Byrne, Paul Coldwell, Ramón J. Freire Santa Cruz, Joscelyn Gardner, Katrin Graalmann, Catherine Hehir, Tracy Hill, Catriona Leahy, Sarah Pike, Endi Poskovic, Ton Martens, and Henk Tichelaar.
Poskovic will also present ”Paradox of Memory: The Printed Image in the Age of Ubiquitous Multiples”, a lecture at the SNAP 2015 symposium on Friday, November 13 at Rijksmuseum Twenthe in Enschede, Netherlands.
The Third International Printmaking Symposium SNAP 2015 is organized by Druckvereinigung Bentlage e.V. in cooperation with the cultural institution Kloster Bentlage gGmbH in Germany and the AKI ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands. The SNAP 2015 Symposium will examine questions concerning the subject Kunstraum Druckgrafik: Printmaking in Other Forms of Art. Specifically, it will address how various modes of expression in contemporary printmaking combine or overlap with other art disciplines, such as sculpture, painting, installation, film, paper art, and laser cut. It will also illustrate the increasing significance of the interaction of printmaking with other areas of art in fine art educational institutions in Europe and elsewhere. From a historical viewpoint, printmaking has always been a hybrid medium that has adapted to current technology. Printing was and remains a means of spreading ideas and information, and a catalyst for social change.
“Statements” exhibition opening reception
Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 8:30 pm
Kloster Bentlage gGmbH
Bentlager way 130
48432 Rheine, Germany
Endi Poskovic lecture: ”Paradox of Memory: The Printed Image in the Age of Ubiquitous Multiples”
Friday, November 13, 2015 at 4:00 pm
Rijksmuseum Twente
Lasondersingel 129 – 131
7514 BP Enschede, The Netherlands