Looking ahead to the coming decade, we see several emerging technologies with significant implications. One of them is IoT, the Internet of Things, in which everything is connected. Of course, this results in a lot of data – therefore we might refer to it as Internet-of-Thinking. And thinking about all that internet and the various application
KickstART is a concept developed by In4Art, which is mimicked from the startup world. Artists are offered a 3-months program with various masterclasses and moments to present. The focus is on career advancement, presenting oneself and discussing how to stay relevant and true to one’s vision. From October 1st, 2017 – January 14, 2018 the
As part of the incubation track, In4Art invests in the career development of talented artists. We are not alone in this and are always looking to establish strong partnerships with institutions, organisations and other parties. In the Netherlands, since 2006, De Volkskrant Beeldende Kunst Prijs has the mission to acknowledge the potential and experimentation thrive
– an In4Art stARTup Exhibition featuring the first solo of Iwan Smit / EUNOIA- Solo-shows are valued high, because it shows that an artist is able to create a body of work around a certain concept. Having the solo is an achievement of success. An overview of hard work of the past period, giving an
For Salon V, Rotterdam based artist Annemarie Hooghuis made a couple of works that focus on the uprise of technology in today’s society. A new information age where machines are automating jobs more than ever. Not only are today’s machines able to do specialized tasks but they’re also better at it. In what way will
Fascinated by headlines like: “Van Gogh painting auctioned for $80million?” Want to experience a thrilling auction? And interested to invest in the ‘Van Gogh’ of tomorrow? kickstART the career of a talented artist! During the kickstART we present 8 talented artists, that will shine a light on their vision, future potential and have 2 works on
27 works, 8 artists, 3 stories visiting artist Sijbrand. Each Salon we invite a visiting artist to show new work. We give them a commission to push the limits of the possible. To challenge oneself to take an extra step. During the fourth Salon, Sijbrand was our visiting artist. Working on his notion of evolution
Art is intended to serve the public. The further an artist progresses in his career, the bigger and more diverse the audience he serves. It is important that artists place themselves in the shoes of the public. To be able to serve all different expectations a strong foundation within a robust house of professional growth
