Studio ARTIS
- ARTIS-Groote Museum
Natura ARTIS Magistra: Nature is the teacher of art and science. This is what ARTIS has stood for since 1838. Nature continues to inspire us with its beauty, ingenuity and complexity. And where nature inspires wonder, art naturally follows.
ARTIS-Groote Museum invites renowned artists to create art in the museum.
In a specially designed studio at the heart of the museum, four artists take turns creating new works live, sharing insights into their creative process and their connection to nature with visitors.
- 9 okt. tot 7 dec.
- Anouk Griffioen
- 19 dec. tot 28 feb.
- Anne Geene
- 15 mrt. tot 17 mei
- Emmy van der Grift
- 29 mei tot 26 jul.
- Jacques Gregoire
Anouk Griffioen
Nature gradually came to play an increasingly important role in Anouk Griffioen’s work. While she began by drawing portraits, human elements eventually disappeared from her drawings altogether. Griffioen photographs nature and brings together fragments of it, from the structures of branches to the spaces between them. The result is landscapes that feel familiar but do not actually exist anywhere: nature that can only be explored through her art.
Anouk Griffioen’s presence
- Monday
- 12 October
- Tuesday
- 13 October
- Sunday
- 18 October
- Tuesday
- 20 October
- Wednesday
- 21 October
- Sunday
- 25 October
- Tuesday
- 27 October
- Friday
- 30 October
- Saturday
- 31 October
en kun je haar live aan het werk zien. On these days, Anouk Griffioen will be at the ARTIS-Groote Museum, where you can watch her create art live.
Get inspired...
Drawing like Anouk
Grab some pencils and start drawing, or discover the magic of creating with water and a special cloth!
How does nature inspire you?
At ARTIS, we’ve been inspired by nature since 1838. How about you? Join the daily workshop!
Artis explains
Do you have any questions about the work of the artist? Don't hestitate to ask!
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