Draden Vormen Sporen - 2019 by Lili Berger

Duo exhibition @Presentatiestudio Jacobine van Beurden in Scheveningen, together with Michelle Schmit an independent textile & material designer.

‘This summer they are exhibiting in the Presentation Studio. Clay (forms) versus textile (threads), Lili and Michelle both build their own world, a world with traces of life.’

Get "things" of our chests - 2019 by Lili Berger

To get (something) off one's chest is an act of sharing, confessing or relieving one's mind. It is an opportunity to talk about something worrying, to let go of neglect. It is an invitation to discuss something private, to pay attention to a character or an unknown nature.

Spring this year I participated in the exhibition  ‘get “things” off our chests’ - curated by Margarita Leonenko with fellow artists Annabelle Schatteman, Cathleen Owens, Katerina Sidorova and Yun Teng Seet

Margarita supported me all along the way and gave me suggestions to work with. It was a great experience and the exhibition was awesome.

http://www.seelab.nl/program/2019/5/13/get-things-off-our-chests

Open Atelier by Lili Berger

Blogging & maintaining my new website..... easier said then done!

Apparently I'm not much of a blogger, I'll give it a try. Last summer I moved into a new studio on a great location very close to the beach and the harbor. Move out & settle in took a while, but next weekend my studio will be open for public during the national open atelier weekend! 

Hoogtij by Lili Berger

What a evening, it rains & drains, pours out of the sky. Still many people came to check out the Haagse rondgang!

Thank you for the great evening!

 

Foto's: Anke van den Berg

 

Buitenissig by Lili Berger

Exhibition at Kolff Gallery in Zoeterwoude May-June 2015

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On May 17, 2015 was the opening of the exhibition ´Buitenissig'by terra-viva.nl art projects. An exhibition in which artists where asked to make special work for outside . The gallery located in the beautifull Groene Hart closeby Leiden has a huge garden area.

As the title 'Buitenissig' refers to outside as well as flamboyant, extravagant, curious  and different, excessive or exorbitant, it gives al lot of playground for some new different pieces!

"Goudhaantje"

Three "Goudhaantjes" made of gold glazed ceramic & reinforcement rods scratching in the garden is the result for this theme exhibition.