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@rosannejonkhout
I love the research period when starting something new and unexpected. Excited about this new project.
Hello ACTA!
So exited to move into a new studio in broedplaats ACTA. Great things are happening!
Honoured to have been able to curate and contribute to this publication on behalf of the Gerrit Rieveld Academie about their ‘Research Fellowship project’.
I was asked to produce this book to present the projects of the artists that participated in Research Fellowship project. In this first pilot project alumni, staff and third parties are able to apply for a ‘fellowship’ in order to develop their projects specifically as artistic research. It came out in March 2020 and will be presented during the presentation/exhibition of the current fellows, on October 9th 2020 at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie.
Design: Ronja Andersen & Marius Schwartz
Featuring artists: Riet Wijnen, Gamze Baray, Eurico Sá Fernandes, Jules Sturm, NXS WORLD, Angie Keefer
A nice image of the exchange we had during our performance at Avans.
Photo: Performance/workshop 'technology and oppression'. Nachtlab, 1 februari 2019, CMD Breda/Avans Hogeschool
February 5th, Rosanne will present her artistic practice to the Artistic Research Research Group! Read more: The Artistic Research Research Group focuses on Artistic Research as a new approach to tackling research questions and it aims at promoting the exchange of ideas between artists and scholars from a wide range of fields and disciplines. A series of five seminars will be organized between October 2018 and June 2019 to promote the exchange of ideas and experiences among artistic researchers and others interested in the field, and during which members of the group will present their research and receive feedback from their peers.
During this third seminar Rosanne Jonkhout and Clare Butcher will both give a presentation on their research and practice.
| Rosanne Jonkhout graduated studying Fine Art at ArtEZ Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Arnhem in 2016 and finished the research master Artistic Research at the University of Amsterdam last summer. Besides publishing texts and exhibiting work as part of her own practice and a collective, she currently works for the research department at Rietveld Academie and as artist assistant. Together with Nagaré Willemsen, Rosanne founded the collective ‘Rosanne & Nagaré’. This collective employs diverse media, ranging from performances to workshops, that centre vulnerability. In these installations, they create new realities that reconsider our daily life and hereby approach the conversation about decoloniality in a different way.
| Clare Butcher is an art educator from Zimbabwe, who cooks as part of her practice. She is coordinator of unsettling Rietveld Sandberg and teaches in both academies. She was aneducation Coordinator for documenta 14 and has taught at KABK in the Hague, the Piet Zwart Institute’s Master of Education in Art, and the University of Cape Town. Her own formal education includes an MFA from the School of Missing Studies, an MA in Curating the Archive from the University of Cape Town, and participation in the De Appel Curatorial Program. Some collaborative and individual endeavours include Men Are Easier to Manage Than Rivers (2015); The Principles of Packing... on two travelling exhibitions (2012) and If A Tree... on the Second Johannesburg Biennale (2012). For more information: https://www.facebook.com/Artistic-Research-Research-Group-279503352663924/
Performance & workshop by the artist collective ‘Rosanne & Nagaré’ at AVANS Hogeschool Breda, Februari 1st! The duo is ready to tackle contemporary politics and discrimination in a world full of hybrids and cyborgs: Western culture asks us to live in tight neo-liberalist frameworks that dominate our thinking and form our identity. One of these frameworks is that order and structure are given more value than, for example, noise and creativity. Change and progress often arise from the friction between order and disorder. Reality is that we live in a world that is chaotic.
On the basis of ideas from the French philosopher Bruno Latour and the American techno-sociologist Donna J. Haraway, we will work with disorder, noise, and monsters as catalysts of creativity an freedom.
Performance 9-11-18, 2pm!
Within and Against the Academy: Study, Rehearsal and Improvisation
On November 9, 16 and 23, Studium Generale Rietveld presents a series of events on expanded notions of ‘study’, ‘rehearsal’ and ‘improvisation’ in relation to the art academy, art making and social life. From the making and the thinking, study is being regarded as 'unrestricted sociality', escaping fixed structures, policies and identities.
You are cordially invited to join us November 9, 2 - 4 pm Gerrit Rietveld Academie (Auditorium FedLev building), Amsterdam
Singing the Blues and Coming up for Air: Not Just Overcoming but Embracing the Odds
The Act of Listening Performance by Nagaré Willemsen and Rosanne Jonkhout
Keynote talk by Aminata Cairo Followed by a conversation hosted by Unsetting Rietveld Sandberg
Drinks and blues music!
Programme
- Singing the Blues and Coming up for Air: Not Just Overcoming but Embracing the Odds
Diversity and inclusion, you hear nothing but these days. In the world of the arts this should not be an issue. After all the arts unite and reflect everybody, are not limited by culture, are about expanding vision and perception, and go beyond the world of division, or do they? Using the metaphor of the blues we will look at opportunities and challenges of diversity and inclusion and what that might mean for us as artists.
Aminata Cairo was born and raised in the Netherlands but pursued her entire academic career in the United States. She obtained bachelor’s degrees in physical education and psychology, a master’s degree in clinical psychology, and master’s and Ph.D. degrees in medical anthropology. She has dedicated her academic work to community engagement and giving voice to overlooked, silenced, or otherwise marginalized populations, while including students in that process. She worked as an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Upon return to the Netherlands she has worked in diversity and inclusion policy at Leiden University.
- The Act of Listening
A performance that allows the audience to question their position in the uncomfortable conversation about racial inequality.
By combining design and applied art, Nagaré Willemsen (1992, Democratic Republic Congo) creates new realities in installations that reconsider our daily life. Using performance, installations and drawings, Willemsen’s work revolves around postcolonial discourse, identity, family, symbolism and human behaviour. Rosanne Jonkhout (1991, Netherlands) is an artist whose work focuses on confronting the viewer with their fragility.
- Unsetting Rietveld Sandberg
A conversation with Aminata, Nagaré, Rosanne and members of the audience around their experiences of the talk and performance, focusing on how their unsettling questions could operate within the context of the Rietveld Academie and Sandberg Instituut.
Unsettling Rietveld Sandberg is an intra-curricular initiative working actively between and beyond the structures and discourses of the academy to unsettle the Rietveld and Sandberg from the roots up. Together with the dynamic input of students, staff, external advisors and management, Unsettling Rietveld/Sandberg aims to not only shift the ways we work together but also ask the question: who is the “we” in the first place? The unsettling consultant is Judith Leysner and unsettling coordinator is Clare Butcher. For more information see here.
Studium Generale Rietveld is a transdisciplinary theory programme that addresses students and faculty across all departments and disciplines at the academy, as well as the general public. It wants to understand how art and design are entangled with other domains (from the personal to the political, from the vernacular to the academic), how ‘now’ is linked with past and future, and ‘here’ with ‘elsewhere’.
Very honoured to be part of the 23rd '4+4 Days In Motion' contemporary art festival in Prague! ‘For the Love of Love’ will be part of the ‘Stories Are Us’ exhibition, curated by Radek Váňa. 'Uncertainty Principle' October 5-13, Desfours Palace, Prague. Opening Oct 5th at 18:00 Click the link for more info!
Exhibition at Nieuw Dakota, Amsterdam
Thanks everyone that came to see Rosanne Jonkhout’s newest project and work-in-process at the “Q: ‘What the hell is that?!’ A: ‘Artistic Research’” show in de Punt in Amsterdam! For more information about her new endeavours contact; [email protected]
Immensely honored to be asked to partake in the exhibition ‘Best of Graduates’ Opening 5th of August, at 17:00 @ Konijnenstraat 16A, Amsterdam!
Here until August 27! Come take a look!
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/318518695147339/?ti=icl
Not one, but TWO of Rosanne Jonkhout’s works, ‘For the love of love’ (2015) and ‘Mies‘ (2016) on exhibition on the BEAR Finals 2016 show! Come see it, June 29th - July 3rd @ Oude Kraan 26, Arnhem! Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/181151082282858/
Interview for BEAR Finals 2016!
ArtEZ BEAR Finals 2016 is het project van ArtEZ Finals BFA. Middels crowdfunding platform voordekunst probeert ArtEZ Finals BFA financiering te krijgen. Word nu donateur!
It’s finally here; graduation! Everyone worked so hard to put this together, all we need now is some funding.
30 students will show artworks varying from sculptures, to performance art, to video-installations. We want to create a dynamic spot where people come together and where there’s always something happening. Not just a place where you can hang out and meet people, read, drink, play; there will be fun activities, lectures, performances, special tours and much more!
Every little bit helps! As a thank you, we have a lot of things in return for your donation, such as promotion for your business or cool goodie bags! Check the link!
Come witness this exhibition with Rosanne Jonkhout, Aracelly Schepers and Christiaan Lomans! The picture above is a still from on of Rosanne's three video’s shown. More about the exhibition here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1137899279593421/
This thursday is ‘family heritage’-theme at Generale Oost in Arnhem’s city centre. During this weeks ‘Uurtje Oost’, Rosanne Jonkhout will be presenting the newest version of the film; Mies (1891 - 1984).
https://www.facebook.com/events/837713356339316/ Koen Frijns will also be performing his show ‘De Man van Klei’ where he tries to reconnect with his family lines in Maastricht. https://www.facebook.com/events/874344419350516/ (The evening will be Dutch spoken)
Come see Rosanne Jonkhout's newest work at the exhibition 'The Age of Ritalin' at De Kring, on Leidseplein Amsterdam