Monthly Archives: October 2009

Thrillseekers Thrillogy – 2009

They came to take these models this morning. Soon on show here . The sculptures are part of my ongoing research into static objects suggesting movement. Or: artworks focusing on a moment, a few seconds before the shit hist the van. The photo’s included show the original stunt constructions. The models were build by Janis [...]

 

Weapons and TV are not allowed! [SMC/CAC TV - dvd box text] – 2007

Not sure if this text was even ever used for the dvd box or if there was ever a dvd made or, for that matter, a box… There is, however, a good amount of stuff on the internet about the SMC/CAC TV to be found. And of course THIS.
Weapons and TV are not allowed! At [...]

 

Dutch National Brick Laying Competition – 2008

Surely the most exceptional commission I was ever offered. The design was made together with Freek Wambacq. The sculptures were made by brick laying students under the age of 16, from all over Holland. At the inauguration, a due to cocaine abuse infamous Dutch gymnastics champion, gave the most bewildering demonstration of his skills. I [...]

 

Globalism -2009

A sketch for a sketch.
[idea: A. Schuster & G. Lester / text: A.Schuster / direction and edit: G. Lester]

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Clockwork Fotoshoot – 2002

Previously unreleased photo shoot inside ‘The Clock and the Clockwork’ at the Fons Welters gallery in Amsterdam. Currently I have some work on show at the gallery since past Saturday. Go have a look, if you have the chance.

 

The Haunted House of Art – 2002

The only show that I ever curated. Or was it still rather an art-installation? Anyway, quite many artists contributed one or more works. Each artists allowed me to install the works as I pleased. Here is a list of most of the artists involved:
Hans Aarsman (NL), Michael v/d Abeele (B), Ademir Arapovic (NL), Anita Arensman [...]

 

La Main (The Hand – after W.F. Hermans) – 2007

A side-view of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.