Artist Information:
Mieke Van Ingen
30430 Mejannes le Clap,
France
Member Since: Jul 2007
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Artist Statement:
Born 1962, the Netherlands
the artist lives and works in
the South of France
Mieke van Ingen (born 1962,
Delft, the Netherlands)
studied painting and graphic
art at the Royal Academy of
Fine Arts in The Hague, the
Netherlands. She lives and
works in the South of France,
near Avignon, as a painter and
a printmaker with a special
interest in the cross over
between the two disciplines.
Using motifs extracted from
plants, water and clouds, Van
Ingen incorporates these forms
in her drawings, paintings and
graphics with a painterly
fluidity.
There is a division of
horizontal and vertical lines;
the same division which was
highly emphasized by the
members of The Style movement
(De Stijl). For the members of
this movement the belief in
this division, originates in
western theosophy; the
vertical lines are the active
element and the horizontal
lines the passive elements; as
both are the visual
equivalents for the basic
facts of life.
Van Ingen creates the contrast
Piet Mondriaan, the movement's
leading figure, called for;
fields of color created by
horizontal and vertical
volumes on the one hand and a
clear poetic painting on the
other hand. The use of water
and earth colors, ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Inaugural Exhibit, Art:Raw
Gallery, New York City (NY)
Les Mains du Clap, Gallery
Meridienne, Mejannes le Clap,
Gard (FR)
5th International Biennial of
Miniature Art, Czestochowa
(PL)
My World: International
Mail-Art Project, Sidac
Studio, Leiden (NL)
The Power of Repeat II, Castle
't Huys Dever, Lisse (NL)
40x40: ...
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Artist Galleries:
Gallery Meridienne, Mejannes
le Clap (FR)
Gallery & Art Lease
Barendrecht (NL)
Gallery De Sigarenfabriek,
Delft (NL)
Gallery INKT, Delft (NL)
The Office of Art Projects,
Almere (NL)
ArtOlive, Amsterdam (NL)...
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Artist Reviews:
Hijnekamp, Marie-Jose,
Newspaper Article, Art in the
Area, march 2006
Exhibition Catalogue: ART!!
the 10th of Delft, 2005
Van Leeuwen, Hendrik,
Newspaper Article: A Strange
Road to Rhoon, Haagsche
Courant, 19 june 2004
Van Bodegom, Annelies,
Newspaper Article: Mieke van
Ingen in the Centre, Delftsche
Post, mai 2002
Exhibition ...
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Collections:
Gallery Meridienne, Mejannes
le Clap (FR)
Gallery INKT, Delft (NL)
International Biannual Museum
of Engraving,
Acqui Terme (IT)
H. de Jong, Delft (NL)
S. and M. Meij, Delft (NL)
M. and K. van de Wijngaard,
Delft (NL)
R. and R. Smit, Voorburg (NL)
W.B. Dingenouts, Amstelveen
(NL)
Protext Translations ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Mieke Van Ingen's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Mieke Van Ingen's Portfolio. Browse Mieke Van Ingen's body of work: Born 1962, the Netherlands
the artist lives and works in the South of France
Mieke van Ingen (born 1962, Delft, the Netherlands) studied painting and graphic art at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague, the Netherlands. She lives and works in the South of France, near Avignon, as a painter and a printmaker with a special interest in the cross over between the two disciplines.
Using motifs extracted from plants, water and clouds, Van Ingen incorporates these forms in her drawings, paintings and graphics with a painterly fluidity.
There is a division of horizontal and vertical lines; ... |
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A Moment of Peace, 2007
Acrylic Painting,
100 x 100 X 4 cm
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Of Beauty and Consolation no4, 2002
Mixed Media,
30 x 30 X 2 cm
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Of Beauty and Consolation no14, 2002
Mixed Media,
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Of Beauty and Consolation no10, 2002
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Of Beauty and Consolation no9, 2002
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Of Beauty and Consolation no1, 2002
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