Date: Wednesday 24 May 2023
Start: 15.00 hour
Location: Art Studio Hoogvliet, Kolbleistraat 32, near metro station Zalmplaat
Free entrance
On Wednesday 24 May, BKOR and SIR will launch the sixth online roadmap Art route Hoogvliet. This art route with a length of approximately eight kilometers passes sixteen well-known and lesser-known works of art, the abundance of greenery and the rich city and art history of Hoogvliet. The road map is here available for download from Wednesday 24 May.
The festive presentation of the art route in Art Studio Hoogvliet starts at 15.30 pm with a short program, followed by the award ceremony of the coloring competition. The Rotterdam artist Pris Roos (City Artist 2020) made three different coloring pages of artworks in Hoogvliet. The submitted coloring pages will be exhibited at Art Studio Hoogvliet from Wednesday 24 May. On this day, the prizes for the most beautiful drawings will also be awarded by a specially composed jury.
PROGRAM
Ove Lucas (director CBK Rotterdam) opens the program and Alice Fortes (director Art Studio Hoogvliet) talks about Art Studio Hoogvliet. Sandra Smets (art historian) wrote the texts for the Art route Hoogvliet and talks about remarkable discoveries during the research. The award ceremony is conducted by the jury, consisting of Pris Roos (artist), Kevin Verheij (Art Studio Hoogvliet) and Cindy Stegeman (CBK Rotterdam).
Program starts at 15.30 pm
End of program 16.30 pm
Doors open at 13.00 p.m., for anyone who still wants to color. This is possible until 14.30 pm.
COLOR CONTEST FOR YOUNG AND OLD
With this special coloring competition we celebrate the new Art route Hoogvliet. Everyone, young and old, can participate and give their own creative interpretation to the images in Hoogvliet. You can pick up the coloring pages at various locations: Art Studio Hoogvliet, Huis van de Wijk de Zevensprong, Villa Vonk, Library Hoogvliet, SPOT Hoogvliet, Stadswinkel Hoogvliet, Dames van Nu and at TENT (Witte de Withstraat 50). The coloring pages can also be downloaded:
Alexander Kalder, Le Tamanoir (1965)
Dick Elffers, The primordial world of the animal compared to the synthetic world (1960)
Zina de Geus, The step tree (2015)
The exhibition with coloring pages can be seen until Tuesday 13 June. On Wednesday 14 June you can pick up your own drawing between 10.00 a.m. and 17.00 p.m.
ABOUT THE COLLECTION AND ART ROUTE HOOGVLIET
Did you know Le Tamanoir (1965) by the world famous Alexander Calder has been in Hoogvliet for more than 55 years? And so this Rotterdam district has many more works of art by leading artists, including Jan Schoonhoven, Ek van Zanten, Dick Elffers, Gust Romijn, Bob Bonies, Chris Elffers and Ian Pieters. Two works of art were recently added: Gora Viva (1979) by Jose Esteban Prieto and the untitled sculpture (1965) by Piet van Stuivenberg. BKOR and SIR have collected this special collection of sixteen works of art in the online Art route Hoogvliet, which takes you – on foot or by bicycle – through residential areas, to the shopping district, up and down the dike and along the river; art is everywhere. The route map can be downloaded for free from Wednesday 24 May.
