Galeri E indhoven

With the Galeri E Eindhoven project, we aim to meet the need for a space to present visual art without selection committees, vetting criteria, or other such requirements. In our view—which seeks to foster free creative growth—such guidelines and demands hinder the process of truly realizing what the artist needs. What happens when you leave things completely open?
Our call for artists to use the gallery for a weekend has drawn a wide variety of applications. It is fascinating to see the diversity of Eindhoven’s artistic landscape.

We continue the series with The Other by Cindy van Woudenberg. Through her larger-than-life watercolors, she advocates for a more humane and connected way of living.
Jacques van Erven gives his students from the Zaterdag Academie (Saturday Academy) room to showcase their work in the group exhibition Buiten de deur (Out and About).
Empty spaces where one senses a ghostly human presence—much like an image captured with an overly long exposure—are the subjects Wiel Wiersma paints and presents in his exhibition simply titled "Schilderijen" (Paintings).
With Open Space, Toos Nijssen invites anyone willing to sit in the chair within her installation to share their "thing": a poem, a story, or a spoken-word piece.
During their week-long residency, Nanou Jacobs and Laura Nieuwenhuis intend to make full use of the spacious gallery, responding to their shared fascination with nature and landscape. Oct. 29, 30; Nov. 1: Cindy van Woudenberg
Nov. 6, 7, 8: Saturday Academy students of Jacques van Erven
Nov. 13, 14, 15: Wile Wiersma
Nov. 20, 21, 22: Toos Nijssen
Nov. 27, 28, 29: Nanou Jacobs, Laura Nieuwenhuis