Friday, May 23, 2025

A duo exhibition with Geer Pouls 3.

Luckily, the end result has been documented in a periodical called Blumen-Einzelhandel (10/1986, p. 501-2). 

Marlies made three giant vases of iron wire and covered them in ivy. Geer Pouls ended up filling one of them with a lot of small vases from his own collection. He decorated the second one with a few bunches of flowers bought on the Haagsemarkt. Next to the third one he set up two small vases with a single branch in each of them. 

Marlies never did anything by the book!

The review is by Ad van Rosmalen:





at

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

De Beeldenaar 2: Teun Hocks

With Teun Hocks, it was always playtime. You could let out all your energy with him and he wouldn't pay any attention. He was very enter...

  • Every dog has its day
    These two come from the home of another of Marlies' nieces - Denneke's sister. Thanks a lot for sharing them! They are playful and h...
  • Introduction
    Marlies van Wijk (29/01/1949 – 26/02/2011) was a Dutch ceramist, born in Breda. She studied at the Academy for Visual Arts Sint-Joost there ...
  • Clay is cool 2.
    Jessie Hocks, the daughter of Annerie Teuling and Teun Hocks, kindly sent me a photo of the missing Marlies sheet from my Artoteek folder. M...