Dialogue in Amsterdam: Atelier Volten & Daniella Rubinovitz

Exploring Art Spaces and Creative Journeys

Join us for an inspiring afternoon of art and creativity, as we explore the legacy of André Volten and visit the vibrant atelier of Daniella Rubinovitz. Discover unique artistic spaces and engage in inspiring conversations.

Program

13:00 Start with coffee and tea

13:15 Welcome and introduction to Stichting André Volten
Speakers: Yara Cavalcanti Araujo (Chairperson) and Frits Prior (Collection)

13:30 Visit to the exhibition Poortgebouw Asterdorp in the former studio of André Volten (ground floor)

14:00 Guided tour of André Volten's former residence (first floor)

15:00 End of visit and transfert to Daniella Rubinovitz's atelier.
Location: Atelier Molenpad, Molenpad 17D, Amsterdam Centrum (second floor).
Public Transport: Tram stop Leidseplein

15:30 Atelier visit with Sculpture Network member Daniella Rubinovitz

16:00 Talk, showroom and networking with drinks & bites

17:30 End of program.

Participation

Sculpture Network members: 10,00 EUR
Non Members: 25,00 EUR
Including: entrance fee, guided tours, coffee/tea, showroom, drinks and bites.
To be paid cash on the spot in an envelope with exact change.

The number of participants is limited.
Maximum 20 attendees. Members priority.

Online registration required by 11 December 2024!

The programme will be held in Dutch, English if needed.
Please bring your own presentation (catalogue/portfolio) for networking.

Contact

This event is organised by Sculpture Network Coordinator and Board Member Yke Prins. If you have any questions about the event or registration, please contact Yke or info@sculpture-network.org

Meeting point
Atelier Volten
Asterdwarsweg 10
1031 HR Amsterdam

Public transport: Stop Veer CS-IJplein, bus GVB 38 stop Distelweg (4 min walk)
Parking: In the streets around Atelier Volten there is paid parking (€ 1.60 per hour)

About Atelier Volten

Atelier Volten is the still-intact former studio of André Volten (1925-2002) in Amsterdam-North. André Volten was among those in the vanguard of geometric abstract sculpture. As a sculptor Volten was a pioneer in steel. His iconic sculptures are an inherent part of our experience of urban design. The relationship between the artwork, the architecture, the surroundings and the viewer was his key focus.
André Volten’s workshops on the ground floor were expanded and renovated in 2014 into exhibition spaces. The top floor, where numerous small models of his major works are located and where Volten made his designs, is still intact. 

About Daniella Rubinovitz

Daniella Rubinovitz was born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She creates international Public Art in her historical studio located in the heart of Amsterdam. Her sculptures are designed for public interaction. Her artwork varies between figurative and abstract. She experiments with materials best suited for each installation. This ranges from metals, to wood, to stone, ceramic and composite materials.