Christie van der Haak and Fransje Killaars in Museum Jan Cunen
Christie van der Haak and Fransje Killaars participate in the exhibition Along Fixed Patterns at Museum Jan Cunen Oss, NL.
Christie van der Haak and Fransje Killaars participate in the exhibition Along Fixed Patterns at Museum Jan Cunen Oss, NL.
SARAY, Christie van der Haak, installation with paintings, wallpaper, ceramics, glass, wall tapestries, furniture
Christie van der Haak (1950) takes part in the exhibition ‘Always in the now’ at the Cacaofabriek Helmond, dedicated to the work of artists who have already built a long career.
The Flowing Line, Christie van der Haak in Cuypershuis Christie van der Haak (1950) has an exihibition at the Cuypershuis entitled The Flowing Line. The flowing lines in the designs of 19th century Dutch architect Pierre Cuypers inspired Christie van der Haak for her installation, in which she applies her patterns on the walls, floors…
The Solo Project Christie van der Haak, Susanna Inglada wallpaper / expoypanels, drawings / installation 28 April through 1 May 2022 www.the-solo-project.com Circularium Liverpool 1, Chaussée de Mons 95, Brussels The Solo Project is an art fair initiated by gallerist Paul Kusseneers. Curators Tanya Rumpff, Charlotte Lidon, Nada Odeh, Eva Wuytjens and Christophe Ménager selected…
Celebrating Patterns contains many new pattern designs by Christie van der Haak, and an overview of exhibitions a.o. at the Stedelijk Museum Kampen (NL), Castle Helmond (NL), Wolfsonian Museum Miami, Museum De Lakenhal Leiden (NL), Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (NL)
Christie van der Haak (1950) has a solo exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Kampen entitled Nouveau Deco – every pattern has a meaning. A frieze with her patterns has been applied to the facade of the museum. The main hall of the museum has been turned into a Gesamtkunstwerk dispaying Christie van der Haak’s floor and wall coverings, chairs upholsterd with her fabrics, carpets, panels and glass vases.
In Different than Usual, Christie van der Haak (1950) is consciously contradicting the traditional White Cube by setting up two u-shaped cabinets in the gallery and covering these in her outspoken patterns. On the walls are artworks by 16 invited artists that she admires and finds interesting.
The Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden NL, was reopened after three years of renovation and expansion. Christie van der Haak (1952) shows several fabrics that she designed for the Nieuw Leids Laken project.
Marcel van Eeden, Andrea Freckmann, Christie van der Haak, Tobias Lengkeek and Zeger Reyers are participating in the exhibition Haagse Heritage at Heden.