Robbie Cornelissen drawings, animationvideo 18 May – 8 June 2014 Robbie Cornelissen (1954) is known for his large format drawings in which the spectator is allowed to wander through complex architectural spaces. He also tests the boundaries of drawing as a medium. Over the past year he has been working on a new animated film…
Robbie Cornelissen participates in Call of the Mall at Hoog Catharijne Utrecht, The Netherlands where he works on a monumental drawing in the new hall of the railway station.
Drawing Cabinet drawings 20 April – 19 May 2013 When it comes to the art of drawing, Galerie Maurits van de Laar has a reputation to uphold. When it comes to the art of drawing, Galerie Maurits van de Laar has a reputation to uphold. In the Drawing Cabinet the draftsmen and draftswomen that are…
God is in the Details. Robbie Cornelissen exhibits his drawings in the Koornmarktspoort, Kampen, The Netherlands, together with Kim Habers, Chris Brans, Erik-Jan van der Schuur.
Drawing Now Paris, Galerie Maurits van de Laar at stand A5: Rens Krikhaar – focus artist, Robbie Cornelissen, Marcel van Eeden, Paul van der Eerden, Pascale-Sophie Kaparis.
Twenty 21 oktober t/m 20 november 2011 Twenty years ago Galerie Maurits van de Laar was founded, since then may exhibitions have been organized and the group of artists represented by the gallery has developed. To celebrate this anniversary the gallery organizes two exhibitions and a jubilee publication will be issued. Roel Arkesteijn of Museum…
Robbie Cornelissen’s drawing The Capacious Memory on view untill 31 December 2011 during the 11th Biennale of Lyon.
Robbie Cornelissen. The Capacious Memory. published in cooperation with Gemeentemuseum Den Haag and Centraal Museum Utrecht. Texts (Dutch and English) Lex ter Braak, Edwin Jacobs. Design: Lesley Moore, Illustrated (colour), Paperback, 128 pages, Format: 24 x 34 cm, NAI Publishers. ISBN 978-90-5662-811-6, price € 25,00
Robbie Cornelissen, Ed Pien drawings, work on paper 11 October – 09 November 2008 Robbie Cornelissen (1954) has a reputation for making gigantic drawings, which, apart from their dimensions, are especially impressive because of their abundance of detail. In the libraries, cities or stations depicted by him man is absent; consequently, the architectural fantasy retains…