SATANSBRATEN
‘Satansbraten’ curated by Sebastiaan Schlicher includes artists from Berlin and NL whose work shares raw energy, humour and social critique.
‘Satansbraten’ curated by Sebastiaan Schlicher includes artists from Berlin and NL whose work shares raw energy, humour and social critique.
Paper Positions Berlin, stand #06: Martin Assig, Diederik Gerlach, Susanna Inglada, Sebastiaan Schlicher, 1 – 4 may 2025
Groupshow with David Bade, Nathan Henderson, Sebastiaan Schlicher featuring drawings, paintings, sculptures and noise machines.
Robbie Cornelissen and Marja Bosma curated the retrospective exhibition The Line Up: drawing from 1950, at the Centraal Museum, Utrecht.
6 for 6 is a an art fair organized by six Dutch galleries in the monumental former luggagehall of Loods 6 at the KNSM Island in Amsterdam.
Sebastiaan Schlicher (1975) has a residency from 1 February through 31 July at the Luceberthouse in Bergen, NL
The Wild Anouk Griffioen, Jim Holyoak, Ed Pien, Sebstiaan Schlicher drawings, work on paper 7 January through 4 February 2018 The wild has always fascinated man with its pureness and beauty but also frightened him because of the dangers it can pose. For centuries nature was dominant and potentially threatening but in our present…
Sebastiaan Schlicher (1975) tekent popmuzikanten, religieuze fanatici en survivalists die zich met hun subcultuur een larger than life personality proberen aan te meten om daarmee de onbeduidendheid van hun bestaan te lijf te gaan.
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…
Sebastiaan Schlicher participates in the exhibition ‘Rebel House’ of the Bonnefanten Roermond at the ECI Cultuurfabriek. In the exhibition the work ‘Bonnefantopia’ by Atelier Van Lieshout is shown together with work of seven young artists from Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands.