Selected works, exhibitions and links:
Marijn van Kreij
Current and upcoming exhibitions:
How to Look Out, De Hallen, Haarlem
This winter De Hallen Haarlem is presenting solo exhibitions by three Dutch artists who share a strong intrinsic relation: Daan van Golden, Marijn van Kreij and
Annesas Appel. A predilection for graphic patterns and the use of repetition as a stylistic device are corresponding features in their work. The exhibition How to Look Out
will be accompanied by a publication with contributions by Nickel van Duijvenboden and Xander Karskens, available at the museum bookshop or here.
16/12/2011 - 04/03/2012
Out of Control, Nest, The Hague
Artists: Walead Beshty, Willem Besselink, Ewerdt Hilgemann, Roger Hiorns, Hedwig Houben and Bas Schevers, Rob van Koningsbruggen, Tim Knowles,
Marijn van Kreij, Roman Opalka, David Rickard, Driessens & Verstappen and herman de vries. Curated by Lynne van Rhijn and David Rickard.
29/01/2012 - 04/03/2012
Un Paisaje Holandés, La Casa Encendida, Madrid
Artists: Bas Jan Ader, Feiko Beckers, Gwenneth Boelens, Marinus Boezem, Stanley Brouwn, Ger van Elk, Jan Dibbets, Sharon Houkema, Martijn In’t Veld,
Marijn van Kreij, Katja Mater and Navid Nuur. Curated by Javier Hontoria.
02/02/2012 - 08/04/2012
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Selected works, exhibitions and links:

Mr. Beerbelly in a Cartoon Graveyard, 2010
Acrylic, gouache, pen and pencil on paper, 42 x 29,7 cm

The Passenger, installation view at Galerie Paul Andriesse, Amsterdam, 2011
Exhibition documentation

Untitled (Abstract Painting, 1964), 2010
Pencil and acrylic on paper, 210 x 152 cm
Source: Art as Art: The Selected Writings of Ad Reinhardt, Edited by Barbara Rose, University of California Press, 1991
(1)

Untitled (Are We Down For The Same Cause) #1, #2, 2006-2009
Acrylic, ink, coffee, pen and pencil on paper, two sheets, 29,7 x 21 cm each

I did not know what I had to tell you..., 2008-ongoing
Pen on paper, 7 x 7cm

Untitled (Breugel), 2010-11
Pencil and acrylic on paper, 200 x 280 cm



See also: I'll never forget that night when none of us said a single word

Sources:
The word giraffe does not have a long neck. (1)
Check the dictionary for the meaning of ‘friend’. (2)

Tomorrow is Humourless, installation view at Stedelijk Museum Bureau (SMBA), Amsterdam, 2008