What will the weather be in The Hague?

Date: 16 May 1998 - 15 September 1998

The impetus for the summer exhibition at Stroom was the updating of documentation on artists living and working in The Hague. The determining factor for the choice of works was the relationship between the city and public realm in the broadest sense. While examining the documentation, we looked for the ways in which the city or nature was represented. All together, 19 artists were shown in 5 presentations, for which Bas Witlox designed three separate pavilions and an information wall that were altered with each exhibition. The remaining space was used for a visual account of the projects that were realized in The Hague by or in collaboration with Stroom. Participants were:

part I
paintings: Erik Batstra, Bill Bogaarts, René de Haan
graphics: Wim Bettenhausen
sculpture: Yumiko Yoneda

part II
film and video: Marlies Adriaanse & Mariska Streefland, Channa Boon, Gerard Holthuis

part III
paintings: Christie van der Haak, Mark de Weijer
dia-presentation: René Klarenbeek

part IV
paintings: Elsa Hartjesveld, Alex Verduyn de Boer
documentary: Sytske Osorio Lobato-de Jong
installation: Elizabeth de Vaal

part V
installation: Pieter Hoogeveen
rubbings: Ton Martens
paintings: Rien Monshouwer