bye bye twelve twelve

Anna Fafaliou

Well, there you are, another fact of life:

Gert Scheerlinck

Seyran Kirmizitoprak

Twelve twelve gallery closes its doors.

Jeroen Blok

Joran van Soest

It was still a young gallery and full of energy.

Katleen Vinck

Marin de Jong

In spite of its small space it always featured very diverse artists, always well presented and with much dedication and devotion to both content and aesthetics and to both artists and viewers.

Rutger van der Tas

Sam Lock

I’m sure i won’t be the only one who’s going to miss that.

Sam Lock

Saskia Tannemaat

However, Twelve twelve’s Silvia Bakker is still young and full of good ideas, so i am sure we can regard the gallery as just a stepping stone to a next level.

Saskia Tannemaat

Tamara Dees

A big thank you to Silvia and to the artists whose work she presented in the gallery!

Tamara Dees

Gert Scheerlinck

Hope to meet you all again soon!

Wycliffe Mundopa

© Villa Next Door 2019

Content of all photographs courtesy to all artists and Twelve twelve gallery, Den Haag

Bertus Pieters

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Saskia Tannemaat, I wish my name was Louise; Twelve twelve gallery, The Hague

The present show of work by Saskia Tannemaat  at Twelve twelve gallery gives a good idea of her expressive way of working.

Her paintings/drawings are often inspired by the margins and the marginalised of society.

Rather than an idea of sentimentality they show a sense of both vulnerability and strength.

The characters become as strong as the works themselves, also because Tannemaat knows how to improvise and how to use different materials.

She knows where to be sober and where to be flamboyant, where to use only black and white and where to be as colourful as possible.

© Villa Next Door 2018

Content of all photographs courtesy to Saskia Tannemaat and Twelve twelve gallery, Den Haag

Bertus Pieters