The New Mother Sculptures shows a large, open landscape where contemporary works of art can be experienced in a seductive way. Each sculpture forms its own specific physical and spiritual world, sometimes cursing and screaming, sometimes loving. A world that does not want to be rationally understood but wishes us to look, feel and "be. The images come from the studios of young talented and well-known artists. There are tapestries, conjuring constructions made of iron, a Canta with nitrous oxide cartridges, colored glass bricks, plastic truck tarps, structures made of root tissues, an infinite bookcase and more. Visitors are encouraged to take off their shoes and explore the exhibition with bare feet, without the use of phones. The physical contact with the artworks, the mysterious soundscape and the smell of loam with pickled seeds invite complete immersion.
The exhibition is curated by artist and curator Ad de Jong. Participating artists: Maria Roosen, Hilke Walraven, Corine Zomer, HW Werther, Annegret Kellner, Hester Oerlemans, Yair Callender, Kristine Hymøller, Henk Visch, Sachi Miyachi, Théophile Blandet, Lisa Sebestikova, Saar Scheerlings, Maya Berkhof, Maaike Kramer, WONNE, Job Koelewijn, Elena Giolo, Diana Scherer, Jonas Ohlsson, Izaak Zwartjes, Arjanne van der Spek, Esther de Graaf, Femmy Otten, Hans vanmden Ban, Gijs van Poecke, Klaartje van Essen, Laura Canha Malpique, Mickey Yang, Simon Wald-Lasowski, Rens Spanjaard, Ad de Jong, Jordan Herregraven, Loma Doom, Maartje Korstanje, Afra Eis-ma, Ellen Yiu and Suzanne Plomp.
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