Collaborative projects
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168H
in this collaborative art project several artist take 168 hours to challenge their artistic practice and find new ways of working. exploring new options, the freedom to create and experiment while sharing their process with eachother and the public.
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Pakje kunst
This project aims to make local art accessible, fun and surprising. Local artist create tiny artworks, the size of a cigarette pack. these packages are sold in an old vending machine. The buyer never know what they will get.
168 H
Eef Schoolmeester created the 168H project. She created this project in search of a work method that could stimulate not just herself but other artists, to take the time to try something else. In this project, questions regarding artistic research, experiment, documentation and presentation are key. In this model, the artist and their process form the focal point. Partaking is open to all visual artists, no matter how 'professional' or new their practice is, or where they physically reside.
The invitation asks the artists to take a step back and review their usual ways or work methods and in doing so welcomes them to look differently at their environment, their stage or audience, materials, or concepts.
The participants themselves choose which aspect of their work is interesting to subject to this experiment, which they will work with during the upcoming 168 Hours. This time frame has proven to be sufficient to either set a multiple-day experiment.
Amanda participated with this project in 2021. Full documentation can be found on the website and instagram linked below.
Pakje Kunst
This local initiative sells tiny artworks in little boxes. Customers pull a surprise box from an old sigaret vending machine. these boxes contain different artworks all made by local artists from all different disciplines. Amanda participate in her home town Nijmegen.
