Urban Art Association

Hugo Kaagman NEW Hand Sprayed Edition, by Blind Angle on Nov 15, 2008 10:55:43 GMT 1, Dear All

Please enjoy this beauty from Hugo Kaagman.



Night watch

Spray paint on paper; Edition of 20; Signed, Numbered & Dated;
Size: 80 x 60cm; 2008
Price (£): 600 (+ UK Shipping)

For purchase please email: sales@blindangle.co.uk

BIO:

The International artist Hugo Kaagman is considered as the absolute key-figure in the Netherlands when it comes to Stencil-art. For many years his work has made an impact in the Netherlands, especially in Amsterdam, and abroad. Kaagman’s work is daring and usually provides a fresh and unorthodox view on present-day topics such as the integration of immigrants, the consumer based society and so on. While raising these topics in his work, Kaagman avoids being judgemental: he intends to shows us different perspectives on these topics. Due to the sometimes controversial content of his works, Kaagman received a lot of media-attention over the past years. In March 2008 the police forced him to remove some of his canvases from his open studio in a Dutch train station, because of the possible riots it could have provoked. Although Kaagman started his career as a ‘street artist’, his work is now celebrated by many prominent art critics. This resulted in several exhibitions in museums like the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Zuiderzee Museum Enkhuizen. Recently Kaagman exhibited some of his work at the Cans Festival, London, where he worked along side world-renowned artist Banksy. A great part of Kaagman’s oeuvre is formed by commissions, varying from paintings on seventeen British Airways planes, to smaller-scale projects such as murals for the city of Amsterdam. Kaagman’s latest canvases depict broad range of multi-cultural and present-day subjects. In these works of art, the viewer is guaranteed to enjoy Kaagman’s masterly techniques of airbrush and stencils to the fullest.

Acquisitions (selection): 

Museum collections: Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Groninger Museum, Historisch Museum, Artotheken Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Leiden.

Private collections: Germany, Spain, England, Belgium, France, U.S.A, Brasilia, Argentina, Curaçao, France, Greece, Norway, Danmark, Venezuela and The Netherlands.

Corporate collections: K.P.N., Wolters-Kluwer, Imca, Media, ABN/AMRO-Bank, RABO-bank, Philips, British Airways, Joh. Enschede, HEMA b.v, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nederlandsche Bank, ING Bank, Nike

Dear All

Please enjoy this beauty from Hugo Kaagman.



Night watch

Spray paint on paper; Edition of 20; Signed, Numbered & Dated;
Size: 80 x 60cm; 2008
Price (£): 600 (+ UK Shipping)

For purchase please email: sales@blindangle.co.uk

BIO:

The International artist Hugo Kaagman is considered as the absolute key-figure in the Netherlands when it comes to Stencil-art. For many years his work has made an impact in the Netherlands, especially in Amsterdam, and abroad. Kaagman’s work is daring and usually provides a fresh and unorthodox view on present-day topics such as the integration of immigrants, the consumer based society and so on. While raising these topics in his work, Kaagman avoids being judgemental: he intends to shows us different perspectives on these topics. Due to the sometimes controversial content of his works, Kaagman received a lot of media-attention over the past years. In March 2008 the police forced him to remove some of his canvases from his open studio in a Dutch train station, because of the possible riots it could have provoked. Although Kaagman started his career as a ‘street artist’, his work is now celebrated by many prominent art critics. This resulted in several exhibitions in museums like the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Zuiderzee Museum Enkhuizen. Recently Kaagman exhibited some of his work at the Cans Festival, London, where he worked along side world-renowned artist Banksy. A great part of Kaagman’s oeuvre is formed by commissions, varying from paintings on seventeen British Airways planes, to smaller-scale projects such as murals for the city of Amsterdam. Kaagman’s latest canvases depict broad range of multi-cultural and present-day subjects. In these works of art, the viewer is guaranteed to enjoy Kaagman’s masterly techniques of airbrush and stencils to the fullest.

Acquisitions (selection): 

Museum collections: Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Groninger Museum, Historisch Museum, Artotheken Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Leiden.

Private collections: Germany, Spain, England, Belgium, France, U.S.A, Brasilia, Argentina, Curaçao, France, Greece, Norway, Danmark, Venezuela and The Netherlands.

Corporate collections: K.P.N., Wolters-Kluwer, Imca, Media, ABN/AMRO-Bank, RABO-bank, Philips, British Airways, Joh. Enschede, HEMA b.v, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nederlandsche Bank, ING Bank, Nike