Newsletter #6
A complete new body of works are available at Rens Lipsius Studio; Objet Dérivés.
Newsletter #7
A complete new body of works are available at Rens Lipsius Studio; Objet Dérivés.
Newsletter #8
Rens Lipsius and his team wish you a very happy, prosperous and healthy new year.
Newsletter #12
The year 2016 has been a year full of new encounters at the Ideal Artist House nr. 2
Newsletter #14
American pianist George Lepauw and the current presentation of Roses & Cauliflowers from 2017
Newsletter #15
Together with Jérôme Cohen, founder of the Engage University, a meeting of its multidisciplinary community…
Newsletter #16
The French poet and artist Marie Gossart to develop and perform her project ACTIONWRITING#
Newsletter #17
Artist in the bush. Between 2006-2015, around 111,000 African elephants were lost from the wild…
Newsletter #18
This year, I accepted an invitation to come and work as an artist in Zimbabwe…
Newsletter #20
You are welcome to meet with Maarten Doorman. Dutch philosopher, poet, essayist, poetry-and art critic.
Newsletter #21
I spent the time of confinement in Zimbabwe where I had travelled to early March for the Artist in the Bush project.
Newsletter #22
Frédéric Gaunet lives and works in Paris. His job as an interior designer gave …
Newsletter #23
Thibault Lam Quang, baritone and pianist Antoine de Grolée in an all Schubert program…
Newsletter #24
Many thanks to "classique sur canapé" , Sylvain Chiesa, Adele Fourcade and their artistic director, Ludovic…
Newsletter #25
2020 was a year…well, we all know what I am going to say, but let’s remain positive.
Newsletter #27
Presentation & book signing “Journal de mes oreilles” by Zoé Besmond de Senneville…
Newsletter #28
On show are the studies from the different journeys into the bush of Zimbabwe together with…
Newsletter #29
“Great Water Reflections”. 16 panels on this enigmatic topic, 122 x 200 cm / 122 x 180 cm, acrylic- oil on linen…
Newsletter #30
An evening of Lieder withbaritone, Thibault Lam Quang and pianist Hélène Bellanger
Newsletter #31
The year is soon coming to an end and I’d like to share with you a couple of things…
Newsletter #33
The Bacio trio with Mathilde Nguyen on the piano, Félix Polet on the horn and Paul Serri on the violin…
Newsletter #34
Rens Lipsius Studio will be temporarily at the Parisian warehouse Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche…
Newsletter #35
He left on January 28th and returned on April 1st and picked it up where he had to abandon his itinerary in 2020…
Newsletter #36
Many recent and older works are now on this overhauled site, check it out and …
Newsletter #37
Ensemble Alternance Anniversary concert for the 100th birthday of Greek composer Iannis Xenakis
Newsletter #40
Rens Lipsius invites Ariane Granjon, violinist aand Laurent Cabasso, piano CD launch and concert SCHUMANN Song of Dusk/ Chant du crépuscule.
Newsletter #41
Artist in the bush exhibition. Rens Lipsius is showing the most recent works made in the bush of Kenya this year.
Newsletter #42
Groundbreaking, controversial and inspiring but above all a pioneer, Simeon ten Holt may undoubtedly be considered as one of the most significant…
Newsletter #44
Along with Albéniz, Tárrega, and Granados, Manuel De Falla was one of Spain's most important musicians of the first half of the 20th century. He has a claim to being Spain's greatest composer of the 20th century
Newsletter #45
Women: States of Being is a sculpture series exploring the universality of human emotion through the intimate moments of contemporary women.
Newsletter #46
Join us for a captivating live interview with renowned sculptor Melanie Furtado at Rens Lipsius Studio. Furtado will offer a glimpse into her creative world, sharing her latest sculptures…
Newsletter #47
A special event for people who are familiar with Dutch language. Conferentie “Arts en medisch beroepsgeheim”
Newsletter #48
The string trio Titian continues a personal project of Michael Kosch to write works for every subset of the string quartet ensemble, each piece inspired by paintings, drawings, and sculptures of Italian Renaissance artists.
Newsletter #49
Kimball Gallagher has established himself as one of the most dynamic and versatile pianists on the scene today. Critics have described Gallagher as a "dynamo", a "radiant sun" and a "lightning bolt".
Newsletter #51
The starting point of these new works are the studies made in the bush on the Save river…
Newsletter #52
During the exhibition of new paintings by Rens Lipsius, The Day Dawning over the Save River, there will be a Parallel Exhibition II, Botanique, recent paintings by Franyo Aatoth…
Newsletter #53
Anna Kavalerova has established herself as a refined, intelligent musician, who is well-versed in a diversity of styles. In her interpretation she acquires instrumental brilliance, emotional maturity, and a varied tonal palette.
Dutch multi-media artist Rens Lipsius finalizes the Ideal Artist House – New York City
Internationally recognized Dutch multi-media artist Rens Lipsius recently realized the Ideal Artist House concept at 77 Bleecker Street in NYC. One of six such projects developed by Lipsius, the 77 Bleecker Street apartment–installation was recently sold through the Raphael DeNiro group as a total concept. The other Ideal Artist Houses, all intended as possible homes, are conceptual spaces. As such they include Lipsius’ art works and aspects of art studio architecture.
The idea of an artist house—often thought to be artistically tied to Dutch historical interests—is in fact a natural extension of Lipsius’ approach to his studio. He has worked in multiple locations, always seeking to unify art, architecture and nature into a conceptual space. “A space,” he said, “which lives with its work, always changing as it evolves beyond work and thoughts.”
“I change my studio space to enhance the work but then a magical thing happens: that is, the work, i.e., painting, changes the studio. The space becomes alive and generates thoughts, the space becomes organic, almost like a fertile garden.”
Individual artworks Lipsius installs in his Ideal Artist Houses –whether paintings, photographs or video work—always relate to nature and light. Due to the artist’s highly accomplished enigmatic technique, the works, especially paintings, seem to generate light as an independent source. Shaping the physical and mental space around them, they resolve themselves into an open “living” form. On the French art website— www.observatoire-art-contemporain.com, Nina Rodrigues-Ely wrote that Lipsius’ projects are inscribed in a humanist approach to art reaching for the light of what is essential.
Rens Lipsius Studio and the Ideal Artist House no.2 will open in Paris late fall 2014. For all press and other inquiries, contact Rens Lipsius Studio
