From 1 March to 2 April 2010, the art committee  of De Nederlandsche Bank will be showing a number of colourful works from the  rich collection of Shanna Ingram Papademos. Her multicultural background gives  her work a cosmopolitan and eclectic character. During her studies in the  United States, she became familiar with Abstract Expressionism and its pioneers.  Her early works show a canonical déréglement of abstract expressionist  painting, but over time she has created her own, distinctively personal style.  A recurring motif is the quadrangular structure, which she repeatedly uses as a  starting point for her paintings. They function almost as limits set to rule  instinct and emotion, but unable to achieve an equilibrium.

Exhibition to be  visited at Westeinde 1, Amsterdam. From 1 March to 2 April 2010 on Thursdays  and Fridays, by appointment only. Telephone: +31 20 524 2183. An official proof  of identity is required.

Exhibition from 30.01 through 30.05 2010 In the last decade, Rob Voerman (b. 1966, Deventer, NL) has built up an extensive body of installations and works on paper. He creates diverse forms of fictional architecture, in which the romantic process of building one’s own structures and environments is contrasted to destruction, terror and threat.Voerman’s societies are built from the leftovers of a dystopia.

Rob Voerman already enjoys wide international recognition. In recent years he has exhibited in London,Vienna and Berlin, and his work is found in impor tant international collections. The Museum of Modern Ar t in New York has recently purchased new work by Voerman, as have the Generali Foundation and the Deutsche Bank.

The exhibition includes a variety of smaller and larger installations, dating from 2001 to the present. It fur ther includes numerous prints and watercolours, as well as separate film rooms. In one of these, viewers can experience a sculpture project in the centre of London.

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