Work, exhibitions and stories from the studio.
An episode of In één woord, from the NTR strand Culture Bites, with a personal account by Dorota Roszkowska. Broadcast: 6 September, 16.25, NPO 2.
In één woord is an NTR programme, part of the Culture Bites strand. The conversation for this episode was recorded in advance.
Dorota Roszkowska was a guest on Effe Buurten Radio, the programme in which Xandra takes the measure of neighbourhood life in Gelderland every Saturday. Broadcast: 5 September, 12.00 to 14.00, Radio Gelderland.
Effe Buurten Radio is a programme of Omroep Gelderland. Every Saturday between 12.00 and 14.00 Xandra takes the measure of neighbourhood life in Gelderland: which neighbourhoods there are, what happens in village halls, how a district comes by its name.
A video podcast recorded in the studio, about the work, the making, and what art does in a life.
For his video podcast series Creatief Verdwalen, the Arnhem fashion designer Irving Vorster visited the studio. The conversation was about paintings that absorb sound, and about the questions that lead to making them.
Artworks built with sound-absorbing materials, to improve the acoustics of a room.
Hard, smooth surfaces in a room reflect sound. Windows, plastered walls and smooth floors make a room sound hollow. The result of that reflection is echo and reverberation.
A new work in the Arnhemse Iconen series, around the John Frost bridge and the commemoration.
The John Frost bridge is the image that ties Arnhem most strongly to its history. In this series the bridge returns in Delft blue, alongside the Eusebius church, the Walburgis and the Rembrandt theatre.
An interview about the Arnhemse Iconen in Delft blue, on cards and paintings.
On 21 February 2019 an article about doroART appeared in de Gelderlander, written by Matilde Lentjes, with a photograph by Jan Adelaar.
doroART organised the art programme at ArnhemProeft!, with live painting on the KunstPlein.
Under the trees of the Musis Park, artists, designers and makers from Arnhem came together. For four days there was exhibiting, selling and live painting, including a canvas of 1.75 by 14 metres.