Art says things that history cannot – a much-loved statement by the Colombian artist Beatriz González. De Pont has purchased an exceptional group of her works, including Cargueros de Bucaramanga…
John Riddy’s photos are distinguished by a combination of poetic delicacy and formal precision which has been evident since his earliest pictures made in London in the late 1980s. Working consistently…
In many presentations and exhibitions of the Belgian artist Michel François (Sint-Truiden 1956, lives and works in Brussels) the relationship between the work and the space, between the sculpture and…
Bill Viola (New York, 1951) is internationally recognized as one of today’s leading artists. He has been instrumental in establishing video as a vital form of contemporary art, and in so doing has…
exhibition within the framework of Incubate Festival Santiago Sierra’s work revolves around the dismantling of structures that form national, political and economic systems, by the very people who are…
David Claerbout (Kortrijk, 1969) is no stranger to the Dutch museum visitor. Various museums, among them De Pont, have his work in their collections. In 2003 Museum Boijmans van Beuningen devoted a…
Twenty-five years ago Hans Broek (Veenendaal, 1965) brought new life to landscape painting with his vast panoramas of the American West Coast. Various examples of this work can be found in De Pont's…
Some sculptures appropriate space, while others structure and define it. The works of Piet Tuytel (Alblasserdam, 1956) are among the latter sort. Tuytel likes the flat landscape of the polders, whose…
In the project space Carina Diepens (Geldrop, 1958) is showing four sculptures in combination with a series of watercolors and one video work. Both the watercolors on the wall and the sculptures on…
Until now, scarcely any work by Anton Henning (Berlin 1964) has been shown in the Netherlands. Yet international concern for his paintings and installations has grown recently. Henning is regarded as…