Sculptures that will enter a dialogue with Calatrava
Preparing for Valencia
After many new installations and exhibitions globally during 2018, 2019 will again be extremely busy for Arne Quinze. Three major openings are scheduled for February: an open-air sculpture exhibition in Valencia, an exhibition in Gstaad in Switzerland, and an exhibition in Brussels.
The City of Arts & Sciences site in Valencia, for example, receives 2 million visitors annually. This means that almost 5,500 people walk past the sculptures on the Paseo del Arte every day. This architectural and cultural complex is one of the 12 “treasures of Spain”, was designed by Santiago Calatrava, and opened to the general public in 1998. It is without any doubt the biggest tourist attraction in Valencia and far beyond. Arne Quinze is one of the few artists in the world lucky enough to have been given the honour of exhibiting at this exceptional location. Have a look at the sculptures he's preparing for this occasion.
Welding the bended and crumbled steel parts together
My Secret Garden
Adding colour to the flowers that will flourish in Valencia
'My Secret Garden — Valencia' presents a series of six public sculptures that enter into dialogue...
A chromatic metal work for Frieze
Colourising a Lupine Tower sculpture — Part 2
"I approach the painting of my sculptures in the same way as I paint my canvases. It’s an ongoing...
Arne Quinze's inspiration: his wildflower garden
Take a walk in the diverse and colorful wildflower garden of Arne Quinze’s studio: the...