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A must for every Art and Sports lover. The Artists
Gracia Afriat (1968) paints for about 7 years now. Works part-time to enjoy, develop and create a creative mind. Peter Bartels was during a trip to Indonesia touched by the modest Ramayanaballet from Java. This resulted in paintings in a fine style with bladgold, necessary to express the tranquil dans and beautiful clothes. A style with is in contrast to his usually way of working, expressive and on a big format. Lisette Beems is a jewellery designer who has her studio in Utrecht. She is using various materials such as silver, copper, enamel and synthetic materials. The use of wire is very important in her designs. She uses kilometres of copper wire to make exclusive objects.Lisette Beems is inspired bij nature. Especially the under water world with beautiful structures, spectacular creatures and colours has inspired her to design a beautiful collection of jewels.
Ewoud Broeksma made a name with portraits of male and female athletes in directed poses. Nudity and humor make out the main ingredients in his photography. A calendar with nude Olympians from the Netherlands will be available during the EuroGames. Ewoud will be looking for talent to pose for his ever growing collection of male athletes... so if you dare......
Dennis J. Coenraad is working on a series of sculptures about the phenomenon MAN.
His figurative work relates to the development of Western sculpture which finds its origin in the ancient Greek sculpture. In the texture of the bronze he leaves traces from the working process.
By this the viewer can easily establish a connecting with the creative process. The theme of this series is: 'the incarnation in a male body'.
Karen Ebert was born in Amsterdam and mostly works with iron. By bowing and welding, cutting and grinding she transforms the hard and surly material into a soft article that is tempting to touch. The objects she makes are 'common': dresses, tables, chairs, etcetera. Everyday things of use, so to say. But in the way Karen Ebert displays her art, it gets another dimension, a dimension in which the humour is clearly present.
Margriet Hogewind was born in the year 1943. As the granddaughter of a painter she grew up in the smell of paint and varnish. Her first love was fotography, but she became a librarian. Margriet works in several diferent styles: geometric forms, figurative forms and near realism – reality with a twist. Her personal touch is chiefly based in the way she uses her materials.
Christiane Kasdorp, a free-lance contemporary photographer, graduated from the Hasselt (B) Academy of Fine Arts in 1993. The female body has a dominant and often stylised position in her work.
Her creations give a strong graphic impression resulting in a feeling of endless variation with continuous surprising results.
Sigrid Kottelaar: "When the feeling of security occurs, I undermine it and I try to discover something new again." Lukas Kwant: "As an artist I am inspired by the male nude for my paintings and drawings. My work is a combination of a wide range of strong colours and directness in pencil stroke. I like to work directly with materials and model so the expression stays close to myself, no interference. Somehow they are realistic and at the same time they are an abstract impression of the male body or the male portraits." Patrick Steyn. Photographer for 12 years. After his School for Photographers, he worked for several magazines.Meanwhile he also was assigned by Model Agencies for their models. To develop a broader range of view as a photographer.He made some journeys abroad to Canada, Mexico and the Middle East.
Bas Meerman lives in Amsterdam and Berlin and is very happy to be a painter. It is his ambition to paint beautiful, aesthetic images with beautifull,well balanced compositions bright colours. His paintings are representations of an intense desire for beauty, connected with an endless search for the other. 
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