De Apenschool - Arnhem, NL
Posted by: PetjeOp
N 51° 58.066 E 005° 54.959
31U E 700306 N 5761469
Op verschillende plekken rondom de school zitten of hangen spelende aapjes aan de gevel van het gebouw.
Waymark Code: WM1687R
Location: Gelderland, Netherlands
Date Posted: 05/30/2022
Views: 2
Een bijzonder kunstwerk waarbij je vanzelf een glimlach op je gezicht krijgt. Op verschillende plekken aan en op de gevel van de school hangen, zitten en spelen aapjes.
Het gaat om een groep apen die zich verspreid hebben over de verschillende gebouwen.
Het loont de moeite om even een rondje om de school te maken en als het kan over het plein te lopen.
Er hangt zelfs een aapje binnen in de school.
Helaas heb ik weinig informatie over dit kunstwerk kunnen vinden.
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A special work of art that will automatically put a smile on your face. Monkeys hang, sit and play in various places on and on the facade of the school.
It is about a group of monkeys that have spread over the different buildings.
It is worth taking a tour around the school and if you can walk across the square.
There is even a monkey inside the school.
Unfortunately I was unable to find much information about this artwork. Exept this website: (
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"With the sculptures of Marjolijn Mandersloot and Hans van Wezel we find ourselves in pleasant company. And even though recognizable human and animal shapes are an important source of inspiration, they mainly serve as a metaphor. Every sculpture seems to possess a fabulous acting talent. Body poses and material expression are used to create unique characters which are sure to move you. The omission of detail, expanding proportions or the focus on specific parts of the sculpture leads to a pleasant confusion and often even a smile.
Ambiguity suppresses narrative recognition and invites you to find a new interpretation. Do we actually see what we think we see? Heavy bronze sculptures seem to be made of liquid candle wax or soft rubber. And graceful objects of thick saddle leather breathe an atmosphere of traditional luxury. The titles add to the humoristic twist.
The material experience commonly seems to oppose the 'true' experience. We are seduced into exploring the borders between imagination and reality. And it is in the surprising tactility of the sculptures that we find their true attraction."
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