Art Talk with Udo Prinsen
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Artist Udo Prinsen is showcasing his immersive video and music installation “Tape” in the exhibition Perpetual Motion. He draws inspiration from Canadian artist Guido Molinari and Piet Mondriaan.
During the Art Talk, you’ll be introduced to the work of Udo Prinsen. Together with him, you’ll delve into both his creative process and the work of Guido Molinari. The focus is on the interplay between music and the visual arts.
In addition, there will be a special musical interlude performed by the string quartet Quatuor Molinari. This ensemble specializes in 20th- and 21st-century string quartets and deliberately bears Molinari’s name as a tribute to the artist. Prinsen collaborates with this quartet in his own practice.
About Udo Prinsen
Udo Prinsen (1974) is a visual artist …
Artist Udo Prinsen is showcasing his immersive video and music installation “Tape” in the exhibition Perpetual Motion. He draws inspiration from Canadian artist Guido Molinari and Piet Mondriaan.
During the Art Talk, you’ll be introduced to the work of Udo Prinsen. Together with him, you’ll delve into both his creative process and the work of Guido Molinari. The focus is on the interplay between music and the visual arts.
In addition, there will be a special musical interlude performed by the string quartet Quatuor Molinari. This ensemble specializes in 20th- and 21st-century string quartets and deliberately bears Molinari’s name as a tribute to the artist. Prinsen collaborates with this quartet in his own practice.
About Udo Prinsen
Udo Prinsen (1974) is a visual artist who creates and directs mixed-media art. He makes extensive use of animation, film, and photography. He works independently but also frequently collaborates with museums, curators, and production companies on creative concepts for exhibitions, film, art, and theatre. One of his best-known works is the short animated film “Auditie.” This film was an official selection at the Netherlands Film Festival (NFF).
About Quatuor Molinari
Since its founding in 1997, the Quatuor Molinari has been acclaimed by audiences and international music critics alike. The ensemble fosters encounters between musicians, artists, and the public. The quartet has already received 30 Opus Awards and won international prizes for their recordings on the ATMA Classique label, including a Diapason d’Or.
When
- Sunday 22 November 2026 2:30 - 3:45 p.m. Buy tickets
Prices
- Adults € 3,50