Art Gallery and Exhibition Space in the Netherlands
High Five Art is an exhibition space and art gallery with a special focus on textile art.
Visitors
Are you interested in amazing (textile) art of emerging and experienced artists? At High Five Art, we have new exhibitions waiting for you every few months. We try to be an art gallery for everyone, so you don’t need to be a connoisseur!
Drop by some time! See our opening times.
Artist
From the 1st of november 2020 we do not take inquiries about possible exhibitions from artists. The reason is that we have planned exhibitions for several years ahead with a variety of artists from The Netherlands and abroad.
NOW:
NEW EXHIBITION “CONNECTED” BY BELGIUM TEXTILE-ARTGROUP
‘ET CETERA’
5th of march until 16th of april.
Looking for modern textile art beyond tradition? Come and visit us! at HighFiveArt Gallery.
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JUST FINISHED:
EXHIBITION “IN BEWEGING” FROM WEEFCOLLECTIEF METAMORFOSE
8th of January – 19th of February
OPENING HOURS: SATURDAY/SUNDAY 11.00 HRS-15.00 HRS
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AUTUMN 2022
QA-TRACES BY QUILT ART – AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF QUILTART PROFESSIONALS FROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES.
FROM 11TH OF SEPTEMBER UNTIL 20TH OF NOVEMBER 2022
On the following days the Gallery is open:
11, 24, 25 September 8, 9, 22, 23 Oktober 5, 6 19, 20 November
from 13 – 17.00 hrs. Attention! on 22th of Oktober 11-15 hrs.
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SPRING 2022
Visual Poetry – the art of Cherilyn Martin 8th of May -19th of June 2022
Special opening: Pentecost-weekend on saturday, sunday and monday: 13.00-17.00 hrs.
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Statement Cherilyn Martin
In recent years Cherilyn’s work has become more introspective.
Previously known for her richly embroidered pieces and experimental use of techniques and materials, Cherilyn has chosen to follow a more minimalistic approach.
She now uses recycled paper and old/antique textiles in order to give new life to these discarded materials.
Materials which contain memory and history of their own and which have their own stories to tell.
She selects poignant texts to bring into sharp relief the themes that underpin her work; strung together in a deliberate visual game to present a challenge to the viewer.
Concepts such as loss, commemoration and emotion strengthen her autonomous art work
Her colour palette is subdued and combined with meditative ‘slow stitching’ an intimacy is created between the object, the viewer and the maker.
