Juliette Tulkens

painting - drawing - digital

Juliette Tulkens focuses on drawing and painting with a wide spectrum of use of materials and themes. Her studious character takes her through centuries of painting, absorbing all facets of old and contemporary paintings in order to further process all this knowledge in her work. She investigates various painting techniques; eg egg tempera, oil paint, but certainly also the latest developments in digital drawing and painting. She uses these techniques in a free way to arrive at a balanced image in which they are regularly examined together within a painting. Thematically, too, she draws from the rich historical visual history of painting in which Tulkens has refined contemporary visual culture. The drawings, paintings and also digital work show a thorough study of colour, composition, material and figuration. Although her work is created intuitively, it expresses a universal imagination that offers the viewer plenty of room to project their own experience and story onto the work.


Seasonal paintings

Exhibition / presentation

  • 11-12-2022
  • In collaboration with: Goslink
  • Location: Quarantine Studio, Rotterdam
  • Duo exhibition and CD and catalog presentation Goslink and Juliette Tulkens. Seasonal paintings and drawings and Goslink's 'Soundtracks for my paintings'.

Festival Quarantine Special #1 and #2

  • 12-06-2016 t/m 02-06-2018
  • In collaboration with: Harm Goslink Kuiper and Charlois Special
  • Location: Quarantine area, Rotterdam
  • A sophisticated and diverse festival full of art, music, literature, good food and relaxation. Goslink and I organized several large (yet charming, intimate and modest) festivals (including Festival Quarantine Special 1 and 2 in 2016 and 2018) and small events where art, theater, music and education alternated in a playful way in the monumental buildings from the Quarantine area and in the beautiful green outdoor area.
  • https://www.facebook.com/FestivalQuarantaineSpeciaal

'Dream art 1900 and 2000' / cat.

Exhibition / presentation

  • 07-06-2014 t/m 31-08-2014
  • Location: Singer Museum Laren, Laren
  • The Singer Museum in Laren showed the exhibition 'Droomkunst 1900 / 2000: the art of two fin de siècles', with work from the private collection of Gerard van Wezel. While collecting, Van Wezel discovered that the art of around 1900 shows many parallels with that of today.
  • https://rond1900.nl/over-droomkunst-en-de-man-van-het-jaar/

'Into Drawing' / cat.

Exhibition / presentation

  • 01-01-2008
  • Location: Stiftung Museum, Schloss Moyland, Bedburg-hau
  • Contemporary Dutch drawings, curator Arno Kramer

'Into Drawing' / cat.

Exhibition / presentation

  • 01-01-2007
  • Venue: Instituto Universitario Olandese di Storia Dell'Arte, Florence
  • Contemporary Dutch drawings, curator Arno Kramer

'Into Drawing' / cat.

Exhibition / presentation

  • until 01-01-2006
  • Location: Institute Néerlandais, Paris
  • Contemporary Dutch drawings, curator Arno Kramer

'Pump the cherry 2'

Exhibition / presentation

  • 12-11-2006 t/m 10-12-2006
  • Location: Galerie Cockie Snoei, curator Erik van Lieshout, Rotterdam
  • An exhibition curated by Erik van Lieshout. The title comes from artist Erik van Lieshout. Just like five years ago, he selected six artists as guest curator for the Cokkie Snoei gallery who, just like him, fall for visual spectacle. Also starring: Mia Andresen, Vladimir Katchour, Shana Moulton, Johanna de Schipper, Lucy Stein

'Into Drawing' / cat.

Exhibition / presentation

  • 01-01-2005
  • Venue: Limerick City Gallery of Art, Limerick
  • Contemporary Dutch drawings, curator Arno Kramer

'Into Drawing' / cat.

Exhibition / presentation

  • 01-01-2005
  • Location: Coda Museum, Apeldoorn
  • Contemporary Dutch drawings, curator Arno Kramer

'Wakaman'

Exhibition / presentation

  • 28-10-2005 t/m 11-12-2005
  • Location: Tent., curator Michael Tedja, Rotterdam
  • With the project Wakaman walks the artists Remy Jungerman, Gillion Grantsaan and Michael Tedja truly let the Wakaman (literally: 'walking man') walk. The projects focuses on art of non-western people that are living in the West and have encountered problems with regard to categorization, recognition and interpretation.

Art Rotterdam

Exhibition / presentation

  • 01-01-2001
  • Location: Loerakker gallery Amsterdam, Cruise Terminal, Rotterdam

Cabinets of wishful thinking

  • Location: Gallery Retort/curator Monika Zarzeczna, Amsterdam
  • with Folkert de Jong, Walter van Broekhuizen, Alexander Komarov, Jasper de Beijer, David Iserief, Monika Zarzeczna

'The unanswered question'

Exhibition / presentation

  • 01-01-2000
  • Location: Loerakker gallery, curator Kars Persoon, Amsterdam
  • 'The unanswered question' curated by K.Persoon Loerakker gallery

Acknowledgments

    Scholarship
  • FvBK/ Start Stipendium

  • 2006
    Scholarship
  • FvBK/ Basic stipend

  • 2001
    Collection
  • CBK Amsterdam

  • 2002, Amsterdam
    Collection
  • Bonnefanten Museum collection

  • 2001, Maastricht
    Collection
  • Teylers Museum Collection

  • 2001, Harlem
    Collection
  • private collection Gerard van Wezel

  • 2001,
    Publication
  • Dream Art | 1900 and 2000

  • 2014
  • Catalog accompanying the Singer Museum Laren exhibition
  • WBOOKS - Gerard van Wezel, Mariette Haverman
    Publication
  • 'Drawing is serious, big and grand'

  • 2008
  • NRC Handelsblad - Sandra Smets
    Publication
  • Bells and Whistles in 'Pump the Cherry 2'

  • 2006
  • NRC Handelsblad - Sandra Smets
    Publication
  • 'This is my meta-artwork'

  • 2005
  • Volkskrant - Wieteke van Zeil
    Publication
  • Into Drawing, Contemporary Dutch drawings

  • 2005
  • Catalog Into Drawing
  • -Arno Kramer
    Publication
  • 'Drawing pur sang'

  • 2005
  • Art sculpture no.9 - Rob Peree
    Publication
  • Battle of the Quarantine Ground is not yet decided. Will the green city oasis also retain its cultural value in the future?

  • 2023
  • Onderstroom/Watertaxi Rotterdam - Wim de Jong
    Publication
  • Quarantine area will soon be a conference location for the port

  • 2021
  • Onderstroom/Watertaxi Rotterdam - Wim de Jong
    Publication
  • Dear museum: let artists choose for themselves which colors they adopt

  • 2023
  • Opinion Visual Arts
  • NRC Handelsblad - Michael Tedja