Benefit Auction
auction closed/ total amount of benefit auction € 30.831
Use the ‘Bid’ button to send an email in which you state your bid, the artwork on which you are bidding, and your name. All bids are binding. The auction closes on 26 September at 18.00. The highest bidder for each artwork will receive a confirmation email. After payment, in consultation, each buyer will collect their purchased artwork in Amsterdam or Wijlre.
Ien Lucas</strong
’Note’ No. 0269.19, 2021
Acrylic on MDF, 26 x 33 x 4 cm
David Bade
Kennis Muil / Knowledge Muzzle, 2019
Watercolour, 30 x 21 cm
Stephen Wilks
Vessel, 2015
Ceramic, 65 x 19 x 16 cm
Klaas Kloosterboer
‘21122’, 2021
Oil on linen, 55 x 45 cm
Oscar Lourens
Grey Measurements for Wijlre, 2021
Primer on plastic, wooden side tabel
88 x 70 x 70 cm
André de Jong
Tree Study (2020)
Dry print op Hahnemühle Photorag (308 g), 24×18 cm, edition 23 van 25
Andrea Radai
Mirror mirror on the wall 15, 2021</strongPaint on canvas, mirror with metal frame, diameter 17 cm
Chaim van Luit
One plus One equals Three, 2020
Iron
circa 7 x 40 cm
P. Struycken
CONW28 TGCOL1, June ’90
Screenprint on paper, polyvinylated, 100 x 100 cm
Ger van Elk
Self Painted Palet, 1993
100x80cm
Screenprint on photolithograph on paper, edition of 50 numbered copies
Joris Vanpoucke
Mountains, 2021</strong
Paint on canvas, 40 x 30 cm
Toon Verhoef
Untitled, 2021
Oil and acrylic on linen, 60 x 80 cm
Koen van den Broek
Casting Balance, 2020 (edition of 50)
Screen print 70 x 50 cm
Milah van Zuilen
Random composition with Fagus, Acer and Prunus, 2021
Český les, Milíře, 40x50, 2021, dried leaves on cardboard
Petrovsky & Ramone
Love & Light, 2021
Print, 60 x 80 cm
Phoebe Pryor
Toast 1 & 2, 2021
acrylic paint and oil pastel on paper, 21x16cm each
Pieter W. Postma
Diamond, Brown & Pink, 2021
Sculpture, 47 x 23 x 22 cm
Twan Janssen
‘A temporary rearrangement of Molecules’, 2021
3D printed Polylactic Acid, acrylic paint, 19 x 18 x 4 cm.
Wieteke Heldens
It's Like, You Know (non toxic), 2021
Acrylic on canvas, 43x53 cm
Johan Tahon
Monk Study, 2019
Stoneware, 24 x 7 x 7 cm
Gé-Karel van der Sterren
Liquid 38 (2000)
Acrylic and oil on canvas, 120x100cm
In the wake of the flood disaster in Limburg, Kasteel Wijlre estate is holding an online benefit auction, the proceeds of which will go entirely to the estate. From 20 to 26 September, you can bid on 21 works of art, from established artists to up-and-coming talent. Place your bid and get your hands on one of these masterpieces. Your purchase will help the estate become the meeting place that connects art, nature, architecture, and heritage again.
Participating artists: P. Struycken, Gé-karel van der Sterren, Ger van Elk, David Bade, André de Jong, Stephen Wilks, Toon Verhoef, Milah van Zuilen, Joris Vanpoucke, Petrovsky & Ramone, Wieteke Heldens, Oscar Lourens, Ien Lucas , Koen van den Broek, Phoebe Pryor, Klaas Kloosterboer, Twan Janssen, Andrea Radai, Johan Tahon, Pieter W. Postma, Chaim van Luit.
We were delighted to reopen after the mandatory corona lockdown. But how our hearts sank when we were hit by the severe floods three weeks later. Within hours of the Geul bursting its banks, the park and Hedge House art pavilion were deluged with water. The damage to the art pavilion is extensive, and the ‘Spirit of Kindergarten’ exhibition will not return to the Hedge House due to lengthy renovations. The estate’s park has also suffered considerable damage. As a result, the Hedge House will again be unable to receive visitors for a long time and we will miss out on much-needed public income for a year.
Thanks to all the artists and the galleries Gerhard Hofland, Fons Welters, Borzo, Torch Gallery, The Merchant House, Ron Mandos, Andriesse-Eyck, De Expeditie, Ellen de Bruijne Projects, galerie Onrust en Tegenboschvanvreden.
The online benefit auction will take place from 20 to 26 September 2021 at www.kasteelwijre.nl
The Kasteel Wijlre estate foundation is responsible for the operation, cultural programming of exhibitions, educational projects, and the garden maintenance of the Gesamtkunstwerk. Our vision is to connect people, art, nature, architecture and heritage.