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 see more? scroll down Not just an exhibit.... INTRODUCTION artclub is an important foundation of supperclub. Promoting art in supperclub's white space "canvas", offers a perfect venue for exhibits. Six times a year, supperclub transformes into artclub, as an exhibition space to new and established artists. In addition to showcasing the art, it introduces ‘The view of the Artist’ and explores their work in a Q&A between the artist and curator Micky Hoogen.
artclub guests discover a new way of interpreting art.
Combined with a splendid ambiance of uplifting music, international cuisine and live performances, artclub creates an atmosphere that reflects the art. Guests become a part of the creativity itself. CURATOR Micky Hoogen, curator of artclub, is one of the creative minds behind the original supperclub located in Amsterdam. She is also supperclub's international brand advisor. In Micky’s own words: “At it's core, artclub is a home for artists that gives them the opportunity to expose their work in a unique environment. Art has been a part of me since birth. It's an amazing way to express and communicate, and I'm honored to work with artists who make us see, think and therefore grow.” For information about the artist and purchases of the art work please contact her at c: 415 806 4259 or e:
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Micky Hoogen introduces Ali HanoonSocial imagery produces specific values, tastes, ideals and conducts in the people that make up that society and a network of relations between discourses and social practices. However, each human group defined by characteristics of any kind shares a common denominator the pursuit of happiness. Places of recreation and leisure reflect that quest and the specific intentions of each person. This does not create uniformity of conduct, but it does set trends. Regulatory ideas do not exist in material reality, but they do exist in the individual imagination and collective imaginary. Time to live traces this pursuit of happiness in deferent aspects of the American culture, porting concepts relates to behavior and the implicit paradigms that characterize a lifestyle through the collective and individual identity. Time to Live: size: 45x24 inch technique: Inkjet print on Archival matte paper, glass and wood frame
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Micky Hoogen introduces Lyndon Chubbuck: ProvocationARTCLUB LYNDON CHUBBUCK " A SELECTION" Photos are available in Kodak Endure Matt Prints between 50 x 45 and 35 x 32 inches. All in limited edition.
Lyndon Chubbuck QUOTE about artclub'Working with Micky Hoogen and the artclub on my February 20th to March 10th photography exhibition was indeed a joy. It far exceeded my expectations. From the big-picture concept, music, exotic performance art, evoking a perfect thematic tone, working with Ms. Hoogen was a pleasure. Her presentation supported and elevated the artistic values of my work effortlessly. Micky also has a firm hand on the tiller, attention to detail, is professional and offers the bonus of being a pleasant and gracious collaborator it the process.'Lyndon Chubbuck February 24, artclub @ supperclub LA 
ABOUT LYNDON CHUBBUCK Lyndon Chubbuck is an award winning motion picture and television director and a photographer. He has won or been an official entrant in more than thirty international film festivals for such as: The War Bride, The Right Temptation, The Unnaturals and William Faulkner's, A Rose For Emily. Lyndon's father John grew up with an impoverished background, later to become a renowned scientist. Lyndon was raised in the privileged Georgetown and Capitol Hill areas amongst Washington D.C.'s Social Register. Living in this swatch of society, he learned the fundamentals of power and entitlement, but always felt like an interloper - a socio-economic voyeur. As a filmmaker, Lyndon has a cerebral interest in the nihilistic corrosion of society by violence and greed. And a soulful interests in self-empowerment by small, heroic actions. The review of The War Bride starring Anna Friel, and Academy Award winner Brenda Fricker by Box Office Magazine defines this aspect of his work: "Director Lyndon Chubbuck has orchestrated a profound and moving journey, a film in which ideas and themes emerge from the interaction of human beings, and not in competition with them. The weightier theme, which develops steadily throughout the film, deals with the inescapable effects of a global war and the extent to which a conflict can still wreak emotional havoc on those furthest removed from actual combat." Lyndon's conflicting self-identity is at the core of recurring themes in his photography. Lyndon Chubbuck's tantalizing photography will be available for purchase and on display until March 10, 2011. supperclub los angeles UNVEILS artclub FEATURING EXCLUSIVE WORK BY AWARD-WINNING DIRECTOR / PHOTOGRAPHER LYNDON CHUBBUCK MORE INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS artclub will open it's doors at 5 pm to potential art buyers and influencers alike. Guests will enjoy complimentary tray pass and cocktails courtesy of supperclub. At 6 pm "The View of the Artist" will feature a Q&A with artclub curator Micky Hoogen and Lyndon Chubbuck to expose his body of work. RSVP to
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Join us for the artclub dinner experience after the official opening. At 7 pm it's cocktail time and the dinner starts at 8 pm ($75 for four courses). For dinner reservations please call 323 466 1900 or send an email to
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Micky Hoogen introduces Judith WiersemaDecember 12, artclub @ supperclub LA   ABOUT JUDITH WIERSEMA The promising Dutch artist Judith Wiersema was born in 1968 in the picturesque village Bergen. For more than fifteen years she puts her creative mind and energy into powerful forms in stone and wood. These firm materials symbolize her experience of resistance as she encountered in real life. Her work distinguishes itself due to an unique balance between realistic shapes and sizes of abstraction. The essence of her work in all her sculptures combines both strength and sensitivity of women. The message in her artwork is translated into highly sensual, revealing and teasing compositions. It gives her creations smoothly styled radiance. She transforms her sculptures into bronze and aluminium objects enhancing glamorous effects. She uses metaphorical symbolism in order to emphasize certain strong statements; as the female leg can represent either “Lady’s power” or ”standing your ground” or “hit and run…” The high heal not only refers to ”highly imposed standards’ but also has the meaning “go the extra mile” and the “woman’s secret armor”. It is Judith’s intention to tease the mind and provoke the thoughts; these vibrations reflect to infinite imagination.
Micky Hoogen introduces Nikki Nooteboom - Whiteness November 29, artclub @ supperclub Amsterdam 
Ariel Zachor a.k.a. R.E.L. Ariel is a multimedia and multi disciplinary artist who has lived in Amsterdam since the eighties. Throughout the years he has produced many (inter) national projects, exhibitions, VJ-work and commercials. Dorien Grotzinger Like Ariel, Dorien is a multimedia artist. Besides photography she also produces film and drama. Nickie Nicole as muse Muse are the goddesses or spirits that inspire the creation of literature and the arts. Nickie Nicole, in all her Diva alter-egos is the modern version of the muse. She has been a fountain of inspiration for many artists and photographers. Nickie is an artistic manifest of time and style. Total inspiration. Micky Hoogen introduces Marc Lagrange April 26, artclub @ supperclub Amsterdam Lust - Fantasy is stronger than reality Sunday april 26th through Sunday may 10th Sunday april 26th was a recapulation of Marc Lagrange's work called Lust.  Micky Hoogen introduces Enno RijpmaApril 9, artclub @ supperclub Amsterdam ABOUT ENNO RIJPMA Enno worked hard the last years to become one of Holland's most talented Portret Photographers. He works for all the important public magazines and captured the essence of the Dutch celebrities. Now he takes it one step further. In his exhibition 'The silent Eye' he captures the essence of life that is around us on a daily basis, but that we don't see or are unaware of, simply because it can't be seen. The ultimate beauty of this existence isn't somewhere else, not in the future, not in other people, not in the other, not in the special. The beauty lies in the detail, in yourself, in the silence. As long as you are aware of it.
Enno's work was shown in the Supperclub Amsterdam, sunday april 5th through sunday april 9th.
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