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'Cut Painting!', publication, Martijn Sandberg, BPD, Dec 2022
'Cut Painting!' is the title of the online publication, published as a sequel to the eponymous exhibition. The publication comprehensively displays the exhibition, with photos and Martijn Sandberg's notes on the cut paintings and his choices from the BPD Kunstcollectie.
Let yourself be guided through the story he has assembled from the cut paintings and the work by René Daniëls, Günther Foerg, Daan van Golden, Reinier Lucassen, Pieter Laurens Mol, Jan van Munster, Maarten Ploeg, Jan Roeland, Jan Schoonhoven and Han Schuil.
The digital publication (Dutch/English) may be downloaded here as a pdf:
BPD Martijn Sandberg Cut Painting.pdf
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'Cut Painting!', Martijn Sandberg
BPD Kunstcollectie, Amsterdam |
'Cut Painting!', BPD Kunstcollectie, Amsterdam, April-October 2022
'Cut Painting!' - Works by Martijn Sandberg are on view in his exhibition 'Cut Painting!' at the former Aldo van Eyck Burgerweeshuis, BPD Kunstcollectie, Amsterdam. He has made a selection of his own works - the cut paintings - for this exhibition, as well as works of art from the BPD Art Collection.
Click here for photos of the exhibition 'Cut Painting!' in section 'cut paintings' at this website.
Click here for a pdf of text in English.
Click here for a pdf of text in Dutch.
More info: Cut Painting!, publication/folder (in Dutch), A2-pdf.
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'Cut Painting!', Martijn Sandberg
BPD Kunstcollectie, Amsterdam |
'Zuiderkerkprijs' & 'Abe Bonnemaprijs' awarded to Spaarndammerhart, 2021
The Zuiderkerk Prize 2021 & the Abe Bonnema Prize 2021 have been awarded to the project Spaarndammerhart in the Spaarndammer district in Amsterdam.
Spaarndammerhart is a collaboration between Korth Tielens Architecten and Marcel Lok_Architect with artist Martijn Sandberg and DS Landschapsarchitecten. Development and execution by Heijmans Vastgoed Ontwikkeling.
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Spaarndammerhart, gate 'Anno 3025'
Krommeniestraat, Amsterdam |
Project Spaarndammerhart, article/ reportage, September 2021
A special reportage has been published online by Brickworks Vande Moortel about the site-specific art by Martijn Sandberg for the new building complex Spaarndammerhart in the Spaarndammer district, Amsterdam:
'Spaarndammerhart te Amsterdam eert traditie uit het verleden en brengt architectuur, kunst en natuur samen/ Tapijt van straatbakstenen als onderdeel van architecturaal kunstwerk van Martijn Sandberg'
'Spaarndammerhart in Amsterdam honors tradition from the past and brings architecture, art and nature together / Carpet of paving stones as part of architectural artwork by Martijn Sandberg'
The article (in Dutch) can be found here:
http://www.vandemoortel.nl
Click here to view or download article as PDF.
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Spaarndammerhart, paving courtyard
Krommeniestraat, Amsterdam |
Project Spaarndammerhart, nominations, September 2021
The Spaarndammerhart project has been nominated for the Habitat category of the Dutch Design Awards 2021, and for the 'Residential Building of the Year 2021' prize by Architectenweb.
Spaarndammerhart is a collaboration between Korth Tielens Architecten and Marcel Lok_Architect with artist Martijn Sandberg and DS landscape architects for client Heijmans.
More info on the project Spaarndammerhart with the integrated art by Martijn Sandberg can be found here, in section 'public artworks' at this website.
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Spaarndammerhart, gate 'Anno 3025'
Krommeniestraat, Amsterdam |
Project Spaarndammerhart, cover De Architect, June 2021
Project Spaarndammerhart is featured on the cover of magazine 'De Architect', June 2021. Spaarndammerhart is a collaboration between Korth Tielens Architecten and Marcel Lok_Architect with artist Martijn Sandberg and DS landscape architects for client Heijmans.
More info on the project Spaarndammerhart with the integrated art by Martijn Sandberg can be found here, in section 'public artworks' at this website.
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'De Architect', cover, June 2021 |
Project Spaarndammerhart in NAi Yearbook, May 2021
Project Spaarndammerhart is featured on the cover of the NAi yearbook edition 'Architectuur in Nederland 2020/2021' ('Architecture in The Netherlands 2020/2021'). Spaarndammerhart is a collaboration between Korth Tielens Architecten and Marcel Lok_Architect with artist Martijn Sandberg and DS landscape architects for client Heijmans.
More info on the project Spaarndammerhart with the integrated art by Martijn Sandberg can be found here, in section 'public artworks' at this website.
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NAi 'Jaarboek Architectuur 2020/2021',
ISBN: 978-94-6208-621-0 |
Work in progress, Spaarndammerhart, Amsterdam, Jan 2021
The realisation of the artwork by Martijn Sandberg for the new building project at the Krommeniestraat in the Spaarndammer district, Amsterdam, is currently in progress. The artwork is an integral part of the building complex by Korth Tielens Architecten, Marcel Lok Architect MLA, and DS Landschapsarchitecten.
The site-specific art by Martijn Sandberg will be executed in brick relief on the interior of the three archways and within paving stones upon the floor to the interior courtyard: 'De Oude Weg Naar De Nieuwe Tijd'.
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'Anno 3025', brickwork in relief
Krommeniestraat, Amsterdam |
Pedestrian bridge, De Boelegracht, Zuidas, Amsterdam, July 2020
Martijn Sandberg has made a design for a pedestrian bridge at Amsterdam Zuidas in collaboration with Haasnoot Bruggen, commissioned by ZuidSchans C.V., Amsterdam.
The pedestrian bridge is a connection for De Boelelaan to the Zuidas, near building The George. The design is made in close coordination with the municipality of Amsterdam and the bridge is offered by ZuidSchans C.V.
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Pedestrian bridge, drawing, 2020
De Boelegracht, Zuidas, Amsterdam |
'U Bevindt Zich Hier', Oranje Vrijstaatkade, Amsterdam, Dec 2019
On Wednesday 18 December, the artwork 'U Bevindt Zich Hier' ('You Are Here'), created by artist Martijn Sandberg, will be unveiled on the Oranje Vrijstaatkade, Amsterdam. The artwork honours prominent residents, groups or places highlighting the character of District Oost in the twentieth century.
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'Ik Weet Het Niet', concrete column
'U Bevindt Zich Hier', Amsterdam |
'Symposium Naoorlogse Monumentale Wandkunst', Amsterdam, Dec 2018
On Thursday 6 December, the city of Amsterdam is organizing a symposium on post-war monumental wall art. In the past two years, Amsterdam's monumental wall art from the Reconstruction Period (1945-1975) has been inventoried and assessed at the request of the City Council. In this symposium, a number of speakers, a.o. Martijn Sandberg, will discuss post-war wall art from different angles.
Date: 6 December 2018, 2-6 pm
Location: House of Watt, James Wattstraat 73, Amsterdam
Research Project: Postwar Monumental Wall Art Amsterdam
Inventory: Yteke Spoelstra - Norman Vervat
Sounding Board Group: Frans van Burkom - Martijn Sandberg - Simone Vermaat
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'Naoorlogse Monumentale Wandkunst', 2018
Publication, BMA, Municipality Amsterdam |
'Temporary Contemporary', recent works by Martijn Sandberg, Oct 2018
A selection of recent works by Martijn Sandberg can be found here in the website section 'prints & editions'.
It includes 'Im Westen Noch Immer Nichts Neues', 'Temporary Contemporary', 'Nothing New Under The Sun', from 'Hallucinations' (2017-2018); an ongoing series of works on brushed aluminium. Each, ink on aluminium, 21cmx30cm.
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'Im Westen Noch Immer Nichts Neues', 2017
Ink on aluminium |
Project site-specific artwork, Werkspoorhal, Amsterdam, October 2018
Martijn Sandberg has been invited to develop a plan for a site-specific artwork to be realised at the location Werkspoorhal, Oostenburg, Amsterdam.
The artwork by Martijn Sandberg will be an integral part of the pipe system in the interior of the former industrial complex Werkspoorhal. Redevelopment project by: Vorm Ontwikkeling BV, OZ Architectenbureau, Amsterdam, Workshop architecten, Beta Architecten, Space Encounters, Lola Landscape Architects.
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Plan impression, 2018
Project Werkspoorhal, Amsterdam |
'Van Iwaarden Artwork & Kunstenaars', Loods 6, Amsterdam, 25 - 26 Nov 2017
Van Iwaarden Artwork organizes an exhibition in their establishment in Amsterdam on the 25th and the 26th of November 2017.
In the exhibition Van Iwaarden shows art projects they technically developed and accomplished for different artists. Besides this, original works will be on view of all participating artists.
With Aam Solleveld, Anuli Croon, Jan van der Ploeg, Martijn Sandberg, Nicole Martens, Roland Schimmel, Sanne Bruggink, Tim Ayres and Walter van Broekhuizen.
Van Iwaarden assisted in the technical realisation of the following public artworks by Martijn Sandberg: 'Silence Please Science Please' (2017), 'U Heeft Tien Bewaarde Berichten' (2013), 'De Sleutel Ligt Onder De Deurmat' (2012), 'Forever Young' (2005).
Exhibition: Van Iwaarden Artwork & Kunstenaars
Location: Loods 6, De Bagagehal, KNSM-laan 143, Amsterdam
Date: 25 November - 26 November 2017, 11 am - 5 pm
More info: www.iwaarden.nl
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'Forever Young', Martijn Sandberg, 2005
OSG Singelland, Drachten/ NL |
Project site-specific artwork, Leerfabriek KVL, Oisterwijk, July 2017
Martijn Sandberg's plan for a site-specific artwork has been selected by the jury to be realised at the location KVL, Oisterwijk, The Netherlands.
The artwork will be an integral part of the redeveloped industrial complex of the former Royal United Leather Factory, Leerfabriek KVL. Realisation of the artwork by Martijn Sandberg is expected to be completed in 2019.
Art jury committee: BPD Ontwikkeling BV/BPD Kunstcollectie, Diederendirrix Architecten, MTD Landschapsarchitecten, Sundaymorning@ekwc/Europees Keramisch Werkcentrum EKWC, Municipality Oisterwijk.
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Project FIRST, Rotterdam, in NAi Yearbook, June 2017
The building project FIRST by De Architeken Cie. at Weena Rotterdam, with the brick artwork 'One More Wall Well Done' by Martijn Sandberg, is featured in the NAi yearbook edition 'Architectuur in Nederland 2016/2017' ('Architecture in The Netherlands 2016/2017').
Click here for photos and information on the artwork 'One More Wall Well Done' by Martijn Sandberg, in the section 'public artworks'.
Click here for PDF of article "Archetype van een muurtje" ("Archetype of a wall"), kM Magazine, kM 101 (2017), text NL. Click here for text NL-ENG, in the section 'articles'.
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NAi 'Jaarboek Architectuur 2016/2017'
ISBN: 978-94-6208-353-0 |
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'Typo Safari', film documentary and book publication, Jan 2017
The brick letters 'Forever Stoned' from Martijn Sandberg's artwork 'Forever in Stone' in Amsterdam, are on view in the documentary series 'Typo Safari', by French filmmaker Thomas Sipp. (Co-production: ARTE France, Les Films d'Ici, 205 Corp)
The complete series of typographic expeditions accross cities in Europe, with the episode on Amsterdam, guided by type designer Bas Jacobs, can be viewed online at the website ARTE Creative:
http://www.creative.arte.tv/de/typo-safari
For episode city 'Amsterdam', see:
http://www.creative.arte.tv/de/typo-safari-8
Safari Typo Amsterdam
Based on the French documentary, a book has been released in the Netherlands, titled 'Safari Typo Amsterdam'. The booklet is a brief typographic tour of letters in public space in Amsterdam, presented by type designer Bas Jacobs.
Featuring a.o. the brick letters from the artwork 'Forever in Stone' by Martijn Sandberg, and letter forms by Piet Kramer, Reinoud Oudshoorn, Anton Kurvers, Janno Hahn, Hijman Louis de Jong, Rene Knip.
More about the publication: 'Safari Typo Amsterdam', ISBN 978 94 90913 66 3.
More info on the artwork: 'Forever in Stone', section 'public artworks'.
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'Forever in Stone', 2008
Olympisch Kwartier, Amsterdam |
'Silence Please Science Please', site-specific artwork, FWN, Leiden, Jan 2017
Martijn Sandberg has realised a site-specific artwork: an acoustic wall in the interior of the newly constructed Gorlaeus Beta Campus of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FWN), University of Leiden.
The artwork consists of connected perforated aluminium panels, covering the surface of the wall in the hall, vacant space and first floor of the building. The perforated artwork is twenty metres long, seven metres high and lit from within.
A sequence of words appears in the pattern of circles when the artwork is viewed from different sightlines. The words may be read in succession from left to right - but also from right to left, from above to below, from below to above and in diagonal reading order: 'Silence Please Science Please'.
Click here for more photos and information on the artwork 'Silence Please Science Please', in the section 'public artworks'.
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'Silence Please Science Please', 2017
FWN, Beta Campus, University Leiden |
Project Spaarndammerschoollocatie, Amsterdam, Dec 2016
The team of Korth Tielens Architecten and Marcel Lok Architect with project developer Heijmans Vastgoed, DS landschapsarchitecten, artist Martijn Sandberg and Fore installation consultants, has been selected to further develop their plan for the housing programme to be realised at the former Spaarndammer School site, Amsterdam.
The Spaarndammer School site (Spaarndammerschoollocatie) is located in the Spaarndammerbuurt, an area of the city with listed residential housing, characteristic of Amsterdamse School architecture.
Click here for more info, article (in Dutch), 'Uitslag tender Spaarndammerschool', www.dearchitect.nl, news, 02/12/2016.
Click here to view or download more info on the artwork, concept text (in Dutch), 'Kunsttoepassing Spaarndammerschoollocatie', as pdf.
Click here for more images and a selection of concept drawings of the artwork, in the section 'concepts & projects'.
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Plan impression, 2016
Project Spaarndammerschool, Amsterdam |
'One More Wall Well Done', site-specific artwork, First, Rotterdam, Sept 2016
Martijn Sandberg has realised a site-specific artwork on the Southern facade of First, a new build project on the Weena in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
The brick facade relief covers a wall surface measuring three and half metres high and twenty seven metres long. A message has been left on the wall, written in relief with brick letters two and half metres high: 'One more wall well done'.
Click here for more information on the artwork 'One More Wall Well Done', in the section 'public artworks'.
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'One More Wall Well Done', 2016
Wall relief, First building, Rotterdam |
'Evening at BNO' with lecture by Martijn Sandberg, BNO Utrecht, 2016
Martijn Sandberg speaks about his artworks in public space and architecture at BNO, Utrecht, on Tuesday evening 25 March 2016. Other lectures by Floor Wesseling and editors of magazine De Dakhaas.
Location: BNO, Kapitaal, Plompetorengracht 4, Utrecht/NL
Date: 25 March 2016, 8 pm
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Lecture by Martijn Sandberg
BNO Utrecht, 25 March 2016 |
'Vivat Musica Pereat Mundus', recent music by Martijn Sandberg, August 2015
Recent music by Martijn Sandberg is now online. A selection of 'Songs Without Words' from his project 'Vivat Musica Pereat Mundus' can be found here in the website section 'music', or visit the following page on Soundcloud:
http://www.soundcloud.com/msandbergmusic
All 'Songs Without Words' composed and performed by Martijn Sandberg.
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'Vivat Musica Pereat Mundus', 2015
Music project by Martijn Sandberg |
'In Plaats Van 'DNB Weg Ermee', Amsterdam, 9 June 2015
Martijn Sandberg reacts to the call for the De Nederlandsche Bank to be demolished to enable the return of the Palace for National Industry (Paleis voor Volksvlijt) to the Frederiksplein in Amsterdam.
Demolition of De Nederlandsche Bank, however, would imply that Peter Struycken's intriguing artwork would be permanently lost to the Amsterdam street scene.
The text 'Instead Of 'DNB Must Not Be' may be found in Dutch and English on the website in the 'blog' section.
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Fence, Peter Struycken, 1992
De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam |
'Zuiderkerkprijs 2013' awarded to project Kraaipan School, Dec 2013
The Zuiderkerk Prize 2013 has been awarded to the housing and renovation project Kraaipanschool in the Transvaal neighbourhood in Amsterdam.
The design is by Architectenbureau Hoogeveen, commissioned by housing association Ymere. The paving artwork 'Tomorrow Everything Will Be Alright' by Martijn Sandberg is located on the new square of the Kraaipan project.
The Zuiderkerkprijs is an annual award by Amsterdam city council for the architect and the commissioning client of the best housing project realised in the city of Amsterdam during the past year.
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'Zuiderkerkprijs 2013'
Project Kraaipanschool, Amsterdam |
'Lettering Large'
ISBN-10: 1580933599 |
'Citylikeyou', online article, Martijn Sandberg, Amsterdam, January 2012
For the online magazine Citylikeyou Martijn Sandberg has described and photographed his choice of five locations in the city of Amsterdam:
http://file-magazine.com/citylikeyou/profiles/martijn-sandberg
'We are excited to unveil a new addition to FILE, Citylikeyou. An inspirational view about creatives and their cities. At Citylikeyou selected creatives from across the world will introduce you to their favorite places, as well as a personal insight into how their work and lives are reflected by the city.' Citylikeyou, London/ UK
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'Slopersbal en Slag bij Waterloo', Amsterdam, 29 June 2011
Martijn Sandberg reacts to the threatened disappearance of distinctive works of art created in the Seventies and early Eighties from several stations involved in the Amsterdam Metro East Line renovation.
A short version of the text 'Demolition Ball and Battle of Waterloo' by Martijn Sandberg can be found in English and Dutch at the website's 'blog' section.
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Demolition ball, artwork by Jan Sierhuis, 1980
Metro station Nieuwmarkt, Amsterdam |