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Dianne Hagen’s works have no titles. They are rightly named after the materials or parts they are composed of, because these works are not sculptures nor objects manufactured from raw material or made with a purpose or a function that would give them unity or clarity. They do not get round to the unity of a name and the clarity of language. Since they have no name, they can not fit in a whole either: the works do not look for contact with their “environment” or the world, nor with each other. The works cannot be “installed”. One can only look for a place where they can be alone in order to exist in their own space. Neither are Hagen’s works constructions or structures. One can not “formalize” the logic with which they were made. The work is not organized or supported by geometrical forms or by numbers, there is no structure which is filled and which gives the parts a necessary place and stability. No abstraction, symmetry, opposition, equilibrium.... Hagen’s works are compositions which, since they give no evidence of an underlying geometry and do not visualize a concept, appear to be amorphous and fragile and not justified.
(From ‘Groene Pasen’ by Bart Verschaffel).
(From ‘Groene Pasen’ by Bart Verschaffel).
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Dianne Hagen studied at the Rietveld Akademie and followed the two-year residency at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. <br /><br />Her works are in museums and private collections in The Netherlands, Canada, America, Belgium, France and India.<br /><br />Selection of solo exhibitions:<br />- ‘Salon of the Innocents’, Lumen Travo Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2014<br />- ‘Holy Canoli’ with Sanjeev Sinha, Lumen Travo Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2010<br />- ‘Grave for Nothing’ with Sanjeev Sinha, Religare Arts-I, New Delhi, India, 2009<br />- Gallery Nelson-Freeman, Paris, France ,2007<br />- Gallery Lumen Travo, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2006<br />- Gallery Philip Nelson, Paris, France 2004 (catalogue)<br />- Ram Foundation, project room, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2003<br />- Gallery Ferdinand van Dieten, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2000<br />- Gallery Xavier Hufkens, Brusssel, Belgium, 1998<br />- Gallery Philip Nelson, Parijs, France, 1997<br />- Unisono 3, Stedelijk museum Schiedam, Schiedam, The Netherlands, 1997 (cat.)<br />- Gallery Xavier Hufkens, Brussel, Belgium, 1996<br /><br />Selection of group exhibitions:<br />- ‘SO HELP ME GOD’, Lumen Travo Gallery, The Netherlands, 2018 (curated by Dianne Hagen)<br />- ‘06’, Lille, France, 2017<br />- ‘Trail’, Lumen Travo Gallery, The Netherlands, 2016<br />- 40 kunstenaars zien van Gogh, de collectie van Cornel Bierens, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, <br /> The Netherlands, 2015<br />- Amsterdam Drawing, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2014<br />- ‘MAVA Unity’Residency and exhibition, Cotonou, Benin, 2014<br />- ‘Connect’, Lumen Travo, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2011<br />- Art Rotterdam, Lumen Travo, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2011<br />- ‘Works’, Fragments of a collection”, (with ao Jean Marc Bustamante, René Daniels, Katherina<br /> Fritsch, Robert Gober, Sherrie Levine, Bruce Nauman, Richard Prince, Thomas Schütte), curated <br /> by Jan Vercruysse, STUK museum Leuven, Belgium, 2009<br />- Art protects, Gallery Yvon Lambert, Paris, France, 2009<br />- Art Summit, New Delhi, India, 2009<br />- Flower Power, Villa Giulia – CRAA Centro Ricerca Arte Attuale, Verbania, Italy, 2009<br />- FIAC, Paris, 2008<br />- Gallery Nelson-Freeman, Paris, 2007<br />- ‘Buddha Enlightened’, Bodhgaya, India, 2006<br />- ‘Much Obliged With Grace’, Dianne Hagen, Tessa Joosse, Remy Jungerman, Arthur Neve, <br /> Gayatri Subramanian, 2006 Bitola, Macedonia; 2005 Villa de Bank, Enschede, The Netherlands;<br /> 2004 Outline Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br />- “2456”, Paris, France, 2005<br />- Gallery Philip Nelson, Paris, France, 2004, <br />- Basel Art Fair with gallery Philip Nelson, Switzerland, 2004<br />- Gallery Philip Nelson, Paris, France, 2003<br />- “The Seven Year Itch”, Stedelijk Museum Schiedam, Schiedam, The Netherlands, 2003<br />- “No I.D.” , Mumbai, India, 2002<br />- RAM Foundation, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2002 with Arjanne van der Spek, Monigue Benthin,<br /> Dianne Hagen, Josephine Sloet, Gerard Verdijk, <br />- Art-33-Basel with Gallery Philip Nelson, Switzerland ,2002 (catalogue)<br />- Art Fair Chicago with Gallery Philip Nelson, USA, 2002<br />- ”Concrete”, W139, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2002 (catalogue)<br />- “Bollywood has arrived”, Passengers Terminal, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2001<br />- Art fair Chicago with Gallery Philip Nelson, America 2001<br />- Art Fair Brussels with Gallery Ferdinand van Dieten, Belgium 2001<br />- Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem, with Dianne Hagen, David Lindberg, Monica Aerden, The Netherlands 2001<br />- Kanoria Centre for Arts (Work period), Ahmedabad, India, 2000, <br />- ‘Kunst § Zwalm ‘99’, Belgium, 1999 (catalogue)<br />- ‘Een keuze’, werk van kunstenaressen uit museumcollecties”, Den Haag, The Netherlands 1998<br />- Art fair Chicago with Galerie Philip Nelson, USA, 1998<br />- ‘Unlimited. NL’, museum De Appel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1998 (catalogue)<br />- ‘Reushering in Sacrality’, curators Henk Slager and Hubert Diether, Galerie Ferdinand van Dieten, <br /> Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1997 (catalogue)<br />- Art Fair Chicago with Gallery Philip Nelson, America 1997<br />- “Groene Pasen”, Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens, Belgium with Dianne Hagen, Carla Klein, Aglaia <br /> Konrad, Peter Rogiers, Robert Suermondt, Stephen Wilks, 1997 (catalogue)<br />- Art fair Chicago with Gallery Philip Nelson, USA,1996<br />- Solo booth Kunstrai, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1995<br />- Art Fair Brussels with Gallery Xavier Hufkens, Belgium,1995<br />- ‘Call it sleep’, Witte de With, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 1995, curator Jef Cornelis (catalogue)<br />- ‘Une proposition de Bart Cassiman’, Gallery Philip Nelson, Paris, France, 1995, with Dora Garcia, <br /> Dianne Hagen, Liza May Post, Anne-Marie Schneider, Gert Verhoeven, Stephen Wilks<br />- Prix Nouvelles Images, Den Haag, The Netherlands 1995 (catalogue)<br /><br />Commission work<br />2012 – “Infinite Desire”, ECO sculpture Park, Patna, India<br />2010 - “Follow the leader”, Patna, India<br />2006 - Gezondheidscentrum Slotermeer, Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br /><br />Organised projects: <br />2017- Artists’ initiative of Sanjeev Sinha and Dianne Hagen organised “Hold…On, Buddha Enlightened, Art & World peace”, an international site-specific sculpture park for which 11 artist from all over the world were invited to create a permanent art work in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India. <br />2011- Artists’ initiative of Sanjeev Sinha and Dianne Hagen “Buddha Enlightened- 2 BE, Art & World peace” an international site-specific art event for which 31 artist from all over the world were invited to work in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India. The works with permanent value are placed in Patna in public space.<br />2006- Artists’ initiative of Sanjeev Sinha and Dianne Hagen “Buddha Enlightened, Art & World peace”, an international site-specific art event for which 31 artist from all over the world were invited to work in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India<br /><br />Catalogues:<br />2018, Buddha Enlightened, Art & world peace, Hold…On<br />2011, Buddha Enlightened- 2 Be, India<br />2009, Grave for Nothing, Religare Arts I, New Delhi, India<br />2007, Buddha Enlightened, India<br />2004, By my hand, in disguise, ISBN 90 9017953 4<br />2002, Wij bouwen nieuwe zinnen, W139 annual 99-00-01-02, Amsterdam ISBN 90 75387 03 2<br />2002, Art-33- Basel Catalogue<br />2001, Bulletin Stedelijk museum, Schiedam, The Netherlands<br />2000, Kunst en Zwalm, vzw Boem, Belgium<br />1999, Bevlogen lichtheid door Hugo Bousset, Meulenhof/Kritak, Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br />1999, Dietsche Warande § Belfort, Belgium<br />1998, Unlimited.nl, De Appel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br />1998, De actualiteit van het sacrale, Global Vernuft, Amsterdam, The Netherlands<br />1997, Bulletin Stedelijk museum Schiedam, The Netherlands<br />1997, Groene Pasen, Belgium<br />1996, Witte de With cahiers 4, Rotterdam, The Netherlands<br />1995, Prix Nouvelles Images, Den Haag, The Netherlands<br /><br />Documentary<br />2009 - Grave for Something, by Johny ML for Religare Arts I, New Delhi , India<br />