Studio Dré Wapenaar
Studio Dré Wapenaar
Studio Dré Wapenaar opens its doors for Groot Rotterdams Atelier Weekend 2026 (location 62 on the route map, Rotterdam South). Studios are open Sat 19 Sept and Sun 20 Sept, 12:00 to 18:00. Entry is free with a ticket reserved through GRAW; a voluntary contribution goes to the makers.
Geweven Waarde
The exhibition Geweven Waarde, which was presented in Leiden last year, will be on view in Rotterdam this autumn during the national Open Studio Weekend in September. In this exhibition, the Textile Committee presents ten contemporary artists from the Netherlands who work with a wide range of textile materials and techniques.
The title refers both to the rhythmic, exploratory processes behind their work and to the meaningful connections and values that textiles can create. Textiles are tactile, symbolic, and constructive: they connect people, carry stories, and build forms. Together, the selected works demonstrate the enduring relevance and versatility of textiles in contemporary artistic practice.
Featuring work by: Marian Bijlenga, Célio Braga, Maaike Gottschal, Jas&Cal, Dré Wapenaar, Ellen Mary Rooijakkers, Theo Rooden, Mirjam Hagoort, Lizan Freijsen, and Iemke van Dijk.
Artists
- Exhibition Geweven Waarde (Textile)
Studio Dré Wapenaar opens its doors for Groot Rotterdams Atelier Weekend 2026 (location 62 on the route map, Rotterdam South). Studios are open Sat 19 Sept and Sun 20 Sept, 12:00 to 18:00. Entry is free with a ticket reserved through GRAW; a voluntary contribution goes to the makers.
Geweven Waarde
The exhibition Geweven Waarde, which was presented in Leiden last year, will be on view in Rotterdam this autumn during the national Open Studio Weekend in September. In this exhibition, the Textile Committee presents ten contemporary artists from the Netherlands who work with a wide range of textile materials and techniques.
The title refers both to the rhythmic, exploratory processes behind their work and to the meaningful connections and values that textiles can create. Textiles are tactile, symbolic, and constructive: they connect people, carry stories, and build forms. Together, the selected works demonstrate the enduring relevance and versatility of textiles in contemporary artistic practice.
Featuring work by: Marian Bijlenga, Célio Braga, Maaike Gottschal, Jas&Cal, Dré Wapenaar, Ellen Mary Rooijakkers, Theo Rooden, Mirjam Hagoort, Lizan Freijsen, and Iemke van Dijk.
Artists
- Exhibition Geweven Waarde (Textile)
Studio Dré Wapenaar
Ericastraat 8
3073 HC
Rotterdam