Ellen Spijkstra
Dutch ceramic artist and photographer (born 1957)
About Ellen Spijkstra
Born 1957. Ellen Spijkstra is a Dutch ceramicist, photographer and sculptor.
Ellen Spijkstra (born 3 August 1957) is a Dutch ceramic artist and photographer, resident in Curaçao. In 1980 she moved to Curaçao with her husband, Eric de Brabander. In 1985–1986 she took a summer course in glassblowing at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the Rochester, New York metropolitan area, followed by theory courses in clay and glaze studies and kiln construction as part of the Master of Fine Arts Ceramics program. In 1991 she completed a photography course at the New York Institute of Photography.
Spijkstra draws much of her inspiration from Curaçao's natural environment. She combines her ceramics with rock and coral fragments and integrates photos of corals in her ceramics. Her main themes are land and water, life and decay. She creates ceramic pieces on a variety of scales, ranging from small to monumental, and prefers to work on series.
Spijkstra has taught at, among others, the Instituto Buena Bista in Curaçao, the Ateliers '89 in Aruba and the Taller Escuela Arte Fuego in Caracas. As an artist-in-residence she worked at the Taller Varadero in Cuba (seventh Havana Biennale), the Resen International Ceramic Colony in Resen and the Shangyu Celadon Modern International Ceramic Center in Shangyu, China.
Spijkstra's work is held, among other museums, in the collection of the Curaçaosch Museum.
She is a member of the International Academy of Ceramics.
Publications Global Local: Ellen Spijkstra Ceramics and Photography. Harderwijk: d'jonge Hond, 2008. With texts by Saskia Meijer and Marjan Unger. .
Solo exhibitions 1988 Ceramic sculptures and photographs, Het Curaçaosch Museum 1989 Ellen Spijkstra, Taller Escuela Arte Fuego, Caracas 1993 Lustrum Prijs, Curaçaosch Museum, Curaçao 2004 Waterwerk, Dutch Maritime Museum, Amsterdam 2008 Kleurgamma Downtown, Amsterdam 2008 Photoimagen, The French Embassy Gallery, Santo Domingo 2008 Global Local, Galerie Bloemhof, Curaçao 2009 Ellen Spijkstra, Photography and Ceramics, Galerie Taptoe, Brussels 2013 Oud en Nieuw, Avila Beach Hotel, Curaçao 2015/18 Open Atelier Route, Studio Girouette, Curaçao 2019 Ellen Spijkstra – An artistic journey, Het Curaçaosch Museum, Curaçao
Awards 1985 First Prize, photo competition 'Inner Wheel', Curaçao 1989 Third Prize, international photo competition 'Architecture', New York Institute of Photography, USA 1990 Award of Merit, international photo competition 'Romance', New York Institute of Photography, USA 1999 Honorable Mention Arte '99, Curaçao 2000 Award final selection, Sixth Taiwan Golden Ceramics Awards Exhibition; the opening exhibition of the new Taipei County Yingko Ceramic Museum, Taiwan 2014 Best Work of Art Tile, Elit-Tile 2014/2015, Premio Fundación Susana de Moya, Dominican Republic 2015 Honorable Mention, Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale 2015, South Korea 2023 Cola Debrot Prize
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Dutch ceramic artist and photographer (born 1957)
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Ellen Spijkstra was born on 3 August 1957 in Hattem.
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