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 Curriculum Vitae
Jasper
Oostland was born in Groningen on June 19th 1976. He began his study at the Minerva
Academy in 1994 and got his certificate five years later. During his study,
Jasper specialized himself in the art of illustration by taking such classes.
During the five years he stayed at Minerva, his style changed from a cartoonish
style to a more realistic way of painting. Jasper graduated with an exposition
of small, detailed paintings of frogs in human-like situations.
These companies have work in their collection:
Unilever, Rotterdam
UMCG, Groningen
Menzis, Groningen
Openbare Bibliotheek Groningen
LabNoord, Groningen
GGZ Drente, Assen
Exhibits (a selection)
| Graduation Exposition, Groningen |
June |
1999 |
| Martini Hospital, Groningen |
Jul-Aug |
1999 |
| Gallery Vieleers, Amsterdam |
July |
1999 |
| Unilever Weena, Rotterdam |
November |
1999 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Feb-Apr |
2000 |
| Gallery BLIK, Rotterdam |
May-Jul |
2000 |
| Gallery Needien, Neede |
Dec-Jan |
2000-2001 |
| Holand Art-fair, The Hague |
April |
2001 |
| Gallery van Strien, Nieuw A'dam |
May-Jul |
2001 |
| Gallery Collect-art, Amersfoort |
Okt-Nov |
2001 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Mar-Apr |
2002 |
| Frogday, Bergschenhoek |
April |
2002 |
| Gallery BLIK, Rotterdam |
May-Jul |
2002 |
| Kunstproeverij, Hoogeveen |
Oktober |
2002 |
| Gallery van Strien, Nieuw A'dam |
Feb-Apr |
2003 |
| Frogday, Rotterdam |
April |
2003 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Dec-Jan |
2003-2004 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Jan-Mar |
2004 |
| Gallery Collect-art, Amersfoort |
Mar-Apr |
2004 |
| De Wenende Maan, Appingedam |
Mar-Apr |
2004 |
| Gallery BLIK, Rotterdam |
Apr-Jun |
2004 |
| De Wenende Maan, Appingedam |
May-Jun |
2004 |
| Museum De Buitenplaats, Eelde |
May-Aug |
2004 |
| Gallery Honingen, Gouda |
May-Jun |
2004 |
| Academic Hospital, Groningen |
Jun-Aug |
2004 |
| Gallery van Lubeck, Heilo |
Feb-Apr |
2005 |
| Atelier Route, Groningen |
May |
2005 |
| Gallery van Strien, Nieuw-Amsterdam |
Sep-Okt |
2005 |
| Drents Museum, Assen |
November |
2005 |
| De Wenende Maan, Appingedam |
Dec-Jan |
2006 |
| UMCG, Groningen |
Dec-Jan |
2006 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Dec-Jan |
2006 |
| Holland Art Fair, The Hague |
April |
2006 |
| Gallery Honingen, Gouda |
May-Jun |
2006 |
| Centrale Bibliotheek, Groningen |
Okt-Jan |
2006-2007 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Feb-Mar |
2007 |
| Atelierroute, Groningen |
May |
2007 |
| UMCG, Groningen |
Apr-May |
2007 |
| LabNoord, Groningen |
Jul-Sept |
2007 |
| Gallery Honingen, Groningen |
Oktober |
2007 |
| Gallery van Strien, Nieuw-Amsterdam |
Nov-Dec |
2007 |
| Wilhelmina Ziekenhuis, Assen |
Jan-Mar |
2008 |
| Gallery Mebius, Noordhorn |
Feb-Mar |
2008 |
| Jan de Jong Interieurs, Leeuwarden |
Mar-Aug |
2008 |
| De Groninger Kroon, Finsterwolde |
Aug-Okt |
2008 |
| The Affordable Art Fair, Amsterdam |
Okt-Nov |
2008 |
| Openbare Bibliotheek, Utrecht |
Okt-Nov |
2008 |
| Het Clockhuys, Haren |
Feb-Mar |
2009 |
| Openbare Bibliotheek, Groningen |
Apr-Jun |
2009 |
| Gallery van Strien, Nieuw Amsterdam |
May-Jul |
2009 |
| Sociale Verzekeringsbank, Groningen |
Jun-Aug |
2009 |
| Medisch Centrum De Vecht, Groningen |
Jun-Aug |
2009 |
| UMCG, Groningen |
Aug-Nov |
2009 |
| Wonen en Co, Martiniplaza Groningen |
Mar |
2010 |
| Lifestyle beurs, Martiniplaza Groningen |
Mar |
2010 |
Press report Gallery van Strien, May 2001
A
sunbathing seahorse wearing swimming trunks on a beach, a bear taking a walk in
an empty city, a meditative rabbit in an armchair, a hare on a stepladder, a
crocodile in a red wet-suit standing on a water scooter, a chameleon under an
umbrella, a tired red eyed tree frog wearing his raincoat and pushing a packed shopping trolley in front of the supermarket or in the bathroom with
naked upper body watching his own reflection in the mirror...
The
work of the young painter from Groningen (1976) always makes you at least smile but most of the time just laugh. By placing animals in a human-like context he developed a very own style: very
precisely painted, well targeted cartoonesque presentations in bright colours
full of witty detail. He puts forth a story in which the viewer can fill in the
storyline for himself. There's no shortage of inspiration: the formula seems
inexhaustible and seems applicable to the wildest combinations which,
together with great painting craftmanship, create estranging, but primarily
surprising and tempting images.
Jasper builds up his paintings with many transparent layers of
paint. He paints acryl on paper on preferably 30 X 30 cm sized paper which is a
handy format that invites the creating of combinations of mosaics. Recently
he has been making some bigger paintings as well. Since his graduating from the
Minerva Academy in Groningen Jasper Oostland enjoys a great deal of success with
his work.
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