Edo Sanpu 2020

An exhibition about mutual perception in the Netherlands and Japan.

From the 8th-10th of January  Stichting Berg & van Dalen presents the Exhibition Edo Sanpu 2020 at Zone2Source (Het Glazen Huis) located in the Amstelpark, Amsterdam.

Inspired by their experience travelling through Japan and meetings they had along the way, artists Hannie van den Bergh and Jan van den Bergh created a series of artworks about the mutual image in the Netherlands and Japan, in the past and present.

With the slogan Let’s play, Let’s eat, Let’s see, Let’s meet the artworks of Edo Sanpu 2020 depict the intercultural dialogue between two cultures that differ as much as they seem connected.

Let’s play Karuta: A Japanese-Dutch card game made with traditional Japanese woodcarving and western letterpress.
Let’s eat Noripan:
A community art project about food and table manners (seaweed, bread & dough products)
Let’s see Performance of Nature:
a video installation about looking at, understanding and dealing with ‘’nature’’ in the East and West
Let’s meet Exformatie: A book about meetings and collaborations between Dutch and Japanese artists.

The book Exformation will be for sale during the Exhibition.

Edo Sanpu 2020 is an initiative by ‘’Stichting Berg en van Dalen’’ and is made possible by the financial support of; ‘’Het Matchingfonds’’, ‘’Gedeeld Cultureel Erfgoed’’, ‘’DutchCulture’’ and the Dutch embassy in Tokyo.


Event postponed until further notice

Because of the “Lockdown” announced by the Dutch government we are forced to postpone the event untill further notice.
When the new data of the event will be known, we will immediately inform you through our social media channels.
We would like to thank you for your support and hope to greet you at Edo Sanpu 2020 at a later date.

-Team Edo Sanpu 2020.


For more information: www.edosanpu2020.com / Telephone: 06 1515 4927

Stichting Berg & Van Dalen aims to depict and research the artistic, cultural and scientific relationship between The Netherlands and Japan through the means of Art. The foundation does this by organizing expositions, readings, workshops, performances, films, publications and Artist in Residency programs.
www.bergenvandalen.nl.

Hannie van den bergh: is a visual artist, graphic designer, co-founder and curator for Deshima AIR: Artist In Residency project aimed at Japanese artists in the Netherlands.
www.studio-hb.nl

Jan van den Berg is a performance artist and filmmaker. He also teaches Directorate Training at the Academy of Theater and Dance (AHK).www.janvandenberg.org

Accessibility of Zone2Source (Het Glazen Huis), Amstel park, Amsterdam

The main entrance of the Amstel Park is at the Europaboulevard across from the A.J. Ernstraat. De park is surrounded by the Europaboulevard, the Amstel, ‘’De Borcht’’, and the ‘’A10 Ringweg Zuid’’.
Other entrances are: ‘’De Borcht’’, ‘’Bij de Amstel’’, the ‘’Rozenoordbrug’’ and ‘’PARK’’.

Public transport: The Amstel Park is located at a 5 minute walk from the RAI-station. To reach the RAI-station you can ride subway 50,51,52 and TRAM number 4. Bus 62 stops close by at the stop ‘’Weerdestein’’.

Parking: At the Europaboulevard there is plenty of parking space. On Saturday and Sunday parking is free.