Vladimir’s Night written by the fictional paranoiac Russian immigrant Maxim Komar-Myshkin, looks like a children book at a first glance, but turns gory as it pursues its political agenda against Vladimir Putin by having animated objects assault the Russian leader.

Vladimir’s Night is part of “Uitgelicht”, an informal exhibition in the office space of Plaatsmaker, an organization that provides studio and office spaces for Utrecht artists and art-organizations. The concept of the exhibition is that a selection of Utrecht artists that have their studio in a space provided by Plaatsmaker were invited to highlight another Utrecht artists and invite them to exhibit in “Uitgelicht”. Utrecht artist Peter van der Horst selected IMPAKT and IMPAKT, in agreement with Roee Rosen, decided to exhibited Vladimir’s Night, a work that has been exhibited before, at IMPAKT as part of the exhibition Roee Rosen, Poetry and Catharsis from 19 April to 26 May, 2019.

More information on Vladimir’s Night and Roee Rosen can be found here. Others artists exhibiting in UITGELICHT are Karen Vennik, Britt Dorenbosch, Robin Meyer, Marin Hondebrink en Eline Peek. 

Read more about the other artists 

The exhibition will open on Friday 23 September at 17.00.
After the opening the exhibition can be visited during office hours and by appointment on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Visitors can register via pim@deplaatsmaker.nl.