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Allard van Hoorn was born on February 29th 1968 in Leiden, the Netherlands.
Allard van Hoorn is a performance, sound, and installation artist who creates work that examines our relationship with urban landscapes and our systems of classification. He visually and acoustically translates the built environment and nature to call to question our preconceived notions and perceptions of the spaces we inhabit. (Newlin Tillotson)
He has been and will be shown at institutions and events like the biennales of Istanbul (Art – 2013), Gwangju (Design – 2011), Shenzhen (Urbanism and Architecture – 2013), ISCP Open Studios November 2014, Art Rotterdam 2014 as Focused Artist, Blaffer art Museum – Houston, Rothko Chapel – Houston, Centro Centro – Madrid, MaCRO – Rosario, Rosenthal CAC – Cincinnati, de Appel arts centre – Amsterdam, Storefront for Art and Architecture – NYC, Stedelijk Museum – Amsterdam, Pinakothek der Moderne – Munich, Gasworks – London, the MoCA – Shanghai, Van Abbemuseum – Eindhoven (NL), MAM – Salvador de Bahia (Brazil), Open/Invited EV+A – Limerick (Ireland), Botkyrka konsthall – Tumba (Sweden), The Moore Space – Miami, Museo de la Ciudad de México, the German Architectural Centre (DAZ) – Berlin, the Zendai MoMA – Shanghai and CCCB – Barcelona.
Learn more on his website. Also, please see this link as well as this one for more information.
