List of books
Sharing some interesting books that helped reflect, create insights and better identify and formulate my ideas
How to have a beautiful mind - Edward de Bono
Gentle Action - David F Peat
Blackfoot physics - David F Peat
Inleiding tot verwondering - Cornelis Verhoeven
Art and fear - David Bayles & Ted Orland
Arthur Schopenhauer - Rudiger Safranski
Heidegger en zijn tijd - Rudiger Safranski
De vertraagde tijd - Arnold Cornelis
Leiderschap bij verandering - John P Kotter
Over wijsheid - Edward de Bono
Het slimme onbewuste - Ap Dijksterhuis
Winnen zonder strijd - Sun Tzu - P van der Roest
The original I Ching Oracle - Rudolf Ritsema and Shantena A Sabbadini
De oorsprong van het kunstwerk - Martin Heidegger
Change design - Tim Brown with Barry Katz
Leadership is an art - Max de Pree
The art of possibility - Rosamund Stone Zander, Benjamin Zander
Dromen en droomduiding - Volmar & Fiebig
De wet van de stimulerende wanorde - David Freedman, Eric Abrahamson
From Good to Great - Jim Collins
Quantum change - William R Miller
How to read a modern painting - John Thompson
Some Highlights
exhibition Impressions
Feb-Mar 2006 - Damrak 65 Amsterdam - AEX business exhibition
Group exhibition - Brouwer Family
Mar 2007 - Galerie De Ferbylding - Warns
exhibition Verwondering
Sep-Oct 2007 - Gallery Atelier Open - Amsterdam
exhibition and event - Island feeling
Vincent Zwart (sealife photographer) - Maurice van Tilburg
Including writer/artists: John Jansen van Gaalen, Teun de Winter
Oct-Dec 2007 - Gallery Atelier Open - Amsterdam
exhibition Beautifully Different
Feb-Mar 2008 - Gallery Atelier Open - Amsterdam
exhibition A New Day
Art project: 7 interviews with foreign people living in Amsterdam
Writer: José Duurland - photographer: Vincenzo Corné, drawings: Maurice van Tilburg
Presentation August 2008- Amsterdam
exhibition - art work overview
Nov 2008-Jan 2009 - Gallery Atelier Open - Amsterdam
exhibition book presentation Junior Jetsetters Guide to Amsterdam
21 drawings of Amsterdam - Mar 2009
exhibition smalldrawing business cards
Involving 35 artists in creating original small drawings
Aug-Sep 2009 - Gallery Atelier Open - Amsterdam
PICNIC Art Project - Creative Spam
Winning team of art competition
Presentation of Creative Spam to PICNIC international seminar 2010
june 2010 - Dortmund e-Factory
Exhibition Barcelona Showcase - Casa Batllo (Gaudi)
Exhibition of art work through Funky Art Gallery
Around 2000 visitors, 14 July 2012
Maurice van Tilburg
"Drawing has always been my passion, addiction and a way to create my own world,” says Maurice van Tilburg. The world that he creates is one in which darkness and light coexist in a dynamic relationship. “My style,” he says, “is very intuitive and needs a flow and dynamics.” Having started out by making realistic drawings and pastels, the artist was led toward abstraction after seeing to the works of the CoBrA movement, particularly the paintings of Pierre Alechinksy. Alechinsky’s influence moves strikingly forward in van Tilburg’s work, with its mix of bright and dark colors, and juxtaposition of primitivism and modern sophistication.
Working in acrylics, van Tilburg applies his colors with a combination of delicacy and intensity. While his palette makes use of the saturated shades that acrylics provide, the artist mixes his acrylics with water, giving those colors a lightness that brings watercolors to mind. The result is a bridge between the two media, giving the artist a way to realize the “deep expression” that is a central goal of his work.
Agora Gallery
Other sites
Creative Spam website where concepts of Creative Spam are explained and background information
Blog on reflective art, and parallels between art and leadership
www.mauricevantilburg.blogspot.com
Amsterdam Gallery where many of my works are/were exhibited
Illustrated guide to the Amsterdam illustrated guide at Amazon.com
Also available at bookmasters or goodreads
A New Day project - quoted on website Circulo Dilecto
World Conference of IT 2010 - speaker
link to speaker information Maurice van Tilburg
Blogger Polle de Maagt about smalldrawing business card
Cartoon website Sigmund - about a crazy psychiatrist, from Peter de Wit
Reference to exhibition of cartoons: Peter de Wit, Paul Stellingwerf, Maurice van Tilburg
Blinded tourist art project website - Marielle Videler
Punkmedia video interview
