Remco Torenbosch

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Remco Torenbosch (born 1982, in Netherlands) is a visual artist.

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Remco Torenbosch took part in exhibitions and public events at: Kunsthalle Wien, [1] Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, [2] Kunsthaus Zurich, Centre d'art contemporain du parc Saint-Léger, L'Usine Genève, De Vleeshal Middelburg, GAMeC Bergamo, de Appel Amsterdam [3] and Victoria and Albert Museum. [4]

Torenbosch was short-listed for the Prix de Rome 2013 [3]

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References

  1. Kunsthalle Wien: Remco Torenbosch
  2. Stedelijk Museum: Remco Torenbosch
  3. 1 2 Prix de Rome 2013: Remco Torenbosch
  4. Victoria and Albert Museum London: Remco Torenbosch