Follow along as Thysa Zevenbergen tells her story as a vanlife illustrator and artist. Her adventures on the road traveling in her beloved mercedes 207D, her artshows and her books written together with Ru de Groen.
In the summer of 2019 Thysa Zevenbergen will be followed by a Dutch reality TV show called Het Spaanse Dorp: Polopos. Together with her partner in crime Wijnand Boon they will renovate an old town house and turn it into an Artist Residence.
Read MoreOpening of the new expo at Cinetol / Tolbar: THYSART’s cutout’s have a lace-like look to them. The finely cut white paper seems to come to life when in contact with light as it creates a dancing shadow behind her work. Her bird’s symbolize the journey of discovering oneself and eventually finding ultimate freedom.
Read MoreOn the Cheese market of Edam, Thysart will be showing her newest cutout birds together with a few oil paintings on canvas of Edam houses.
Read MoreDuring the winter months, Thysa will be exhibiting two black and white works representing her beloved Amsterdam, for sale at Koffie.se
Read MoreVandaag exposeert Zevenbergen een aantal stadsgezichten van Edam gemaakt in haar huisstijl.
Read MoreAt the opening of VEGABOND on sunday Febuary 9th I got the opportunity to show a few of my small cutout birds.
Read MoreEen nieuwe expositie op de gallerij van Pllek! Vanaf 28 augustus kan je de kleurrijke stadsgezichten van Thysa Zevenbergen bekijken, met het uitzicht op Amsterdam vanaf het terras.
Read MoreML Contemporary and Céline Andrée are pleased to present the inaugural show of Dutch born artist, Thysa Zevenbergen. The exhibition will feature Zevenbergen’s Hong Kong Series from 2012. The gallery space will also serve as an artist residence. Zevenbergen will transport her Amsterdam studio to St. James’s, where her techniques and inspirations will be on view to the public and she will continue creating works in situ.
Read MoreFrom December 15th 2011 until January 14th 2012 I had an exhibition at FullStop cafe on Brick Lane in London. During the first few months living in Bethnal Green (London) I spent many hours drawing and reading at this cafe.
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